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Fredrick Kioko
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Health & Social Care & Skills Bootcamps
It’s important all schools, universities, colleges and anyone who works with children or young people know how to spot the […]
It’s important all schools, universities, colleges and anyone who works with children or young people know how to spot the signs of child sexual exploitation (CSE). This online CSE training course is designed to teach learners to understand and help children and young people at risk and the signs that exploitation is occurring.
Sexual exploitation of children is a very real threat and is carried out in various forms. This course will teach the learner about the threats of child sexual exploitation and grooming, and how to identify these situations, and how to report and respond to any concerns.
This online Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) training is suitable for anyone who works with children or young people, whether they’re full time, part time, or a volunteer. It is essential for those with safeguarding responsibilities and duties.
Child Sexual Exploitation Training Course Outline
The aim of this online Child Sexual Exploitation Awareness training is to greater increase your knowledge of child sexual exploitation and how to identify it, as well as the relevant laws and legislation you and your staff need to know.
The key points covered in this course are:
- Identifying child sexual exploitation
- Section 17 or Section 47 risks
- Definition of human trafficking
- Threats
- Process of grooming
Child Sexual Exploitation Training Course Learning Outcomes
- Identifying child sexual exploitation
Identify what child sexual exploitation is and how it happens - Section 17 or Section 47 risks
Demonstrate what to do if you identify a child to be a Section 17 or Section 47 risk - Definition of human trafficking
Learn the definition of human trafficking - Threats
Assess the threat of online grooming - Process of grooming
Summarise the process of grooming
This course is CPD accredited. It meets accepted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) guidelines.