E-Learning Courses
E-learning Courses
The WSSCP provides access to a range of e-Learning courses to help you in your work.
To take this course click on the link below to visit the Learning Pool and search ” LADO introduction”
To take this course click on the link below to visit the Learning Pool and search “tackling child modern slavery”
To take this course click on the link below to visit the Learning Pool and search “Supporting those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)”
This module is for anyone that comes into contact with children or young people especially those involved in the care and education of children and young people.
To take this course click on the link below to visit the Learning Pool and search ‘Safeguarding Children – Basic Awareness’
To take this course visit the Learning Pool
This online training is a programme designed to support parents with their baby’s crying and reduce the risk of non-accidental head injuries to babies. To take this course click the Coping With Crying link
(please not there is a charge for this training)
The Home Office has launched a free online training package dealing with Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) developed with Virtual College. This training will provide you with an overview of FGM and your responsibilities in FGM cases. It also contains information on how to prevent FGM and helps professionals support those who have been subjected to it.
To take this course visit the Home Office Virtual College.
An 2nd online awareness course on FGM is also available and will provide information on the facts and figures and around FGM, help and support available. To take this course visit the Learning & Development Gateway
The NSPCC offer online safeguarding training to help with the recruitment process of staff and volunteers in schools, academies or colleges. The training has been developed in line with the Department for Education’s ‘Keeping Children Safe in Education’ guidance.
To take this course visit the NSPCC.
Please note there is a charge for this training
The PREVENT strategy aims to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism. While it remains rare for children and young people to become involved in terrorist activity, young people from an early age can be exposed to terrorist and extremist influences of prejudiced views. Channel is a key element of the PREVENT strategy. It is a multi-agency approach to protect people at risk from radicalisation.
To take this course visit Channel General Awareness.
This course has been developed with the Forced Marriage Unit of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Home Office. It aims to raise awareness, challenge perceptions and inform you of the correct actions to take should you suspect someone is at risk.
To take this course visit Safeguarding Children e-Academy.
Upon completion of the course learners are expected to have a good understanding of the situation of unaccompanied and separated children, an overview of their specific needs and knowledge on how to address them. Learners will also acquire country-specific information and resources related to care framework in their respective countries.
The course available is for:
Care professionals, including social workers, personal assistants, child and family workers (care professionals). To access the course visit Safe Project Online Learning