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Level 2 Certificate in Safeguarding, Prevent & British Values (TQUK)

at South Bank Colleges, London · college

Level 2Vocational and tradeCertificate1 week

What the college says

Following the introduction of The Terrorism Act in 2000, by December 2018 there had been 4,382 arrests for terrorism-related offences in the UK*. With issues of human rights, hate crime and democracy becoming ever more prevalent in the UK and the world, its more important than ever to be informed on the measures that can be taken to help prevent terrorism, and promote safeguarding and British Values in society. This nationally-recognised qualification will equip you with a detailed understanding of how to recognise and prevent radicalisation and extremism, the principles of safeguarding, the Prevent duty and its importance in society, and the importance of online safety and British Values.The Level 2 Certificate in Safeguarding, Prevent and British Values is split into manageable study units, and will develop your knowledge and understanding in four key areas:* Unit 1: Principles of safeguarding* Unit 2: The Prevent duty and its importance in society* Unit 3: The importance of online safety* Unit 4: The importance of British ValuesWhether youre currently working in a safeguarding or Prevent role, and would like to develop your specialist skills; would like to work in a safeguarding or Prevent role in the future, and are looking to enhance your career prospects; or if you simply want to increase your awareness and understanding of safeguarding, Prevent and British Values for personal or professional reasons; this is the course for you.The Level 2 Certificate in Safeguarding, P

What you need to get on

4 GCSE qualifications (or equivalent) at grade D or 3 or aboveor Level 1 vocational qualificationorLevel 1 qualification in EnglishAdditional Information: If you do not hold a suitable Level 1 qualification, or cannot provide evidence of one, you may still be able to enrol on this course following an initial assessment to test your level of literacy in English.

How you are assessed

Learning a trade with tools and equipment, often in a college workshop or salon.

What this level means

The GCSE-equivalent step, and the usual route into Level 3.

Is it open to 16 to 18 year olds?

Approved for 16 to 18 study on the government's Section 96 list.

Where it runs

  • South Bank Colleges

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