Online Learning

Online learning courses are provided by the DDSCP and external providers. 

All courses are free unless stated otherwise.

Introduction to Safeguarding: Keeping Children Safe

If you work or volunteer in Derby or Derbyshire with children and young people this e-learning course provides a general introduction to safeguarding children. It includes explanations of the different types of abuse and what you should do if you have concerns. The course takes about an hour to complete.

To book on e-learning courses register or log in here. 

You will need to register and create a user account. Once you have done this, you will be able to:

• Manage your own bookings
• Download course materials
• Access course evaluations
• Download your certificate of attendance (a course evaluation must be completed first)
• Access your training history

Please note: delegates must create their own individual account. There is no facility for one person to create an account in their name and book places for multiple members of staff.

Channel General Awareness Training (PREVENT)

This e-learning course includes information to help raise awareness of extremism and how multi-agency partnership work (called Channel) links to the government’s counter-terrorism strategy (CONTEST). It provides guidance on how to identify people who may be vulnerable to radicalisation and how to refer them into the Channel programme.

There are case studies to help you understand the process of identifying and referring vulnerable individuals, in addition to providing them with support, and provides you with a fundamental understanding of Channel. It takes approximately 25 minutes to complete and you need to click on all the boxes/numbers to complete fully and you can print off a certificate when finished.

View the Channel General Awareness Training course.

NHS England Safeguarding App for your mobile device            ‌‌‌

The NHS Safeguarding app has been developed to support frontline staff and citizens with 24-hour, mobile access to up to date safeguarding guidance and local contacts to report safeguarding concerns. 

It provides an overview of necessary legislation and guidance covering both children and adults safeguarding as well as an NHS staff guide and contains regional contact information on how to report a safeguarding concern, as well as links to national bodies and for healthcare staff to have a one stop sign posting and safeguarding information. To find out more about the app and how to download a copy see the NHS England Safeguarding App webpage.