Course overview
Safety in Lone-Working with Children and Young People is a CPD-accredited course designed for professionals who provide one-to-one support to children and young people in educational, community and outreach settings.
Through practical guidance, real-world scenarios and reflective learning activities, the course explores how to work safely when alone, recognise rising risk early, use non-physical de-escalation strategies and make confident, safety-led decisions when situations become challenging. Learners will also develop their understanding of risk assessment, incident reporting, safeguarding responsibilities and post-incident support, helping them feel more confident, prepared and supported in their role.
How does it work?
Who is this course for?
Alternative Provision Staff
Tutors and Teachers
Teaching Assistants
Learning Mentors
Behaviour Support Practitioners
SEND Professionals
Family Support Workers
Youth Workers
Whether you are new to the role or an experienced practitioner seeking a refresher, this course provides practical knowledge and strategies that can be applied immediately within your professional setting.
What’s included?
• Practical guidance on lone-working safety
• Personal safety and professional boundaries
• Recognising rising risk and behavioural indicators
• Non-physical de-escalation strategies
• Dynamic risk assessment and risk management
• Responding to absconding incidents safely
• Incident reporting and post-incident support
• Realistic scenario-based learning
• Knowledge checks and course assessment
• CPD-accredited certificate on completion
Delivery Options
• Approximate duration: 1 hour
• Self-paced learning
• Mobile, tablet and desktop compatible
• CPD accredited