Safeguarding Coordinator
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Online
Description
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
1 Year
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
The Safeguarding Coordinator course provides a clear and structured understanding of safeguarding responsibilities across education, health, community care, social services, and voluntary organisations. Learners gain essential knowledge of safeguarding principles, recognising signs of abuse, managing referrals, maintaining compliance, and ensuring safe practices within any organisation that works with children, young people, or vulnerable adults. This course also strengthens understanding of reporting procedures, risk assessment, multi-agency collaboration, and establishing safe policies that protect individuals at risk of harm.
Designed with busy learners in mind, this Safeguarding Coordinator training combines accessible content with practical guidance to help you build confidence in managing safeguarding concerns effectively. It is particularly valuable for those aiming to take on designated safeguarding responsibilities or support safeguarding systems within their workplace. With safeguarding continuing to be a major compliance requirement in the UK, gaining updated safeguarding skills is essential for anyone working in roles related to education, health, community support, or care services.
By completing this online safeguarding course, learners will understand how to respond to concerns, maintain accurate records, follow local and national frameworks, and ensure a safe environment for service users. This programme is ideal for individuals who want to strengthen their safeguarding awareness, improve organisational practice, and enhance their CV with a respected CPD-accredited qualification.
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About this course
Understand the key responsibilities of a Safeguarding Coordinator
Identify signs, indicators, and types of abuse
Follow correct reporting and referral procedures
Support safe policies within an organisation
Promote multi-agency cooperation and communication
Maintain accurate safeguarding records
This course is ideal for anyone involved in safeguarding responsibilities across educational settings, community organisations, health and social care, childcare environments, voluntary groups, or any organisation working with vulnerable individuals. It is suitable for aspiring Safeguarding Coordinators, Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSLs), support workers, teachers, childcare staff, youth workers, healthcare assistants, and administrative staff who play a role in safeguarding processes.
Learners who want to improve their safeguarding awareness, support organisational compliance, or step into a safeguarding role will find this course particularly beneficial. It is also a strong choice for individuals transitioning into roles where safeguarding knowledge is essential, such as community support, pastoral services, or care-based employment. The content is accessible and designed to support both new learners and those seeking to refresh their safeguarding knowledge.
There are no formal entry requirements for this Safeguarding Coordinator course, making it accessible to learners from a wide range of backgrounds. It is suitable for individuals aged 16 and above who are looking to expand their safeguarding knowledge or support their career development in education, care, or community roles.
While not essential, learners will benefit from having good English, numeracy, and basic IT skills to navigate the online materials and assessments confidently. The course is delivered entirely online, making it accessible for those studying alongside work or other commitments.
Upon successful completion of the Safeguarding Coordinator, you will qualify for a UK and internationally recognised professional certification. You may also choose to formalise your achievement by obtaining your PDF Certificate for £9.99 or a Hardcopy Certificate for £15.
This Safeguarding Coordinator course stands out for its flexibility, allowing learners to study at their own pace from any location. The expert-designed modules ensure the content is clear, accurate, and aligned with current safeguarding expectations across the UK. Each section is structured to build confidence and understanding, helping learners apply safeguarding knowledge effectively in real-world settings.
The course offers practical, career-focused learning that strengthens workplace competence and enhances a CV with a respected CPD training credential. With lifetime access to the learning materials and a fully online self-paced structure, learners can progress whenever it suits their schedule.
Yes. The course is designed to be accessible for learners with no prior safeguarding experience. All concepts are explained clearly, starting with the basics and progressing to more structured safeguarding responsibilities. This makes it ideal for beginners, new staff members, or individuals stepping into safeguarding duties for the first time. The online modules help you build knowledge gradually, ensuring you feel confident with core safeguarding principles, reporting procedures, and organisational responsibilities by the end of the course.
Completing this course demonstrates a strong understanding of safeguarding responsibilities, which is highly valued across education, childcare, healthcare, social care, and community organisations. Employers increasingly expect staff to have safeguarding knowledge, and this certification can strengthen your CV when applying for roles that involve working with vulnerable people. It is particularly beneficial for those aiming to become a Safeguarding Coordinator, DSL, support worker, youth worker, or team member responsible for safeguarding compliance.
The course is delivered entirely online, allowing you to study from home, work, or any location with internet access. You can complete the modules at your own pace, with no set deadlines. Learners receive full access to the training materials, assessments, and resources upon enrolment, enabling flexible study around other commitments. This self-paced approach ensures you can revisit lessons anytime to reinforce your understanding.
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Subjects
- Dementia
- IT for adults
- Children
- Safeguarding
- Dementia Care
- Safeguarding Children
- Wellbeing
- MCA
- Vulnerable
- Adults
- Capacity
- Improving
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One Education
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Course programme
COURSE CURRICULUM
Safeguarding Children
- Module 01: Introduction
- Module 02: Safeguarding structure and guidance
- Module 03: Your Responsibilities
- Module 04: Recognising And Responding To Abuse
- Module 05: Responses Under The Safeguarding Structure
- Module 06: Working Together And Sharing Information
- Module 07: Recording information
Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults
Safeguarding Adults
- Introduction to Safeguarding
- Abuse
- Mental Capacity Act 2005
- Other Key Legislations
- Responding to Safeguarding Alerts
- Protocol of Information Sharing
- Investigation
Psychology of Older Age
- What is ‘Developmental Psychology’?
- What is ‘Gerontology’?
- What we consider as ‘old age’
- What is ‘ageing’ and how it happens
- Common stereotypes of older people
- How stereotyping affects older people
- Life stages and Theories
- What do we look forward to in our older age?
Mental Capacity Act (MCA)
- Introduction to MCA
- Statutory Principles & Their Applications
- Module 3: How to Help People to Make Their Own Decisions
- Module 4: How to Assess Mental Capacity
- Module 5: What ‘Best Interests’ Mean?
- Protection for the People Providing Treatment or Care
- Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs)
- Module 8: Role of the Court of Protection and Court-appointed Deputies
- Advance decisions to Refuse Treatment
- The New Independent Mental Capacity Advocate Service
Mental Health and Old Age
- Memory-related issues
- Learning disabilities
- Alzheimer’s disease and Dementia
- Chronic illness and Disabilities
- Substance abuse (addictions)
- Improving Health and Wellbeing
- The effects of exercising
- Is it worth eating ‘healthy’ in older age?
- What else affects ‘health’ and ‘wellbeing’?
- Caring for older people
Dementia Care
- Awareness and Misunderstanding
- Symptoms of Dementia
- Prevention and Treatment
- The Impact Of Stigma
- Caring for Dementia Victims
- Home Adaptations for People with Dementia
Mock Exam
- Mock Exam – Safeguarding Coordinator
Final Exam
- Final Exam – Safeguarding Coordinator
Safeguarding Coordinator
