CHCPRT025 - Identify & Report Children and Young People at Risk (RTO ID: 90842) - 3 Part Webinar

Note: This course supersedes CHCPRT001 Identify and Respond to Children and Young People at risk

Gain your child protection certification with the course that sets the standard for the sector

Services have an ongoing responsibility to ensure that their nominated supervisor and staff members who work with children maintain up-to-date knowledge of child protection law (Reg 84). This unit from the CHC Community Services Training Package meets this requirement. 

CELA's certified child protection course covers everything early childhood education professionals need to know in order to feel confident and capable when it comes to child protection, no matter their level of experience in the sector. 

CELA has been delivering child protection training as a Registered Training Organisation for over 10 years, and as a peak body for early education and care, we have been trusted by hundreds of services to educate their teams on this topic.

Our 3-part, NESA Accredited live webinar series covers legal requirements, including the responsibilities of mandatory reporters. You will learn how to identify significant harm, the dynamics of abuse and risk factors, and all reporting requirements for the early childhood sector (our information focus is NSW, but we provide relevant reporting information for participants from other states). Participants will find out how to provide child-safe environments and learn about practical approaches to supporting children who have experienced abuse, neglect or trauma.

Participants who successfully complete the related assessment task will be issued with a Statement of Attainment (SOA) for this unit. This SOA is Nationally Recognised. CELA RTO 90842 is not a CRICOS provider. We currently only accept enrolments of domestic students. Students must be working (either paid or as a volunteer) in a registered children’s service to meet the assessment requirements. 

Please note: This course is only open to Australian citizens or permanent residents. By booking this course you declare that you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident. 

What our customers say about this course: 

When it came time to select a training provider for our team's child protection certification, CELA stood out as a clear choice due to their reputation. 

Our team was particularly impressed with the live webinar series. It was, without a doubt, the most comprehensive child protection training we've ever participated in. Unlike previous courses we've experienced, CELA's approach was refreshingly engaging and thorough. The webinar didn’t just cover the essentials; it provided a deep dive into the historical context of child protection, clearly outlining the various reporting channels and their purposes.

To anyone considering booking this course with CELA, I can't recommend it enough. The quality and depth of the training are exceptional. In fact, we've already planned to enrol more team members in their additional training sessions this year. CELA has truly set a new standard in child protection training.

Chloe Flannery, Quality and Operations Manager at Futuro Early Learning

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Other notes about this course: 

This course supersedes CHCPRT001 - Identify and Respond to Children and Young People at Risk. CHCPRT025 Identify and report children and young people at risk is a new non-equivalent Unit of Competency (UoC).  

This new unit has been written by CELA's team of child protection specialists including early childhood education and care professionals, early childhood teachers and family court professionals.  

You will need to formally enrol in our student management system before commencing this course. A link to your electrocnic enrolment form will be provided to you in your booking confirmation email.

New child protection topics discussed and assessed in CHCPRT025 include:  

• Barriers to reporting child abuse and disclosures  
• Professional boundaries 
• Risk and protective factors in diverse domains 
• Dynamics of abuse 
• Enhanced duty of care 
• Privacy and confidentiality 
• Trauma informed care and strengths-based approaches 

Your bonus: CELA's comprehensive child protection e-book

Our 117-page booklet walks you through every aspect of the course materials for easy reference once your webinar is complete.

Are you looking to verify an accredited certificate issued by CELA’s RTO?

Click on the link below or scan the QR code and enter the certificate details
https://learner.wisenet.co/CCO/CertificateValidation

You and the holder of the certificate will receive an email with the verification status.

Why should certificates be verified?

Students can apply for credit transfer for a unit of competency or portions of courses when enrolling in competency-based training in other RTOs. RTOs will verify the validity of these certificates to determine if the student is entitled to a credit transfer. This process can also apply to some university qualifications.

Employers (ECEC service providers) should include certificate verification as part of their recruitment process. This ensures that the certificates and qualifications presented are true, valid, and accurate. Certificate verification can be part of the implementation of child-safe standards (standard 5).

NESA Accredited PD

NESA Accredited PD

Completing CHCPRT025 Identify and report children and young people at risk will contribute 3 hours of NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) Accredited PD in the priority area of Student/child mental health addressing Standard Descriptor 4.1.2 from the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers towards maintaining Proficient Teacher in NSW.

Elective PD

Teachers can choose to log the remaining 3 hours  as Elective PD in line with the current Elective PD Criteria

IMPORTANT

COMPLETION DEADLINE

You have 12 months to fully complete this course from the month you have purchased it.  

The Department of Education (NSW) has advised that if you are a nominated supervisor or a person in day-to-day charge of a service and have previously undertaken and completed CHCPRT001, you will continue to be accepted as holding the appropriate qualification required to meet section 162A of the National Law.