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This safeguarding train the trainer course is ideal for those who are looking to start teaching safeguarding adults and children courses or anyone looking to refresh their own teaching skills and content.
You will learn about the core content and how to teach and assess both adults and children safeguarding on this course. Upon completing the course, you will earn a recognised certificate.
IMPORTANT: Delegates MUST have prior knowledge of this subject before attending this course.
The course is run over 2 days you will learn how to teach and assess the following key areas:
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Course Summary
- Basics of Training and Safeguarding
- Roles and Responsibilities of a Safeguarding Trainer
- Creating a Safe and Supportive Learning Environment
- Effective Teaching Methods for Safeguarding
- Trainer Relationships and Boundaries
- Key Safeguarding Concepts for Trainers
- Designing and Delivering Safeguarding Training
- Managing Challenging Behaviour in the Classroom
- Assessing Safeguarding Knowledge
- Micro-Teaching Preparation
- Practical Teaching (15 minutes) and Reflection
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Contact UsDo I need to have prior knowledge before attending this course?
Yes you do. You need to have prior knowledge and competence within the subject. By and large, this course is to teach you to deliver your own course on the subject, not to teach you the subject itself.
Will I have to conduct a microteach?
Yes you will be required to conduct a minimum 15 minute microteach during the course to the rest of the class.
Can I purchase the presentations and materials to use in my own courses?
Yes you can, Just ask a member of staff and they can run you through the whole process!
Where Do You Deliver Training?
We can cover the whole of the UK, we also have our own venues in the Midlands if you don't have access to a training room. Also, we are able to deliver theory only sessions virtually using Zoom.
How Do You Deliver The Training?
We can deliver this Train the Trainer course at your premises, as long as it's within the UK. Also, we have our own venues in the Midlands if you don't have access to a training room. In addition, our open courses will be held at specific venues, for a list of available dates/venues please see the full list below.
Who Is This Training For?
This training is for anyone who wishes to run their own training courses within this specific subject.
Who Can I Teach After Attending This Course?
Please note you can only teach “inhouse” staff. However, if you wish to train delegates outside of your organization you will need a Level 3 Award in Education and Training or a teaching qualification.
How Many delegates can I have on one session?
We will run this course for a maximum of 8 delegates – however for larger groups we can either provide multiple trainers on the same day or run multiple days to get everyone trained
Who Will Conduct The Training?
One of our expert tutors who have an abundance of training and assessing experience and knowledge – so you’ll be in great hands! Furthermore, we will let you know who is doing the training in advance, you can check out their skills and experience by finding them on our meet the team page.
Safeguarding Train the Trainer Course
The two-day Safeguarding Train the Trainer course helps experienced professionals become effective safeguarding trainers in their organisations. Prior knowledge of safeguarding children and adults safeguarding, as well as relevant laws, is important.
Participants will learn key safeguarding principles and training techniques, including current laws and best practices for teaching sensitive topics.
Through a mix of theory and practical activities, attendees will gain skills to create engaging training classes, manage difficult discussions, and run effective safeguarding courses.
After completing the course, participants will be qualified to deliver accredited safeguarding training, promoting a strong safeguarding culture in their workplace.
This safeguarding train the trainer course is ideal for those who are looking to start teaching safeguarding adults and children courses or anyone looking to refresh their own teaching skills and content.
Course Info:
- Course Duration: 2 days
- Course Level: Level 3
- Certificate: 3-year certificate
- Max Delegates: 12
- Practical: Yes
- Course Mode: Face to Face/ Online
- Prerequisite: Safeguarding Adults & Children
This course is run over 2 days, during this you will learn how to teach and assess the following key areas:
- Definition of Safeguarding
- Legislation & agreed ways of working
- Every child matters guidance
- Myths and statistics
- Effects on young people
- Leadership/worker skills
- Common indicators of abuse
- Reporting of abuse and potential abuse
- Barriers to reporting abuse
- Understanding the types of abuse
- Recognising acts, signs and symptoms of abuse
- Who is vulnerable / at risk
- The role of dignity in safeguarding
- Legislation and policies and procedure
- What to do should you have a concern
- Overview of prevent
- How to respond to an individual should they disclose a concern
NOTE:Delegates MUST have prior knowledge of safeguarding before attending this course.
