Peer-on-Peer Abuse Training Online Courses

Peer-on-Peer Abuse

All staff should be able to recognise the indicators and signs of peer-on-peer abuse. It's important to remember that children can abuse other children whether it's online, inside or outside of educational settings. This online Peer-on-Peer Abuse training is perfect for staff working in primary schools, secondary schools and colleges.

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This online Peer-on-Peer Abuse training in schools will teach learners to understand what peer-on-peer abuse is, the signs and types of it, peer pressure and what to do if you know or suspect a young person is experiencing peer-on-peer abuse.

It's important your staff know the difference between peer-on-peer abuse and downplaying certain behaviours by dismissing them as "having a laugh". This can lead to an unsafe environment for children. Ensure your staff know to identify peer-on-peer abuse and report it in line with their child protection policy, by enrolling them on our online Peer-on-Peer Abuse training course.

Upon successful completion, learners will receive a downloadable and printable Peer-on-Peer Abuse certificate.

Duration Dependent on the delivery method, this Peer-on-Peer training in schools takes between 1-2 hours to complete and gain your certificate.

Entry & Level There are no barriers to entry on this online Peer-on-Peer Abuse course for school staff. This is an awareness course, suitable for all.

Certification On completion of this online Peer-on-Peer Abuse training for schools, either download your certificate or access it later online.

Accreditations This online Peer-on-Peer Abuse training is CPD accredited. It meets accepted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) guidelines.

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Peer-on-Peer Abuse Training Course Outline

The aim of the Peer-on-Peer Abuse training course is to give learners a thorough understanding of Peer-on-Peer Abuse.

The key points covered in this course are:

Peer-on-Peer Abuse meaning
Signs, effects and factors
Social norms and peer pressures
Prevalence of Peer-on-Peer abuse
Types of abuse
What to do if you suspect it
Implementing preventative strategies

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Peer-on-Peer Abuse Training Course Learning Outcomes

On completion of the Peer-on-Peer Abuse training course, learners would know and understand the following:

Peer-on-Peer Abuse meaning
Learn what peer-on-peer abuse is
Signs, effects and factors
Signs of peer-on-peer abuse, the effects and external influencing factors
Social norms and peer pressures
Learn about the social norms and peer pressure
Prevalence of Peer-on-Peer abuse
Understand and learn more about the prevalence of peer-on-peer abuse
Types of abuse
Know the different types of peer-on-peer abuse
What to do if you suspect it
Learn what action to take if you know or suspect a young person is experiencing peer-on-peer abuse
Implementing preventative strategies
Learn how to implement preventative strategies within a school or college environment

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FAQ – PEER-ON-PEER ABUSE IN SCHOOLS TRAINING COURSES

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What is peer-on-peer abuse in schools?

Peer-on-peer abuse in schools is any form of physical, sexual or emotional abuse between children who are of the same or similar age.

It can happen in or away from a school setting, however, it can often go unseen. That is why it is so important for school staff to take this online Peer-on-Peer Abuse in schools training to learn how to spot the signs of abuse, and the actions to take if you know or suspect a problem.

Should my school have a peer-on-peer abuse policy? All schools should include peer-on-peer abuse in their school policies and procedures because staff need to ensure it is part of their everyday practice and whom to report to if they suspect anything.

Is peer-on-peer abuse the same as bullying?

Peer-on-peer abuse can include bullying, however, it also includes other types of abuse e.g. sexual harassment and abuse in intimate personal relationships between peers.

Whereas bullying is a type of behaviour, repeated over time, and just involves physical and emotional abuse.

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