On-demand: Safeguarding for the Heritage Sector
This course has been developed by Artswork Ltd. in partnership with GEM.
The course considers safeguarding from the perspective of the museum and heritage sectors and the challenges that individuals and organisations might face which are specific to the sectors.
About the course
The length of this course is 3.5 – 4 hours (depending on your pace).
Whether you work directly with children, young people or adults at risk or play a supporting role, robust safeguarding knowledge is essential for everyone.
This training, designed by Artswork, will give you an understanding of your role in safeguarding as well as essential knowledge needed to keep those you work with safe.
If you have any problems accessing the course, please email [email protected] and one of the Artswork Professional Development team will be happy to assist.
In this concise online course, you will:
- Explore the Background to Safeguarding: Understand the historical context and the critical role safeguarding plays in ensuring the wellbeing of young people and adults.
- Learn About the Key Categories of Abuse: Gain insights into recognising and understanding different forms of abuse, enabling you to maintain a protective environment.
- Explore How to Promote Professional Relationships in the Workplace: Delve into the importance of distinguishing between professional relationships and friendships.
- Support Disclosures from Others: Acquire the skills to handle and respond to disclosures sensitively, creating an atmosphere where individuals feel safe to share their experiences.
- Build Confidence in Safeguarding Practice: Develop practical strategies and techniques to confidently apply safeguarding practices within your specific role.
In an ever-evolving landscape, safeguarding is paramount. This course equips you with the knowledge and tools to ensure the safety of the young people and adults at risk who you work with. This course will provide you with valuable insights and practical takeaways.
Who is the course for?
If your role involves interactions with children, young people, or adults at risk, this session is relevant to you. It is tailored specifically for the museum and heritage sectors and the unique challenges facing those working in the sectors. From educators to event organisers, anyone committed to the wellbeing of young people and adults will find this course beneficial.
Course fee
£25
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this course delivered live?
A: No. It is a self-guided course which you can complete at your own pace via Artswork’s on-demand learning platform, Thinkific.
Q: Why is safeguarding essential for organisations?
A: Safeguarding is not only a legal obligation but a commitment to ensuring a secure environment, and fostering creativity and growth. It’s crucial for building trust with young people, adults, and stakeholders.
Q: How will this course benefit my specific role?
A: The course provides strategies for professionals across diverse roles within the museum and heritage sectors, ensuring practical applicability in your work context.
Q: Is this course suitable for those new to safeguarding?
A: Absolutely! This course caters to all levels of experience.
Q: Is this course exclusively focused on safeguarding for young people?
A: No, it is designed to cover safeguarding for all individuals. Our comprehensive approach ensures that you gain insights and skills applicable to diverse age groups.
Q: Will I receive a certificate of completion?
A: Yes. All will receive a certificate issued by Artswork, a testament to your commitment to creating safe and inclusive spaces in your professional domain.
Q: How can I contact the training team for more information?
A: Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] for any enquiries or additional information.