Online Safety – Think: Path to protection
This online learning course will give users an introduction to online harm, how children may be harmed online, the routes by which this may be identified and how to respond.
To access this e-learning course for £10+VAT per user, visit our course booking page and view the e-learning section.
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Meeting your needs
The continued adoption of technology in more and more parts of our lives, coupled with the increasingly younger age at which children are exposed to internet-connected devices means that the risk of online harm occurring continues to rise. This online course has been developed by the Marie Collins Foundation, a registered charity working directly with children, young people and families to enable their recovery following sexual abuse involving technology. This course is designed to raise awareness and knowledge of online harm as well as information about what to do next.
What does the course cover?
By the end of this module, users should be able to:
identify and describe the different ways a child may be harmed online
explain the difference between discovery and disclosure
identify and describe the different ways a child may be groomed online
recognise and know how to respond to indicators that a child is being harmed online.
All those who complete the course get a certificate of completion.
Cost
Access to the online learning costs just £2.99+VAT per user for subscribing organisations – the designated safeguarding lead can agree access through their console.
Want to access the online learning without subscribing to Safeguarding Network? For instant access for just £10+VAT per user, you can visit our course booking page and view the eLearning section, where you can also see the other courses we have on offer.
Why Safeguarding Network?
With over 50 years of experience in child protection work, and through working closely with designated safeguarding leads, online learning from Safeguarding Network is built by practitioners who have learned how to use e-learning software. This is in contrast to e-learning providers who have built courses through liaising with subject matter experts. Our e-learning reflects current practice, legislation and statutory guidance, and is influenced by our daily experiences in keeping children and young people safe. Find out more about the team behind Safeguarding Network.
