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Child Matters: 5-Day Programme in Child Protection
July 06, 2018 at 2:23 PM
Kia Ora
Child Matters recommends that every organisation/school has at least one Child Protection Champion. Our 5-Day Programme in Child Protection Studies will give them a NZQA Level 3 qualification and a broad base of skills and knowledge. Students will gain the confidence to act as true advocates on behalf of children in the future. This is a testimonial from one of our previous students:
“The course taught me many things, far and above what I had expected, such as the facts, legislation, signs and symptoms;
- It taught me that we all have an individual responsibility.
- It gave me confidence to recognise and report, to challenge and question.
- It taught me to listen to what people are saying and what they are not.
- It taught me not to assume that those with risk factors are being abused, or that those without risk factors are not.
- It taught me that we need to provide help and support to prevent situations from escalating to abuse.
- It taught me to ask “Is there anything I can help you with?” “What if?” and “How come?”
- It taught me never to turn a blind eye, or think that it is someone else’s problem.
- It taught me that amongst all of this, we need to keep ourselves safe.”
The following training is coming to Auckland in July 2017……
5-Day Public Programme in Child Protection Studies * NZQA Level 3 |
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Numbers are Limited |
Cost per Person |
Location |
Course Date: 23rd – 27th July 2018 |
Maximum 22 |
$650.00 excl GST |
Auckland |
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