Statement of Attainment in Identify and Report Children and Young People At Risk

recognise when children, young people and families are at risk of harm

collect evidence of signs of abuse and respond to child disclosures

record and report risk-of-harm indicators

uphold the rights of children and young people when providing services

find risks and follow mandatory reporting guidelines in real-world scenarios.

A nationally accredited Statement of Attainment.

Specialist skills to identify children and young people at risk of harm.

The ability to disclose risk-of-harm indicators according to your duty of care.

Confidence to be a mandatory reporter.

A pathway to further study in mental health, community services or education.

You must have access to a regulated early childhood service to complete work-based tasks. You’ll need to show a letter from the service. Some delivery options have additional entry requirements. Check your preferred option before you apply.

a background in the health, wellbeing and community care sector

strong communication and interpersonal skills

a commitment to nurturing practices when working with children and young people

a professional attitude

basic reading and writing skills.