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This course is about encouraging the voice of the child during engagement and assessment.

You need to attend Part 1 & Part 2 to receive a certificate.

This one day course is about encouraging the voice of the child during engagement and assessment.

This is an eLearning course of approximately 4 hours. It is designed for all multi-agency professionals working in the borough who want to learn more about how to recognise and sensitively respond to people who have experienced DA/SV. The course can be completed in one sitting or delegates can pause and continue the course at a later time.

Please note that this online course is available until 28 September 2021.

This is a full day's virtual learning with multiple breaks in between to examine case studies.

Engaging fathers, father figure, and male role models is often one of the most challenging issues practitioners face when working with children, young people and their families. Research has consistently shown that all too often children's services (and other agencies) either fail to engage with, or understand the role of fathers and male role models

Safer Recruitment and selection practice is part of the wider duty of organisations to promote the safety and welfare of children by ensuring that the
relevant safeguarding checks are carried out on staff and volunteers working or having contact with children to help prevent the appointment of unsuitable people.

This course is based on the accredited national training, initially developed for schools but relevant for all organisations working with children. The course has been updated to reflect recent changes in pre employment checks and is fully compliant with current Government Guidance including Working Together 2017 and Keeping Children Safe in Education 2018. The course includes an optional assessment and is certificated.

You need to attend Part 1 and Part 2. 

Today, more and more young people across Britain are vulnerable to recruitment by the far right. The World around them is chaotic and they want to make sense of the injustices they see every day. Far-right groups exploit these fears to promote their racist agenda.

Small Steps are a community-focused organisation committed to raising awareness of far-right extremism in the UK. They deliver awareness-raising training on far right-wing extremism and radicalisation for professionals and community groups. 

This half-day training course is designed as an essential introductory level awareness course in safeguarding and protecting children issues for all those who work either with children and young people, or with adults who may be parents or carers of children.

This course is about identifying high risk domestic violence victims and preventing repeat victimisation.

Course content:

• Barnet definition of VAWG and domestic abuse
• MARAC and its functions
• risk Identification Indicators and Criteria
• referring into MARAC
• your role within MARAC

This virtual learning is for all Designated leads/team members responsible for Safeguarding in the Education setting.

Those who can attend are people working:

• Schools (Maintained/Non maintained)
• Academies
• Free Schools
• Alternative provisions
• PRU's
• Colleges

You need to be available to join learning online on both days (19 & 21 October 2020).  You also need to have access to a PC or laptop or iPad and the internet to be able to join in this learning.

This course aims to raise awareness of the new legislation and to prepare participants / practitioners for the implementation / use of the Common Assessment Framework.

You need to attend Part 1 and Part 2 to obtain a certificate.