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Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)
Duration Half Day
Course Overview Central Training's Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) half-day training aims to equip delegates with the knowledge, awareness and tools to recognise and respond to this high profile issue. The trainer will explore the potential for children to be sexually exploited as well as the behaviour changes that may indicate a child is at risk. Delegates will have the opportunity to enhance their skills and gain confidence in identifying signs of exploitation and taking appropriate action to protect vulnerable children.
Learning Outcomes This course is designed to enable delegates to:Define CSE and understand common attitudes and beliefs Identify risk factorsRecognise the grooming process and early warning signsUnderstand the impact of CSE on children and familiesApply risk assessments, referrals and early interventionPromote awareness of CSE and build healthy relationships
Methods of Delivery This course is highly interactive, using a range of engaging methods including quizzes, group work, discussion, videos, real case studies, and individual exercises such as risk assessments.
- Course Content
- Audience
- Training Considerations
- Certification
- Related Courses
Course Content
- Defining CSE: attitudes, beliefs and the relevant legislation
- Risk factors
- The grooming process: consent and the impact of the media
- The impact and consequences of CSE for children and their families
- Risk assessment, safeguarding, and the referral process
- Increasing young people's awareness of the risks and ways to keep safe
Target Audience
This course is suitable for professionals working in Education, Social Care, Health, Police, or the Voluntary Sector who wish to deepen their understanding of Child Sexual Exploitation and strengthen their safeguarding practice..
Training Considerations
Read and gain an understanding of the risk assessment tool.
Certification
Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance.
Related Courses
Dynamics of Domestic Abuse, DASH Risk Assessment & MARAC Female Genital Mutilation Honour-Based Abuse & Forced Marriage Radicalisation
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