Safeguarding Children Training Reviews

There is a question with an ambiguous answer, the one about children appearing dirty and unkempt as a sign of abuse. The 'correct' answer is the type of abuse is neglect, but this can also be a sign of physical (sexual) abuse. The course tells you that you do not need to know the type of abuse in order to report, so the question seems irrelevant because if the child appears to be in a condition that raises concern you should just report regardless, or talk to the child to find out how they are. I also felt there was a lot of emphasis on listing types of abuse, but not enough training on how to talk to children that are disclosing, what the right questions to ask are (or what the wrong ones are). It would be better if this course could split out the level 2 safeguarding training, as those who only need level 1 are given too much information for it to be effective training, especially when they do not work in a setting that requires contact with children.

Another well structured and delivered training presentation for what is a complexed and emotive subject. Good pace and use of summarizing to keep things focused. The multiple choice test was a fair reflection of the content covered.

very useful information and explanations

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

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

A very good and detailed course . The presenters were excellent

very informative course about safeguarding!