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Safeguarding Children - Level 2
If you work frequently with children and/ or their families, it is essential that you have an up-to-date knowledge of child protection procedures. This Safeguarding Children course will help to increase your existing safeguarding knowledge including what’s involved in the safeguarding process.

Course Duration
3.5 hours face to face training.
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Course Content:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
  • Describe what safeguarding and child protection are and why they are important.
  • Identify different types of maltreatment and indicators of potential concerns.
  • Identify additional vulnerabilities and risk factors for children.
  • Recognise the roles of different agencies and identify when and how to work with them.
  • Respond appropriately to children's differing levels of need.
  • Follow best practice when making a referral.

Suitable for:
This Safeguarding Children course is suitable for anyone whose job role involves frequent or regular work with children and/ or their families. 

Testimonial
Cruse is a Charity organisation which runs a small team of volunteers who support Children and Young People suffering from Bereavement. It is vital that we have Children's Safeguarding Training as the children we see are already very vulnerable. I had been struggling to find an Organisation who could deliver this training at a reasonable cost (as we are a Charity) and at a time that the whole team could be present. Angela agreed to come to our Supervision Group and work with the room and equipment that we had at our disposal. The Training was extremely well delivered and informative. Angela managed to get the important message across without making us all feel it was too onerous a responsibility. I am sure we all left feeling more confident and better equipped to deal with a difficult situation we would all rather not have to think about.

PLEASE NOTE:  If you are looking to take on the responsibilities of a Designated Safeguarding Lead or Officer then you should take a Designated Safeguarding Lead (Level 3 Safeguarding) Training. 

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  • About us
    • biography
    • Feedback from attendees
    • Organisational Reviews
  • Our Training
    • Safeguarding Children
    • Warner Interviewing Skills
    • Safeguarding Adults at Risk
    • Basic Safeguarding Adults and Children
  • Contact Form
  • Privacy Policy