Training Courses

CPD Short Courses

Worldwide Education and Care is committed to the safeguarding of children and vulnerable people and expects all our staff to do the same.

That’s why we invest in the training of our candidates by providing a range of CPD courses, in partnership with Laser Learning.

Childcare Courses

An Introduction to Safeguarding

This CACHE endorsed short course explores safeguarding and its importance in a childcare setting. Learn about the types and possible signs of abuse, the importance of policies for reporting concerns, whistleblowing, and explore the document ‘What to do if you are worried a child is being abused’ (DfE). The course is intended for learners working in nursery settings, or with school-aged children and young people.

Safeguarding : The Prevent Duty

This CACHE endorsed short course explores ‘The Prevent Duty’, and is suitable for those working in schools and childcare settings. Prevent is part of the UK’s counter-terrorism strategy, preventing people from becoming involved in, or supporting, terrorism. Consider what the Prevent duty means for practitioners, how to comply with the duty, and where to find advice and support about protecting children from radicalisation.

EYFS : Understanding the Revised EYFS

This CACHE endorsed short course is suitable for new early years practitioners, as well as those who are familiar with the original EYFS. The course provides a background to the EYFS before going on to look at revisions in more detail. Explore the Statutory Framework and the accompanying guidance documentation. This course has been updated to include information about the most recent changes to the EYFS.

Teaching Courses

Equality and Diversity in Education

It’s important children learn from the earliest age to value differences between people and be inclusive. Educators play a vital role in this process and have a legal duty to promote equality in learning environments. Learn about legislation and codes of practice relating to equality, diversity, and discrimination. Know how to work in an inclusive way and respect the culture and beliefs of others.

Fundamental British Values

This short course introduces fundamental British values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, and mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs. All schools have a duty to actively promote these values. Learn what fundamental British values are, their importance, and how they can be actively promoted in education and childcare.

Promoting Positive Behaviours

Consider how to promote positive behaviour, manage behaviour that challenges, and create an educational environment where everyone feels safe and happy. Understand the importance of policies, procedures, and strategies for managing behaviour. Know how to be consistent and role model the standards you expect of the learners at your setting.

Care Courses

Safeguarding Adults

This short course looks at local and national guidelines for safeguarding adults. Learn about the principles of safeguarding, positive care provision, and person-centred care. Protecting people’s health, wellbeing, and human rights should be at the heart of every good care setting. Your setting will have safeguarding policies and procedures and you should know and understand these, as well as legislation that informs them.

Moving and Handling in Adult Care

When providing support to vulnerable adults and those with mobility issues, you will need to be able to move and position them safely. This course explains how to keep everyone safe whilst moving and handling individuals and equipment. Legislation and best practice will be covered, as well as NHS advice for minimising back pain at work. Moving and handling for personal care needs and advice on falls in older people will also be discussed.

Duty of Candour

The introduction of the duty of candour is a major change in health and social care and this short course will introduce practitioners to what is expected of them under the duty. Refresh your knowledge if you are already familiar with the duty, or gain knowledge for the first time if you are responsible for applying the policy that guarantees this at the setting.