When to get a new Safeguarding certificate?

The frequency of renewing your safeguarding certificate can vary depending on the specific course and your role.

However, a general best practice guideline is to refresh your training every 12 months. This timeframe ensures that your knowledge remains current with the latest safeguarding practices and procedures.

Why does a Safeguarding certificate need regularly updating?

Safeguarding is a dynamic field with continually evolving legislation, policies, and best practices. Regular updates are essential to:

- Stay informed about emerging threats and risks to children and vulnerable adults.
- Enhance your ability to identify and respond to safeguarding concerns.
- Ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
- Maintain a high standard of care for those in your care.

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