Essential compliance training for education

Includes how to recognise child abuse, the forms of abuse, child development, responding to disclosures, acting and reporting on concerns, and reporting abuse. It is specifically designed to give learners a better understanding of what the different types of child abuse are, what signs to look out for and what actions to take.

Designed to help you understand everything from the basics of health and safety rights as an employee to the specifics, including: risk assessments, hazards, slips, trips and falls, manual handling, working at height, manual handling, COSHH, fire safety, PPE, display screen equipment, electricity, driving, stress, the environment and what to do in the event of an incident.

Includes information on what fire is, what is required for it to start, best practice for preventing it, and basic awareness on how to respond in the event of a fire.

Includes definitions of equality and diversity, unconscious bias, politically incorrect language, indirect discrimination, harassment, and how to ensure equality and diversity at work.

Suitable for anyone who comes into contact with food or works in an area where food is prepared, and will provide users with a full understanding of all the necessary requirements for food safety.
It includes everything from the basics of food hygiene, the types of food contamination and food storage, to specifics such as critical control points and food safety laws.

Suitable for anyone who comes into contact with children in their work or voluntary activities, and provides a thorough understanding of online risks, preventive measures and guidance on the Online Safety Act, including changes that are yet to be rolled out. It also covers what action to take in the event of an online safety incident.

Designed to help identify indicators of radicalisation, provide strategies to prevent radicalisation, and advise on what action to take should you suspect someone has been radicalised.

Provides learners with a thorough understanding of what safer recruitment is, why it is so important, and guidance for every step along the recruitment process – as well as what needs to be done once the appointment has been made. It covers the importance of safer recruitment and what can be done to deter unsuitable candidates and behaviours.

Includes an understanding of what GDPR is, the categories of data, processing, sharing and storing data, the roles and responsibilities in an education setting, how to handle data access requests, and how to respond to data breaches.

Allows users to read through Section One and Annex B of the guidance, as is required. These parts appear in full with questions to prompt reflection and test understanding. Learners must check to confirm that they have read and understood the content to allow administrators to record this quickly and easily.

Designed specifically to give learners a better understanding of what SEND is, the barriers that children with SEND face, the professional roles played in supporting children with SEND in your setting, and how to provide enabling and inclusive environments.

Includes a clear overview of neurodiversity, language, common neuro differences like Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Autism Spectrum Condition, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Tourette Syndrome and Developmental Language Disorder, masking, and how to support people.