Safeguarding Children Training Reviews

There is a lot of information to take in so it may need to be divided in separate courses, for example Prevent. Also their needs to be more illustrations case studies to help people relate it to real life situations.

Really clear and simple to follow. I had a mistake on one question at the end so the test sent me back, I then couldn't complete the last few questions. Also one question I felt was misleading. it asked what you should not do following a disclosure. I would have put contact the abuser however the course does say avoid using leading questions which was a choice. I felt this was misleading.

This was comprehensive and thorough with useful references and additional reading. It was well organised and structured and I found it a useful reminder of the kinds of abuse and the potential evidence. Despite the dismal content, it was neither exaggerated nor melodramatric. While the digital images helped to maintain concentration in each section it seemed inappropriate that the adults talking to the young people would sit opposite them behind a desk. A more informal and less intimidating seating arrangement should have been shown for child/young person v the supporting adult.

An excellent training course that reminds teachers of their responsibilities in keeping children safe, including how to recognise the signs of different types of child abuse, how to respond, record and report them and to whom.

This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars

The course is an hour, maybe it could be split into two shorter courses?

Having completed Safeguarding before, I found your course a useful refresher and update. I liked the short introductory presentations and the useful resources for additional reading and reference.