Course Overview

This course is for those who work with children and young people in a sport or leisure setting. The purpose of the course is to raise your understanding of abuse and neglect, assist you to recognise early signs that there may be a problem, and show you how to take appropriate action. It is essential for everyone that works with children and young people in any sport or leisure capacity to be conscious of their typical developmental stages and progressions of development.

This five module coursecomprehensively covers:

• what forms child abuse can take and the effects it can have
• signs that may mean a child is suffering abuse and how to respond if a child confides in you
• processes for reporting abuse
• the child protection system
• good practice guidelines.

Failure to comply with GDPR and consumer data requests could see your business facing fines of up to $20 million (£18 million), or four per cent of annual turnover, whichever is greater. In order to protect your business, you and your employees should be aware of GDPR rules and ensure your processes comply with the law, or else it could cost you millions. This online GDPR training covers what GDPR and personal data is, the relevant legislation, your main responsibilities, an individual’s rights under GDPR, who it applies to, and the 7 key principles. Upon successful completion, learners will gain a GDPR Awareness certificate, and your staff will be able to ensure the rights of data subjects continue to be protected.

The aim of this online GDPR training course is to greater increase your knowledge of GDPR in working practice, as well as the relevant legislation. 

The key points covered in this course are:

• Legislation
• Personal data
• Who the GDPR applies to
• 7 key principles
• Lawful basis for processing
• Individual’s rights
• Security under GDPR
• Further guidance