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Fredrick Kioko
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Health & Social Care & Schools Courses & Skills Bootcamps
The online Child Protection in Sport and Active Leisure training course is designed for those who work with young people […]
The online Child Protection in Sport and Active Leisure training course is designed for those who work with young people and children in a leisure or sports setting. It provides guidance on what can be done to prevent them from suffering abuse and how to recognise the early signs.
Any person that is involved in the organisation, delivery or supervision of sport & active leisure activities for children has a responsibility for child protection. Our Child Protection in Sport & Active Leisure Training Course is designed exactly for these people.
During this course, you will learn the forms of child abuse, how to identify the signs of abuse, how to respond if a child confides in you and the process for reporting abuse. Upon successful completion, the learner will gain a downloadable and printable child Protection in Sport & Active Leisure training certificate.
Child Protection in Sport & Active Leisure Training Course Outline
The aim of this online training course is to greater increase your knowledge of Child Protection in Sport & Active Leisure.
The key points covered in this course are:
- Forms and effects of abuse
- Signs of abuse
- How to respond
- Reporting abuse
- Child protection system
- Good practice
Child Protection in Sport & Active Leisure Training Course Outcome
On completion of this online Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport course, learners will successfully be able to:
- Forms and effects of abuse
Learn the forms of child abuse and the effects. - Signs of abuse & how to respond
Identify signs that may mean a child is suffering abuse and how to respond if a child confides in you. - Reporting abuse
Identify the processes for reporting abuse. - Child protection system
Learn about the child protection system. - Good practice
Identify good practice guidelines.
This course is CPD accredited. It meets accepted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) guidelines.