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Whilst growing up, a child may be taught that a set of behaviours are deemed to be honourable. If they display any dishonourable behaviours they may be abused by their family or members of their community as punishment. This course was written in partnership with Karma Nirvana, a national award-winning charity that supports both men and women affected by forced marriage and/or honour-based abuse.
Child Protection in Education, endorsed by Kidscape and Family Lives is designed for those who work with children and young people in an education setting.
Child Protection in Education, endorsed by Kidscape and Family Lives is designed for those who work with children and young people in an education setting.
This course is for anyone who has previously completed a foundation child protection programme and wants to learn about the subject of safeguarding children and young people in greater detail.
Child Protection, endorsed by Kidscape and Family Lives, is written to provide a basic awareness of child protection and introduces the fundamentals for anyone whose paid or unpaid work or leisure activity brings them into contact with children and young people.
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Child Protection for International Schools, developed in partnership with COBIS, is designed to provide international educational settings with a thorough insight into child protection.
Peer-on-peer abuse is any form of physical, sexual, emotional, financial, and/or coercive control exercised between children and young people; this includes intimate and non-intimate relationships.
Child Protection in Education (Music), developed by the Musicians' Union, is for those who work with children and young people in a music setting.
Child Protection in Sport & Active Leisure, written with Kidscape and Family Lives, is written for those who work with children and young people in a sport or leisure setting.
Safeguarding Young People (Colleges and Universities), endorsed by established youth organisations, provides the key information needed to help raise your awareness of young people who may be vulnerable because of their age, relative inexperience, past abusive experiences or current circumstances.
Your organisation should develop safe ways of working where safeguarding and promoting children’s welfare is embedded into all you do.
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This infographic shows the scale of recent abuse claims that have beset football and how clubs have reacted to the ongoing investigations.
This resource will examine the current legal issues surrounding the distribution of ‘sexy selfies’ and the best methods to prevent criminalisation of children and young adults.
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An infographic that shows the alarming number of cases of child abuse and neglect in the past few years.
The Blue Whale Challenge is a social media challenge that encourages children, teenagers & other users to perform specific tasks, over the course of 50 days, that are assigned to them by an anonymous “group administrator.” The tasks escalate throughout the 50 days and on the last day of the challenge the only way to “win” is to die by suicide.
The recent football abuse scandal in the UK has raised questions and awareness on the effectiveness of safer recruitment in the sports sector
People who work with children have both legal and moral responsibilities towards them. There is a great deal they can do to safeguard them and promote their wellbeing. Here are some practical guidelines to help.
What information should you know if you work or volunteer with young people?
We have renamed our Child Protection Level 3 training course to Child Protection Advanced
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Estimating the prevalence of the ‘toxic trio’
EduCare is preparing for the new DfE statutory guidance by updating our portfolio of Child Protection training courses
Child Protection for those whose work or volunteer activity brings them into infrequent contact with children.
The major international congress will be held 8-11 April 2018 and brings together practitioners, survivors of abuse, researchers, trainers and policy makers.
Following the revelation by The Times this weekend of reports of misconduct by Oxfam workers in Haiti, the points raised in the Charity Commission’s policy paper on ‘strategies for dealing with Safeguarding issues in charities’ seem all the more pertinent.
The Charity Commission published its updated strategy for dealing with safeguarding issues in charities.
EduCare is a member of BASPCAN, a registered charity that provides education and professional development opportunities for child protection professionals. We are also Silver level sponsors of their leading International Congress event.
The National Governing Body’s staff, including the Home Nations and the Triathlon Trust, are committed to
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West Country Educational Agency provides supply and permanent Teachers to the West Country. They require all candidates who register with them to have an up-to-date Child Protection certificate and provide our Child Protection training course at a discounted rate to their candidates.
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Wakefield’s Registered Childminders are able to purchase our Child Protection Level 3 training course for a discounted rate of £45.
Get in touch to find out more.
The Musicians' Union (MU) is an organisation which represents over 30,000 musicians working in all sectors of the British music business. Child Protection in Education (Music), is a bespoke online course developed by the Musicians' Union in partnership with EduCare.
Secured by Design is a group of national police projects that acknowledge products and services with their prestigious seal, awarded to recognise those who reduce the risk of crime or fear of crime.
They endorse a wide range of our courses including Child Protection Level 3 and The Prevent Duty.
Employing 4,500 staff and over a thousand volunteers across 63 sites, West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust is the second-largest, top performing ambulance service in the country.
As well as delivering child protection training to all their staff, EduCare and WMAS have worked together to create our First Aid Essentials course. Designed to give a practical guide on how to handle an incident that may require first aid, the course distils some of the Service’s knowledge and expertise gained by treating over 1.5 million patients a year.
The Council of British International Schools is a member organisation of high-quality British schools from across the world. Safer Recruitment for International Schools and Child Protection for International Schools are included within EduCare for Education: International and have been produced in conjunction with the Professional Development Team at COBIS to reflect the unique needs of an international audience.
COBIS Accredited Members and Candidate Schools are eligible for a 10% discount when they purchase EduCare for Education®.
EduCare is proud to be working in partnership with the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA). CIMSPA’s vision is to develop a UK wide, vibrant and professional workforce through ensuring the provision of quality training and CPD that meet the needs of the sector.
CIMSPA endorse our Child Protection in
Anyone working within the sport and physical activity sector is encouraged to become a member of CIMSPA to take advantage of membership, professional and educational services.
Bullying UK provide a range of advice and support to children, schools, parents and those at work around bullying, including the different types of bullying and how to act if you are being bullied, or how to help someone you know who is being bullied. Bullying UK is one of EduCare’s panel of experts who contribute to and endorse our range of child protection and safeguarding courses.
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