Скачать или смотреть Training To Prevent Radicalisation in the Workplace, School or University e learning course

In March 2015, the UK government issued guidance on the ‘Prevent duty’ to help people from being drawn into terrorism or extremism. We provide updated and customisable training courses and guidance for organisation in keeping with UK law.

The importance of Prevent training in education cannot be overestimated – for organisations, students and employees. Our Inclusive Elearning Course will support and provide evidence of implementation of the Prevent Duty in the prevention of extremism and radicalisation by focusing on the safeguarding of students, helping to identify any areas for improvement.

The Inclusive Elearning Course will also enable your organisation to more effectively recognise, manage and implement practical responses to support your safeguarding work and provide evidence for successes in preventing extremism and radicalisation, highlighting areas requiring improvement.

This elearning course was written in collaboration with innovative legal firm, Shakespeare Martineau

After completing this course learners will understand:

The importance of embedding concerns about radicalisation into safeguarding policies
Why it is necessary to support good campus/college relations between diverse communities with potentially conflicting worldviews
An overview of challenges from extremism in UK HE/FE sector
How radicalisation and potential conflicts between different groups on campus or in colleges can be seen from a safeguarding perspective
The PREVENT agenda in the context of; its definition and focus, legal responsibilities (institutional and individual), practical implications and requirements for sensitivity and cultural empathy
How to engage with the PREVENT agenda in a wider safeguarding context.

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