Non-Clinical Preventing Radicalisation (Basic Awareness) - Level 1 | Online Training Course | CPDUK Accredited

Course Duration	60 minutes
CPD Hours	1 hour
Accreditation	CPD Certification Service
Certification	CPD Certificate
Certificate Validity	3 years

Who is the course for?

This non-clinical preventing radicalisation (basic awareness) level 1 online course is designed for all staff working in care homes, domiciliary, residential settings, and other health and social care environments. This includes carers, hospital clerks, and cleaners, particularly those who might come into contact with individuals vulnerable to radicalisation.

Course content

This non-clinical preventing radicalisation (basic awareness) online course covers:

Key definitions

Understand critical terms like radicalisation, extremism, and vulnerability.

Importance of prevent strategy

Introduction to the Prevent strategy as part of the UK's counter-terrorism efforts.

Identifying vulnerability

How to identify individuals at risk of radicalisation.

Roles and responsibilities

Understanding your role within Prevent and safeguarding.

Information sharing

Importance of appropriate information dissemination.

Case studies

Real-life scenarios to apply learning in practical contexts.

Course aims

The aims of this non-clinical preventing radicalisation (basic awareness) elearning course are to:

To elucidate the dangers of radicalisation and the importance of preventing extremism.
To provide comprehensive insights into identifying and supporting vulnerable individuals.

Learning objectives

To achieve the course aims, this non-clinical preventing radicalisation (basic awareness) level 1 course will:

Provide an overview of the Prevent strategy and its relevance in safeguarding against radicalisation.
Outline key indicators of vulnerability to radicalisation and the importance of early detection.
Discuss the various factors contributing to vulnerability and how these can be mitigated.
Explain the legal framework surrounding Prevent, including responsibilities for information sharing and intervention.
Train participants on identifying and responding to signs of potential radicalisation within their professional and social environments.
Emphasise ethical considerations in implementing Prevent strategies, ensuring a balanced and sensitive approach.

Learning outcomes

On completion of this non-clinical preventing radicalisation (basic awareness) online training course, you will be able to:

Define terrorism, radicalism, extremism and vulnerability.
Explore the different ways they can support Prevent.
Identify factors that can make individuals more likely to be radicalised or be a risk to others.
State what action to take if you have concerns about an individual or individuals.
Explain the role of CONTEST in the prevention of radicalisation.
Discuss how to create online safety.
Examine what makes a person vulnerable.
Explain the importance of sharing information and the consequences of failing to do so.

Accreditation and Certification

This CPD-accredited non-clinical preventing radicalisation(basic awareness) e-learning course for care homes is externally peer-reviewed and accredited by the CPD Certification Service. Upon completion, participants will earn a CPD Certificate valid for three years.

The course meets comprehensive compliance requirements set by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), Regulatory and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) and Care Inspectorates (Wales and Scotland), Skills for Care Core and Mandatory Training Framework and the UK Core Skills Training Framework (CSTF) and other UK health and social care regulatory bodies.

Course demo (video)

Why is the course important?

This course provides critical knowledge and skills to support the UK's Prevent strategy. It enhances participants' ability to identify and act upon radicalisation threats, which is vital for maintaining safety and security within various care settings and the community.

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