This course is designed to help you spot signs of radicalisation and learn effective strategies to prevent it. Once you finish, you can download your Prevent Radicalisation certificate. The benefit of this course is that it teaches you how to identify and prevent radicalisation, helping keep individuals and communities safe.
Our Preventing Radicalisation e-learning Course ( also known as Prevent Duty Training) helps you understand the risks of radicalisation and why it’s important to act early. This course is especially useful for people working in public services, education, healthcare, and community roles, where they may come across individuals at risk of extremist influence.
In this course, you will learn to recognise the signs of radicalisation, understand what leads to it, and discover ways to prevent it. You will also explore key topics like extremism and terrorism and learn how to take action before it’s too late.
This course gives staff and professionals the knowledge and skills they need to apply Prevent Duty properly, helping keep young people safe and well in schools and childcare settings.
This Prevent Radicalisation awareness training will help you:
Learn how to recognise early signs of radicalisation.
Understand how you can help protect others from extreme views.
Follow rules to keep your environment safer.
Feel more confident talking about difficult topics like radicalisation.
Know where to get help if you’re worried about someone.
Be better at helping people who might be at risk.
Help make your community safer and more welcoming.
Improve your skills in keeping people safe from harmful ideas.
Course Opportunities
This prevent duty e-learning course provides you with the skills and knowledge to pursue various roles where you can help protect individuals and communities from radicalisation.
Here are some career opportunities you can explore:
Safeguarding Lead – Take charge of keeping children safe in schools or childcare settings.
Youth Worker – Support young people and help prevent them from being influenced by harmful ideas.
Social Worker – Work with at-risk individuals and help protect them from harmful influences.
School Counsellor – Help students who may be struggling, and step in if you see signs of radicalisation.
Safety Officer – Make sure schools or other places follow rules to keep everyone safe, including preventing radicalisation.
Public Service Worker – Help protect communities, especially those who may be vulnerable to extremist ideas.
Community Worker – Engage with local communities to raise awareness and prevent radicalisation.
Mental Health Professional – Support people who may be at risk of radicalisation and provide the right help.
HR Professional in Public Services – Ensure staff in schools or public services are trained and follow safety rules.
Trainer/Consultant – Teach others about preventing radicalisation and keeping children and communities safe.
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Prevent Duty or Prevent Radicalisation Training Course Outline:
Understanding Prevent Duty
What is the Prevent Duty?
Prevent Duty in schools and childcare settings.
Following Prevent Duty Rules
Responsibilities for schools and childcare providers.
How to implement Prevent Duty procedures.
Helpful Information and Support
Accessing resources and guidance.
Support for schools and staff.
Course Recap and Assessment
Key takeaways.
Scenario-based assessment.
Final quiz.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this training, you will:
Be able to spot early signs of radicalisation.
Understand why some people become radicalised.
Know how to follow the rules to keep others safe.
Feel more confident talking about radicalisation.
Understand the importance of speaking up if you see something wrong.
Know how to help people who may be at risk.
Know where to find help and support if needed.
Learn how to make your community safer and more welcoming.
Understand your role in stopping extremism.
FAQs for the Preventing Radicalisation Online Training Course
Who should take this course?
This course is for anyone working in schools, childcare settings, healthcare, social services, or other public services where they may encounter young people or vulnerable individuals at risk of radicalisation.
How long is the course?
The course typically takes 1 to 2 hours to complete. You can go at your own pace and take breaks whenever needed.
Is the course suitable for beginners?
Yes, the course is designed for anyone, even those with no prior knowledge of radicalisation or the Prevent Duty.
What will I learn in this course?
You will learn about the signs of radicalisation, how to spot early warning signs, what the Prevent Duty is, and how to act if you believe someone may be at risk.
Do I need any special equipment or software?
No, you just need a device with an internet connection, such as a computer, tablet, or smartphone, to access the course.
Can I take the course on my phone or tablet?
Yes, the course is mobile-friendly and can be taken on any device with internet access.
Is there a certificate upon completion?
Yes, you will receive a certificate of completion once you finish the course.
How can I ask for help if I have questions during the course?
You can contact our support team at enquiries@caringforcare.co.uk if you have any questions or need assistance.
Is this course suitable for people in roles other than education or childcare?
Yes, this course is also useful for healthcare workers, social workers, youth workers, and anyone working with young people or vulnerable individuals.
How do I start the course?
Simply book online, create account and you’ll be able to start the course immediately!
Other Frequently Asked Questions
What is prevention of radicalisation?
Prevention of radicalisation is about protecting people, especially vulnerable ones, from being influenced by extremist ideas or groups. Key parts of this include:
Identifying risks: Looking for things like trauma, mental health issues, or feeling left out in society.
Building resilience: Helping people think critically, feel empathy, and build good relationships.
Countering extremist messages: Stopping hate speech and removing harmful online content.
Community involvement: Working with local groups and leaders to provide support.
Intervention programs: Offering help, like counselling or mentoring, to those at risk.
Law enforcement: Monitoring dangerous groups and making arrests when needed.
Rehabilitation: Helping people who have already been radicalised to return to society through therapy and support.
What are the steps in preventing radicalisation?
Preventing radicalisation involves simple steps:
Education: Teach people to think critically and respect different opinions.
Open communication: Encourage discussions with trusted adults.
Community involvement: Get involved in positive community activities.
Online safety: Be careful when online and report harmful content.
Support: Offer help to those who might be vulnerable to extremist ideas.
What are the 4 Ps of the Prevent Strategy?
The 4 Ps are:
Pursue: To stop terrorism and those who spread it.
Prevent: To stop people from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism.
Protect: To keep the public and important places safe from attacks.
Prepare: To get ready for and respond to terrorist incidents.
What is Prevent training in safeguarding?
Prevent training helps people learn how to spot signs of radicalisation and take action to stop it. It is about keeping communities safe from extremist ideas and terrorism.
Is Prevent training a legal requirement?
In the UK, some organisations, like schools and healthcare providers, are required by law to make sure their staff can spot the signs of radicalisation. This is known as the Prevent Duty. If you work in one of these organisations, you need to take Prevent training.
However, if you don’t work in one of these organisations, Prevent training is not a legal requirement. It is mainly for people working in specific jobs to help protect others from extremism and terrorism.
How can I purchase in bulk?
We have a few options depending on the volume you wish to purchase for the prevent duty e learning course.
The quickest and easiest way is to buy online using one of our bulk deal offers. Links are below.
Alternatively, you can call us on 01782 563333 or email enquiries@caringforcare.co.uk
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