Course Outline
The main goal of the Safeguarding Train the Trainer course is to give participants the knowledge and skills to teach safeguarding practices effectively. Aspects of the course is explained below:
Basics of Training and Safeguarding
- Roles and Responsibilities of a Safeguarding Trainer
- Understanding the role of a safeguarding trainer
- Key responsibilities and expectations
- Safeguarding laws and guidelines
- Promoting equality and diversity
- Recognising and meeting learner needs
- Creating a Safe Learning Environment
- Maintaining a safe and positive space for learning
- Encouraging good behaviour and respect
- Setting ground rules for sessions
- Practical exercise: Listing ground rules
- Building Professional Relationships
- Collaborating in safeguarding training
- Maintaining professional boundaries with learners
- Case studies: Handling challenging situations in training
Effective Teaching Methods for Safeguarding
- Inclusive Teaching Methods
- Creating a welcoming space for all learners
- Adapting teaching for different needs
- Engaging and motivating learners
- Managing difficult behaviour
- Communicating with various learner types
- Giving constructive feedback
- Spotting areas for improvement in safeguarding knowledge
- Key Safeguarding Concepts for Trainers
- Core safeguarding principles
- Recognising types of abuse
- Reporting concerns
- Protecting vulnerable people
- Understanding confidentiality and information sharing
Designing and Delivering Safeguarding Training
- Developing Safeguarding Training Sessions
- Structuring a safeguarding session
- Setting clear goals
- Choosing the right teaching methods
- Creating effective visuals and handouts
- Practical exercise: Making a session plan
- Assessing Safeguarding Knowledge
- Methods for assessing knowledge
- Creating useful assessment tools
- Giving feedback on assessments
- Practical exercise: Making a safeguarding assessment
- Preparing for Micro-Teaching
- Guidelines for short teaching sessions
- Picking a safeguarding topic for practice
- Preparing materials and resources
- Setting up peer and self-evaluation
Practical Teaching and Reflection
- Micro-Teaching Sessions
- Delivering 15-minute sessions
- Receiving and giving feedback
- Reflecting and Improving
- Self-evaluation of performance
- Identifying areas for growth
- Planning ongoing development
Assessment Components
- Multiple-choice test on Safeguarding
- Session plan for a Safeguarding topic
- Micro-teaching delivery and feedback
Post-Course Requirements
- Writing a journal on what you learned
- Submitting peer observation records
This course is approved by Skills for Care.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the Safeguarding Train the Trainer course, participants will have gained essential skills and knowledge to effectively train others in safeguarding practices:
- Understand Safeguarding
Explain key safeguarding concepts and legislation. - Know Trainer Responsibilities
Recognise your roles and duties as a safeguarding trainer. - Create a Safe Learning Space
Develop strategies to ensure a safe and respectful learning environment. - Use Inclusive Teaching
Engage all learners using inclusive methods. - Handle Challenging Behaviour
Demonstrate techniques to manage difficult situations in training. - Design Clear Training Sessions
Create well-structured training plans. - Assess Learner Knowledge
Develop tools to evaluate learners’ understanding. - Deliver Micro-Teaching
Plan and conduct short teaching sessions, using feedback to improve.
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Course Benefits
- Strong Knowledge: Learn safeguarding laws and best practices to teach others.
- Training Skills: Get skills to create and deliver effective safeguarding sessions.
- Inclusive Methods: Learn ways to make sure all learners are included.
- Useful Resources: Assess learners and manage difficult behaviours.
- Networking: Meet other professionals and share safeguarding ideas.
- Confidence: Gain confidence in teaching safeguarding and creating a safe learning space.
Customer Testimonials
Our courses are rated “Excellent” by thousands of people who have joined both onsite and online training. We have a 99% recommendation rate and keep improving through reviews and feedback.
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“Sarah came to White Pearl House last week to deliver a Safeguarding train the trainer course to 7 of our staff members. We could not be more pleased with both the course and the facilitator of this training. The course content was in depth and very informative however easy to follow and understand. Sarah made this training even more enjoyable with her delivery and the passion she had for the sector really helped to keep learners engaged with the training. Thank you for this Sarah and caring for care.” – Lucy Etchells
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“I would just like to take the opportunity to thank Caring for Care in relation to recent virtual safeguarding training for our team by using Zoom. The course was conducted on two dates the 02.02.2021 and 09.02.2021 to ensure we captured the whole team. The course facilitator was Called Sarah who had a wealth of experience in Health and Social Care, which was clearly demonstrated. The training was set at a comfortable pace, it was informative and was fully interactive.” – John Fields
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Career Opportunities
- Safeguarding Trainer: Teach safeguarding in different places.
- Training Coordinator: Run safeguarding training programs.
- Child Protection Officer: Work to protect children.
- Adult Safeguarding Lead: Make sure adults in care are safe.
- Compliance Officer: Ensure organisations follow safeguarding rules.
- Social Work Educator: Teach safeguarding to social workers.
- Community Outreach Coordinator: Promote safeguarding in the community.
These roles help create safer places for children and vulnerable adults in different areas.
How to Become a Safeguarding Trainer
Becoming a safeguarding trainer is vital for helping organisations protect vulnerable individuals. You can follow the short steps to becoming a safeguarding trainer in the UK.
Step-1: Build Your Experience
- Work in safeguarding to gain hands-on experience.
- Learn about current safeguarding laws.
- Have at least 2 years’ experience in fields (like healthcare, education, or social care).
Step-2: Get Qualified
- Complete a Safeguarding Train the Trainer course.
- Get AET Level 3 Award in Education to boost skills (optional) .
- Learn key safeguarding principles and how to teach them.
Step-3: Gain Experience
- Co-train with experienced trainers.
- Practice making and delivering training materials.
- Build confidence in discussing sensitive issues.
Key Skills Needed
- Strong communication and presentation skills.
- Understanding of how adults learn.
- Ability to handle sensitive topics carefully.
- Good knowledge of safeguarding policies.
Ongoing Development
- Keep updated on new safeguarding rules.
- Regularly refresh your training skills.
- Network with other trainers.
- Ask for feedback to improve.
Career Opportunities
- In-house trainer for organisations.
- Independent safeguarding consultant.
- Specialist trainer for sectors like education or healthcare.
A good safeguarding trainer has strong knowledge and can engage and educate others. Your role is key in helping organisations protect vulnerable people (children and adults).
Safeguarding training was an amazing and very informative course. My trainer Sarah was patient and took time to explain to me the things I did not understand. Looking forward to delivering this training to my colleagues with the new confidence and knowledge I have gained from this training. Huge thankyou Sarah.
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