Safeguarding Children Training Reviews

Might be appropriate for someone with significant contact with children, but not for average members of staff who aren't. The teaching models used, such as playgrounds and driving cars, make it feel like it was aimed an audience of under 10s, which seemed at odds with the serious nature of the material

Too prescriptive and repetitive, taking up the only day of family time that I was looking forward to. Also, insulting in terms of certain implications that could be drawn from it, i.e. giving emphasis to nationalism over what is humanly right.

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The test questions were repetitive and the training incredibly long.

What a complete waste of an hour. I gained zilch from this course. The whole thing could have been done in 10 minutes!

Too long winded!!

Having undertaken safeguarding training since it's inception, there needs to be a better way of undertaking a annual review, a cut down version. This is no way would limit its importance or it need but I just spent a couple of hours of my own time, forcibly running through information that is readily know to me and ingrained. This would be a good course for someone that has never undertaken it before, but is not appropriate for those of us (the majority) that see this every year. It would be better to have a briefer overview with details of any changes or additional new information, rather than this forced adherence to running through it all again, year after year.

box ticking exercise/ all options may/may not be applicable/ of very little relevance to shop mobility

I do not work with children and do not see the relevance of this training

Some contents are quite common sense. Some cant be put into practice if you only see a few slides.