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Child Sexual Exploitation - Level 2

Introduction

The course has been designed to help people who have a statutory duty to safeguard children  to know the law in relation to Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) and to know how to record a CSE risk assessment. You will also learn some essential CSE practice principles and intervention strategies.

Courses

Duration: 01 hours 30 minutes

This course contains the following modules:

Module name Type Duration
Child sexual exploitation - Level 2 The law and victim support Online 00:30:00
Child sexual exploitation - Level 2 Risk assessment and intervention Online 00:30:00
Child sexual exploitation - Level 2 Roles and responsibilities Online 00:22:00

Audience

The course aimed at all safeguarding professionals who have a duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and young people (this includes, social workers, police officers, teachers, family support workers, foster carers and health professionals to name a few).

 

 

Objectives

In this course you will know:

  • Who the law applies to
  • The law and ‘child prostitution’
  • Relevant clauses in UK legislation to CSE
  • Victims and the justice system
  • The key points to remember prior to and during a CSE risk assessment
  • The assessment process and some example tools
  • The thresholds and appropriate interventions
  • Good practice principles
  • Some intervention strategiesThe roles that have responsibilities in relation to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people in the context of CSE

Content

How effective is the law?; Child Protection; Child prostitution; CSE and UK law; When to protect; The Children Act 1989; The Sexual Offences Act 2003; Other legislative Acts and Orders; Low rates of conviction; Judging the victim; The decision to prosecute; The trauma of giving evidence; Securing convictions; Important things to remember when undertaking an assessment; The risk assessment process; The risk factors; Step 1: Identify the risk indicators; Step 2: Identify additional vulnerability factors; Step 3: Complete a risk factors matrix; Regular CSE assessments; The low risk matrix; When to act; The medium risk matrix; What action should be taken?; The high risk matrix; Intervention strategies; Capacity to consent; Information sharing; Ten years on and the problem is still there; Common responsibilities; The role of LSCB’s; Local authority (LA) duties; The role of the Police; The role of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS); The role of of Youth Offending Teams (YOTs); The role of Health services; The role of schools and further education institutions; The role of voluntary and community sector organisations; The role of the private sector

 

Enrolment details

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Course flyer

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Accreditation

This course has been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines.