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Elearning Basic Awareness Course

 

Introduction

Welcome to the City of York and North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Boards’ Basic Awareness Training.

This training package is aimed at individuals in organisations and voluntary groups who work with children and young people, families or adults who may be parents and/or carers, to give a basic awareness of child protection issues.  Depending on your role, this may be the only level of training you need, although some people will need further training.  Details of other training courses will be found on this website.

Please note that there is no charge for taking this course.

The training package is arranged in four sections:

  1. What is Child Abuse?:
  2. Signs and Indicators of Abuse and Neglect:
  3. What to do in Response to Concerns:
  4. Guidelines for Good Practice:

At the end of each section, there are some questions to ensure that you have understood that section.  When you have successfully completed all four sections, you will be able to print out your Certificate of Completion.  Your computer will need to be attached to a printer.

It is recommended that you repeat Child Protection Basic Awareness Training every 3 years.  This training package will be updated as necessary to take account of local and national policy changes.

We would like your feedback on how useful you found this training package.  Please e-mail any comments to Sarah Miller, sarah.miller@northyorks.gov.uk or Amanda Dickinson,  amanda.dickinson@york.gov.uk

Help

This course requires everyone to register using a username and password.  This is a requirement for data protection.  As the website is a stand alone site, staff working for the local authority and other organisations are advised not to use their usual username/password. You can create any user name and password you wish - these can be the same - but it is recommended that you use use a combination of letters and numbers.

This computer based training package consists of four main sections.  Each section is divided into an information section, followed by a short test.  You should read the relevant information on each section before attempting to answer any questions.

You can navigate through the course by using the “Next” and “Previous” buttons at the bottom of the page and also on the navigation bar to the left.  Each button will have a label next to it, to show what the next/previous page contains.  You can check to see what section you are in by looking at the bottom of the page.

When you have correctly answered all the questions and finished all four stages, you can print out a Certificate of Completion.

Please note that to obtain a certificate, you must either print it off when you complete the course or save the document on your pc, to print yourself later.  If you have difficulty saving pdfs, then please contact your IT section for advice.


Next: Section 1: What is child abuse?

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