Safeguarding
11 February 2014
Safeguarding awareness online training
The Scout Association’s Safeguarding Awareness training is an online alternative to face-to-face training. This has been designed using the objectives and training material used by safeguarding awareness trainers.Before completing this training
Before completing this training you must discuss and agree with your line manager (Group Scout Leader, District Commissioner, County/Area/Region Commissioner) or your local training team, that you will complete your ongoing learning requirement using the online training. We advise that people alternate the method they opt for, so if you completed the online version for your last review, you should attend a face to face training session for the next. If you complete the training without informing your line manager they may decide not to accept it.Who should complete the training?
The training is available to anyone who wants to complete it. However, it is primarily aimed at volunteers who need to complete their ongoing mandatory training for review. New volunteers should complete Module 1: Essential Information. For general guidance on using elearning visit here The online version may not be appropriate for some appointees, for example, individuals with specific learning needs or the sight impaired. As it is only available online, you need to make sure you have good access to the internet. The system requirements are as follows:- Computer with internet browser
- Standard broadband internet connection
- Flash Player 9 or equivalent
- Audio facilities (speakers or headphones).
Safeguarding Awareness online training
There are four sections with in the training:- Introduction
- What is abuse?
- Bullying
- Our role, your responsibilities