This course is suitable for individuals aged 18+ working in education, care, health, or community settings.
No prior qualifications are required.
Learners should have a good level of written English and access to an internet-enabled device.
This CPD-certified online course introduces learners to the UK government's Prevent strategy and raises awareness of the risks associated with radicalisation and extremism. Suitable for professionals working with children, young people, or vulnerable adults, the course provides a clear understanding of the signs of radicalisation, how it occurs, and what action to take. Learners will also explore British values, the legal framework surrounding Prevent, and referral procedures in line with statutory safeguarding responsibilities.
CPD Courses
Entry Criteria: No prior qualification needed. Learners should have access to an internet-enabled device.
Teaching and Assessment: Online, self-paced course with MCQs based assessment.
Employability Support: This course supports professional development in Safeguarding and Prevent awareness.
3 hours
Online (self-paced)
Certificate of Completion
This CPD course provides an introduction to the UK Prevent strategy and helps professionals understand how to identify and respond to signs of radicalisation and extremism. It is designed to build awareness and promote safeguarding in a range of settings.
This course is suitable for individuals aged 18+ working in education, care, health, or community settings.
No prior qualifications are required.
Learners should have a good level of written English and access to an internet-enabled device.
Understanding of the Prevent Duty and associated legislation
Ability to identify the signs and risks of radicalisation
Knowledge of how to respond to concerns and make appropriate referrals
Awareness of the Channel programme and sector-specific safeguarding responsibilities
Increased confidence in applying British values and promoting inclusion
This course is ideal for:
Teachers, tutors, and support staff in education settings
Youth workers, social care professionals, and community leaders
Pastoral and safeguarding leads
Anyone responsible for safeguarding children, young people, or vulnerable adults
New staff requiring an introduction to Prevent as part of their induction
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