E-learning (Children and young people)

Please find a wide range of free or low cost e-learning below, designed to support work to safeguard children and young people.

On completion of a course, practitioners should notify their agency training representative to ensure that e-learning is captured on their training record.

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• Think U Know? - #LiveSkills - resources for Children concerning 'Live Streaming' from the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command, National Crime Agency
• YouTube - Adverse childhood experiences
• ACES Online Learning
• NICE - Children and young people adopted from care guidance
• NSPCC elearning: online courses | NSPCC Learning
• Future Learn - Caring for vulnerable children
• Courses - HSQE
• Open Education - Child psychology: An Introduction
• Open Education - Children and young people's participation
• Open Education - Cyber security: An introduction course
• FGM E-Learning 
• Greater Manchester Safeguarding Procedures - Contents - includes information and guidance on a range of safeguarding issues
• Future Learn - Improving the health of women, children and adolescents
• Learning.NSPCC - Keeping children safe online course - subject to £35 registration charge
• Open Education - Learning to teach: Becoming a reflective practitioner
• eLearning Prevent - An introduction e-learning
• Support people vulnerable to radicalisation - Service
• Disability Matters - Safeguarding disabled children and young people e-learning
• MindEd - Self-harm and risky behaviour: - Children and young people's mental health
• SCIE - Strengths based approaches videos
• Online Learning Courses & Training UK | Virtual College (virtual-college.co.uk)
• Virtual college - Animal welfare courses - when animals are abused, people are at risk
• Content IRISS - Understanding attachment theory e-learning