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Prevention of Radicalisation Training
LEVEL: 2
certified by: CPD
topics: 5
assessment: 1
pass mark: 75%
duration: 46 minutes
downloadable guides
downloadable personalised certificate
professional voiceover
LAW & LEGISLATION
This course covers key points from:
- The Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015
- The Prevent Duty
- The Prevent Strategy
- Keeping Children Safe in Education
flick's prevention of radicalisation training has been reviewed and vetted by HM Government and is included in the Home Office Prevent Training Catalogue.
CONTENTS:
This CPD-certified, level-2 e-learning course is suitable for frontline staff (such as police, social services, probation, education and health staff) as well as the community.
The course includes optional voiceover recorded by a professional actor and includes downloadable resources, culminates with an assessment and provides certification upon completion to evidence the learning provided. It is specifically designed to help learners identify indicators of radicalisation, along with providing familiarisation of strategies designed to prevent radicalisation.
Topic 1
introduction
The definitions of radicalisation, terrorism, extremism, and hateful extremism, a look at lone actors, as well as identifying who is most at risk and how people become radicalised.
Topic 2
forms and consequences
The methods used by those seeking to radicalise – in particular on social media. Reasons why people are attracted to extremism, consequences of radicalisation - for individuals and their families.
Topic 3
signs
Signs and behaviours, when to take urgent action, how to act if you suspect someone is being radicalised, what to do.
Topic 4
action
The Government's counter-terrorism strategy, including Contest, Prevent and Channel, the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act, Prevent Duty Guidance and requirements, and who to contact for help.
Topic 5
extremism
A detailed look at different types of extremism and the dangers it poses to the UK, as well as what is being done to counteract it.
EXTRA RESOURCES:
- advice to parents and carers - keeping children safe from radicalisation
- prevent duty guidance for england & wales
- prevent duty risk assessment & action plan for further education template
- education select committee report: extremism in schools: the trojan horse affair
- prevent duty departmental advice for schools & childcare providers
- how social media is used to encourage travel to syria & iraq: a briefing note for schools
- quickflick guide to prevent duty guidance for further education 2015
- quickflick guide to prevent duty guidance for higher education institutions 2015
- quickflick guide to prevent duty guidance for the health sector 2015
- quickflick guide to prevent duty guidance for schools and childcare providers 2015
- quickflick guide to recruiting into ISIS: the role of social media
- guidance on promoting british values in schools
