Description
Safeguarding Adults Online Training
Our Safeguarding adults online training is designed for any staff in who work with vulnerable adults and will raise awareness of the importance of Safeguarding Vulnerable People.
The online course aims to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect vulnerable adults from harm and abuse.
Staff completing this course will be in a better position to implement their company adult protection policy and the procedures they should follow.
📢Related: Expert-led Safeguarding Adults Classroom Training – Group Booking Only
Course Info:
- Developed by professionals
- CPD Approved
- 100% online, learn at your own time and pace
- Translates into over 100 different languages
- Instant certificate downloaded
- Progress tracker
- Easy to use interface.
- 12 Month Access
- Retake course anytime
- Multi-choice answers
Who is the course for?
This online safeguarding adult training is suitable to all staff working within Health and Social Care.
This includes:
- Care workers, care assistants, HCAs, and personal assistants (PAs)
- Registered nurses
- Social care workers
- Housing workers
Course key topics:
- Definition of Safeguarding
- Understanding what makes an adult vulnerable and open to abuse.
- Different types of abuse
- Recognising the signs of abuse
- Symptoms relating to abuse
- Dealing effectively with abuse
- Legislation
- Reporting and record keeping
Course Benefits:
Career Opportunities
Taking the Safeguarding Adults e-learning course can help you open up new job opportunities where you can make a real difference. Some examples of roles you could take on include:
- Social Care Worker: Learn how to protect vulnerable adults in care homes, hospitals, and other support settings.
- Care Manager: Manage teams and ensure that safeguarding policies are followed to keep adults safe.
- Healthcare Assistant: Support adults in their everyday care and be trained to spot signs of abuse or neglect.
- Support Worker: Work with adults who need extra help and make sure they are treated safely and with respect.
- Safeguarding Officer: Take on a special role in protecting adults, ensuring that the right policies and procedures are in place.
- Advocate: Work to support adults who may need someone to speak up for their rights and safety.
Completing this course can open the door to these roles and more, as you’ll be equipped with the knowledge to protect adults and promote their well-being.