Course Introduction

The purpose of this training is to develop awareness and understanding of sexual offending by adults against children and use this knowledge and understanding to improve the reliability of risk assessments.

Duration – 1 Day (09.30AM – 16.30PM)

Next Course Date – 

JUNE 2023 – 13th June 2023

Course Aimed at – Anyone working directly with families or individuals where there is a risk of sexual abuse.

Cost – £75p.p + VAT

Please contact us should you wish to book bespoke training solely for your organisation.

Difficulty – Awareness

Trainers – Ed Carney & Pete Henderson

Delivery – Virtual via Zoom

Topics Covered

  • Understand what a ‘sex offender’ (SO) is and how this is defined in legislation and practice
  • Identify different types of sexual offending and the people who commit them
  • Develop a basic understanding of the theoretical base behind sexual offending
  • Understand the legal requirements imposed on those who commit sexual offending – The Register, Civil Orders and Licence Conditions
  • Identify risk factors and assessment tools to predict sexual re-offending
  • Increase knowledge of how risk is managed through multi agency approaches
  • Develop skills in working with those who commit sexual offences and understanding the role of the non-offending partner
  • Develop skills in working with families where sexual abuse is known or suspected

Course Description

The purpose of this training is to develop awareness and understanding of sexual offending by adults against children and use this knowledge and understanding to improve the reliability of risk assessments.

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