Certificate in Safeguarding for Teachers
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Author: JTS Training
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Level: Beginner
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Study time: 1 hours
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Study Method: Online, self paced
Course Overview
The role of a teacher in safeguarding goes beyond just classroom learning and involves being aware of a range of safeguarding risks and warning signs.
Teachers are responsible for students' welfare and are ideally placed to notice when something goes wrong.
The Department for Education states that "everybody who comes into contact with children and their families has a role to play in safeguarding children.
One of the key roles that a teacher plays in safeguarding is adopting a child centred approach in their work. This means that the needs and best interests of the child are always considered and often prioritised when making decisions about their lives or working with their family to find the best outcome.
What am I going to learn about?
Spotting the Signs
How to spot abuse
Fostering a trust environment
What to do about neglect concerns
Creating a safe space
How to protect yourself
Invest in yourself
You deserve it
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) will help enhance your career and strengthen your CV to help you gain a future role. Improving and validating your skills adds value to the organisation you work for.
Whether you are starting out in your career, changing careers, or increasing your skills and knowledge in your current career, you are investing in yourself because you understand the importance of you!
