In development Expert review pending

Training

Built around one measurable outcome: that an adult, months after the session, can still tell the difference between listening and interrogating — and still chooses listening while frightened.

Audience tracks

TrackForEmphasis
UniversalAny adult around childrenThe four steps, wording, and the reporting duty where they live
EducationTeachers, education assistants, school leadersClassroom disclosures, staff handoff, records, family communication
Sport & recreationCoaches, volunteers, club officialsChanging rooms, travel, one-to-one contact, club culture
Faith communitiesClergy, youth workers, volunteersConfidentiality expectations, pastoral pressure, institutional loyalty
Childcare & early yearsEarly years staffPre-verbal and early-verbal communication, developmental language
HealthClinicians, allied healthIncidental disclosure, examination context, professional duties
LeadershipBoards, executives, safeguarding leadsPolicy design, response quality measurement, second-injury risk

Learning objectives

By the end, a participant should be able to:

  • State the four steps without prompting.
  • Distinguish an open invitation from a leading question in a written scenario.
  • Identify three things they should not say, and explain why each is harmful.
  • Record a child's words in a form a professional could use.
  • Name the reporting route that applies to them personally.
  • Describe what happens after they report, well enough not to be surprised by it.

Assessment is scenario-based, not a quiz on definitions. We are trying to change behaviour under stress, and recall of a definition does not predict that.

What we will not claim

  • We do not offer certification, and will not use the word until standards exist and an external body has reviewed them.
  • We do not describe this material as evidence-based until specialists have reviewed it and we can name them.
  • We do not train anyone to conduct investigative interviews. That is a different profession.
  • We do not currently charge for training, because it is not finished.

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Pilot sites get the material free and shape what it becomes. We will come back to you with what stage things are actually at.

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