Safeguarding and Child Protection for Early Years (Level 2)

An entirely online course that you can complete at any time to receive your certificate

For Early Years professionals, including childminders, nursery staff, preschool staff and anyone working in Early Years settings.

The online learning module has been mapped to an RQF Level 2 course to provide learners with the knowledge required to safeguard and promote the welfare of children within Early Years settings. The course reflects current safeguarding legislation, Working Together to Safeguard Children, the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Statutory Framework and other relevant national guidance.

Learners will develop an understanding of their safeguarding responsibilities, recognise the signs and indicators of abuse and neglect, respond appropriately to concerns and disclosures, record and report safeguarding concerns, share information appropriately and work effectively with other professionals to help safeguard children.

The course takes around 4 hours to complete

Successful completion of the course gains 6 CPD credits

Enrolment Keys are available for £24.00 +VAT each.

Each Enrolment Key is unique and allows one person to complete the online module at any time. You will need one Enrolment Key for every person that requires training. Ensure you select the quantity you require in the shopping cart or checkout.

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Safeguarding and Child Protection for Early Years (Level 2) Safeguarding and Child Protection for Early Years (Level 2)
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Safeguarding and Child Protection for Early Years (Level 2)
£24.00

For Early Years professionals, including childminders, nursery staff, preschool staff and anyone working in Early Years settings.

The online learning module has been mapped to an RQF Level 2 course to provide learners with the knowledge required to safeguard and promote the welfare of children within Early Years settings. The course reflects current safeguarding legislation, Working Together to Safeguard Children, the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Statutory Framework and other relevant national guidance.

Learners will develop an understanding of their safeguarding responsibilities, recognise the signs and indicators of abuse and neglect, respond appropriately to concerns and disclosures, record and report safeguarding concerns, share information appropriately and work effectively with other professionals to help safeguard children.

For Early Years professionals, including childminders, nursery staff, preschool staff and anyone working in Early Years settings.

The online learning course has been mapped to an RQF Level 2 course to provide learners with the knowledge required to safeguard and promote the welfare of children within Early Years settings. The course reflects current safeguarding legislation, Working Together to Safeguard Children, the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Statutory Framework and other relevant national guidance.

Learners will develop an understanding of their safeguarding responsibilities, recognise the signs and indicators of abuse and neglect, respond appropriately to concerns and disclosures, record and report safeguarding concerns, share information appropriately and work effectively with other professionals to help safeguard children.

The course takes around 4 hours to complete, and you can pause and save your progress at any time to finish later.

Self-checks follow each section of the course and a final multiple-choice assessment concludes the online module. Learners are required to achieve a score of 100% on each self-check before they can progress to the next section. The final multiple-choice assessment has a pass mark of 80%. Learners have a maximum of 3 attempts to pass.

On successful completion, trainees download a certificate as evidence that they have passed the course.

The certificate is valid for 3 years

Successful completion of the course gains 6 CPD credits

This course is accredited by The CPD Group. It is provided by Elearn Here Limited and offered by the FAIB (First Aid Industry Body) to FAW Cornwall under licence.

Description

Modules Include:

Module 1 – Understanding the Role of Early Years Professionals

  • Safeguarding responsibilities

  • Safeguarding and welfare requirements

  • Child protection requirements within the EYFS

  • Safeguarding policies and procedures

  • Safer recruitment, staff suitability and training

  • The role of the Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL)

Module 2 – Legislation and National Guidance

  • Key safeguarding legislation

  • Working Together to Safeguard Children

  • The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)

  • Other relevant statutory guidance

Module 3 – Learning from Serious Case Reviews

  • The purpose of serious case reviews

  • Lessons learned

  • Improving safeguarding practice

Module 4 – Recognising Abuse and Neglect

  • Categories of abuse and neglect

  • Recognising signs and indicators

  • Responding to concerns

Module 5 – Working with Other Professionals

  • Multi-agency working

  • Early Help

  • Making referrals

  • Children in need and children at risk of significant harm

Module 6 – Responding to a Disclosure

  • Why children may not disclose abuse

  • Responding appropriately

  • Supporting the child

Module 7 – Recording, Reporting and Information Sharing

  • Recording concerns

  • Effective record keeping

  • Reporting procedures

  • Information sharing and confidentiality

  • Data protection

Module 8 – Current and Emerging Safeguarding Issues

  • Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)

  • Radicalisation and extremism

  • Domestic abuse

  • Child criminal exploitation and county lines

Module 9 – Allegations Against Professionals and Trusted Adults

  • Managing allegations

  • Responding appropriately

  • Protecting children and maintaining professional standards