Safeguarding Children Level 3

Course details

As the Safeguarding Officer, you are the first point of contact for staff members, families and other people who have access to your organisation, so your knowledge of child protection procedures must be in-depth and up-to-date.

In our Safeguarding Officer Course, the learner will understand the roles and responsibilities of the safeguarding officer, the essential knowledge of recording information for the referral process, an adept comprehension of law, guidance notes, and official policies.

Special Offer

• Safeguarding Officer Learner will get Free Certificate
• Safeguarding Officer No Extra fees
• Safeguarding Officer Lifetime Course Access

Why Choose the Safeguarding Officer Training Level 3 course?

• Developed by Qualified Professionals With Updated Materials
• 24/7 Learning Support and Assistance
• Course completion free PDF certificate
• High-quality E-learning Study Materials
• No Hidden Fees or Exam Charges
• Access the Course Anywhere in the World
• Self Paced Learning and Laptop, Tablet, Smartphone Friendly

Safeguarding Officer Training Level 3

Course Curriculum

Safeguarding Officer

Module 01: Introduction to Safeguarding Officer

• What is safeguarding
• Importance of safeguarding training
• Who has the Responsibility?
• The Designated Safeguarding Officer
• Safeguarding Officer

Module 02: Safeguarding Structure and Guidance

• The Children Act 1989
• The Education Act 2002
• Every child matters 2004
• The childcare act 2006
• Working together to safeguard children
• The single assessment process
• Low-level needs
• Emerging needs
• Complex needs
• Child protection concerns
• Local Safeguarding Children Partnership
• Threshold Guidance
• Safeguarding Officer

Module 03: The Role of Social Care and Designated Safeguarding Officer

• The Role of Social Care
• Designated Safeguarding Officer- Beginner
• Role of Designated Safeguarding Officer
• Scenario Exercise and Pitfalls that Occurred
• Safeguarding Officer

Module 04: Recognising and Responding to Abuse

• Recognising Abuse- Physical
• Abuse- Emotional
• Abuse- Sexual
• Abuse- Neglect
• Effects Of Child Abuse And Neglect
• Why Do Children Not Give Any Information?
• Children's Responses To Abuse
• Child's Response To Traumatic Abuse
• Behavioural Consequence Of Child Abuse
• Disclosure From A Child- How To Respond
• Recording Information
• Why Adults Don't Take Action
• Safeguarding Officer

Module 05: Responses Under the Safeguarding Structure

• What Response is Needed?
• The Key Points to Consider
• Early Help Assessment
• Who Would Get Benefit From the Early Help Assessment
• Children in Need
• Who are Children in Need?
• Significant Harm
• Indicators of Significant Harm
• Factors Which Influence the Response
• Accessing Further Guidance and Advice
• Contacting Social Care
• What Happens Next?
• Safeguarding Officer

Module 06: Working Together and Sharing Information

• Resolving Disagreement
• Key points in Resolving Disagreement
• What to Do if You Disagree With a Decision
• Information Sharing
• Information Sharing Principles
• Why Professionals Do Not Want to Share Information
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Module 07: Recording Information & Recording Tips

• What to Record
• When the Information Should Be Recorded
• Storing the Information
• Recording Tips
• Serious Case Reviews
• Serious Case Review Example- Peter Connolly
• Pitfalls of Peter Connolly Case
• Continuous Involvement of Safeguard Officers
• Shared Responsibility

Certification

By the successful completion of the course, the learner will instantly receive an E-Certificate, which is free of cost. In addition, our courses provide you with up-to-date industry knowledge and skills, aiming to make you an expert in the field. Updated on 06 February, 2023