Safeguarding level 2 (RQF)
Safeguarding level 2 (RQF)
£40.00
The QA Level 2 Award in Safeguarding and Protecting Children, Young People and Adults at Risk (RQF) is a regulated and nationally recognised qualification that has been designed to provide learners with the valuable skills and knowledge required to competently carry out their roles and responsibilities relating to safeguarding. Ideal for those who have a responsibility for safeguarding and protecting in environments such as the NHS, education, healthcare, social services and those who work in voluntary/unpaid positions, this 1/2 day qualification covers all of the key aspects of safeguarding, such as current guidelines and legislation, different forms of abuse and responding to disclosure and suspected abuse.
Topics covered include:
Understanding safeguarding and protection responsibilities:
• Current guidelines and legislation
• Safe ways of working
Different types of abuse, including:
• Signs, symptoms and indicators
• Why abuse is not always recognised
• Factors to be considered when abuse is suspected
Procedures for reporting, recording and responding to:
• Suspected abuse
• Disclosure of abuse
• Alleged abuse
The Government’s person centred approach to safeguarding and protection, including:
• Duty of care
• Best practice
Support mechanisms available for staff and others following abuse
A Level 2 safeguarding course typically covers the basics of safeguarding principles and practices, aimed at individuals who work with children, young people, vulnerable adults, or other at-risk groups. Here's a general outline of what might be included:
1. Introduction to Safeguarding: Understanding the concept of safeguarding and its importance in various settings.
2. Legislation and Policies: Overview of relevant legislation and organizational policies related to safeguarding, such as child protection laws, duty of care, and reporting procedures.
3. Identifying Abuse and Neglect: Recognising different forms of abuse and neglect, including physical, emotional, sexual, and financial abuse, as well as signs and indicators.
4. Risk Assessment: Learning how to assess risks and vulnerabilities within different contexts and populations.
5. Roles and Responsibilities: Clarifying the roles and responsibilities of individuals and organizations in safeguarding, including reporting procedures and confidentiality.
6. Effective Communication: Developing communication skills to interact sensitively with individuals who may be experiencing abuse or neglect.
7. Responding to Concerns: Understanding how to respond appropriately to safeguarding concerns, including when and how to escalate issues to relevant authorities.
8. Multi-Agency Collaboration: Recognising the importance of collaboration between different agencies and professionals involved in safeguarding, such as social services, healthcare professionals, and law enforcement.
9. Support and Intervention: Exploring support services available for victims/survivors and strategies for intervening effectively to safeguard individuals at risk.
10. Self-Care and Wellbeing: Emphasizing the importance of self-care for individuals involved in safeguarding roles and promoting wellbeing practices.
11. Case Studies and Scenarios: Analysing case studies and real-life scenarios to apply safeguarding principles in practical contexts.
12. Assessment: Evaluation of understanding through quizzes, assignments, or assessments to ensure comprehension of key concepts.
Overall, the Level 2 safeguarding course aims to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to identify, respond to, and prevent safeguarding concerns within their professional or voluntary roles.
Additional information
| Date | |
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| Time | 09:00-1200 |
| Location | Proparamedics HQ, Linfield Road, Belfast BT12 5GH |
| Price | £40 |
