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Advanced Certificate in Safeguarding Children From Sexual Abuse
time5-6hrs
timebeginner level
Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a real threat. Children are vulnerable members of society and rely on those around them for protection. This safeguarding course equips you with the skills required to prevent child sexual abuse. We explain how to identify signs, effects and forms of sexual abuse. We show you how to offer support and protection to abused children. Sign up to learn how to respond to disclosures of abuse with sensitivity and urgency.
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Advanced Certificate in Safeguarding Children From Sexual Abuse
Equip yourself with knowledge and skills required to safeguard children from sexual abuse in this free online course.
Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a real threat. Children are vulnerable members of society and rely on those around them for protection. This safeguarding course equips you with the skills required to prevent child sexual abuse. We explain how to identify signs, effects and forms of sexual abuse. We show you how to offer support and protection to abused children. Sign up to learn how to respond to disclosures of abuse with sensitivity and urgency.
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Module 1
6 Lessons
Understanding Child Sexual Abuse
In this module, you will learn about child sexual abuse: definitions, dynamics, how to recognise it, reporting, and how to help. Discover the different types of child sexual abuse, the facts and myths about it, and the effects it has on the survivors. The goal of this module is to make you more aware and informed about child sexual abuse.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.An Overview of Child Sexual Abuse
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3.Forms of Child Sexual Abuse
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4.Myths and Misconceptions Surrounding Child Sexual Abuse
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5.Impact of Sexual Abuse On a Child's Wellbeing
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6.Lesson Summary
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Module 2
5 Lessons
Identify Warning Signs and Grooming Behaviours
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Module 3
5 Lessons
Creating Child-Safe Environments
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Module 4
5 Lessons
Talking to Children About Safety
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Module 5
5 Lessons
Responding to Disclosures and Reporting
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Module 6
5 Lessons
Trauma-Informed Support and Recovery for Victims of Child Sexual Abuse
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Module 7
5 Lessons
Engaging Communities and Raising Awareness
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Module 8
1 Lessons
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