Study CHCPRT025 Identify and Report Children and Young People at Risk online at your own pace with live weekly support sessions from sector experts.
Note: CHCPRT025 Identify and Report to Children and Young People at risk supercedes CHCPRT001 Identify and Report Children and Young People at Risk. Please click here to enrol.
Under the National Quality Framework, Nominated Supervisors and persons in day-to-day charge must have training in child protection in order to be the responsible person in charge of a service.
This unit from the CHC Community Services Training Package meets the NQF requirements in NSW relating to the role of the Nominated Supervisor and Responsible person. The session covers the responsibilities of mandatory reporters in NSW, teaches how to identify significant harm and risk factors, and outlines what’s required in the provision of child safe environments. 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. We offer a weekly online support session for all students.
You will learn how to respond to disclosures of abuse and how to report abuse and neglect in NSW. You will also become knowledgeable about the long-term impacts that abuse or neglect may cause in children and young people and how to adopt a strengths-based approach to supporting children who have experienced trauma.
Thank you for supplying this course online. I have found the course to be very well put together and it has been really good to read the course material slowly in my own time. There are a lot of really great resources on the padlet that I will continue to refer to.
Cassie Kelly - Kookaburra Kindy
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COMPLETION DEADLINE
CHCPRT001 Identify and respond to children and young people at risk is superseded since the 7th of December 2022. This means that all students who purchase this course after 07/12/2022 will have until 06/12/2023 to fully complete the course and receive a statement of attainment.
There is a transition period of 12 months to deliver, assess and issue statements of attainment for CHCPRT001 and this period ends on the 6th of December 2023.
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What you will learn
- Information about relevant legislation and regulatory requirements for Mandatory Reporters in NSW
- How to identify risk of significant harm
- How to recognise indicators of harm
- How to recognise risk factors and how to address them
- How to recognise protective factors and how to strengthen them.
- An understanding of global, national, and state-based approved frameworks that support the protection and safety of children
- How to respond to disclosure and report abuse and neglect
- How to identify reportable conduct and the processes that must be followed to report such allegations in NSW
- How to differentiate diverse types of traumas, their causes and how to support children and young people who have been through traumatic experiences because of abuse and/or neglect.
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About the self paced format
- You can enrol into our self-paced, online course at any time that suits you.
- Student materials and the relevant assessments can be accessed via CELA’s easy to use eLearning Platform and resource library.
- Our course is divided into 6 modules and takes approximately 6 hours to complete, in addition to assessment tasks.
- Modules contain a variety of materials to suit every learning style, including short videos, presentations and quizzes and a moderated discussion forum where questions will be answered by our sector expert. Additional facilitator support is available via email.
- All course materials have been informed by research, designed by education specialists and tailored for the education sector.
- Language, literacy and numeracy support is available — access our live weekly online support sessions or email for quick response support from our team.
Course details
Duration: Complete the course in your own time and convenience. The course is divided into 6 modules and takes approximately 6 hours plus between 2-8 hours for assessments.
Submissions: Assessments are to be submitted via email or via post upon completion. Assessment tasks are due 12 weeks from the last day of training.
Eligibility: 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. Plus, 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.
Location: Online by accessing our dedicated online e-learning platform.
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IMPORTANT
COMPLETION DEADLINE
CHCPRT001 Identify and respond to children and young people at risk is superseded since the 7th of December 2022. This means that all students who purchase this course after 07/12/2022 will have until 06/12/2023 to fully complete the course and receive a statement of attainment.
IMPORTANT
By booking this course you declare that
- You have a suitable computer and internet connection.
- You have basic computer skills (if you are new to online learning, you may need to allow extra time to familiarise yourself with the learning platform).
- You are aware that further learning support is available via weekly zoom meetings and can also be accessed via scheduled phone calls and email.
- You are an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
- You will provide a copy of requested documents and proof of citizenship to commence this course.
- You allow adequate time for completion of this course. While the modules take approximately 6 hours to complete, you will also need to leave time to complete the assessment tasks (across 2 weeks due to work placement tasks), time to receive feedback and time for us to process enrolments and certificates.
- You acknowledge that assessment tasks will be marked within 2 weeks of marking allocation. Students are advised to monitor their email inbox for CELA’s feedback about assessment tasks.
