Level 1
Safeguarding in Education 2023/2024
This CPD accredited training course in Level 1 Safeguarding in Education provides vital knowledge and skills to allow staff to keep children and young adults safe in learning environments.
This is a free online training course for Teachers, Teaching Staff, Teaching Assistants, Support Staff and other education professionals.
This is a free online training course for Teachers, Teaching Staff, Teaching Assistants, Support Staff and other education professionals.
This course is in line with all KCSIE 2023 updates.
Who is this online course for?
- Teachers
- Teaching Assistants
- SEND Teachers
- Supply Teachers
- Support Staff
- Tutors
- SENCOs
All education professionals who work with children require an accredited Safeguarding certification.
Possessing Safeguarding skills and knowledge is vital to enable professionals to spot the warning signs of Safeguarding issues as early as possible, prevent harm and alert the Designated Safeguarding Lead along with the relevant authorities when necessary.
Completing this free online training course and gaining an accredited certificate in Level 1 Safeguarding from Prospero Learning gives teaching staff unique insight into how children are developing, behaving, and interacting with each other and the adults around them.
Possessing Safeguarding skills and knowledge is vital to enable professionals to spot the warning signs of Safeguarding issues as early as possible, prevent harm and alert the Designated Safeguarding Lead along with the relevant authorities when necessary.
Completing this free online training course and gaining an accredited certificate in Level 1 Safeguarding from Prospero Learning gives teaching staff unique insight into how children are developing, behaving, and interacting with each other and the adults around them.
Key Safeguarding learning objectives
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What is Safeguarding?
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Recognising abuse and neglect
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Keeping children safe online
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Reporting issues to the Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL)
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Serious case studies
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Legislation and guidance