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Understanding and Responding to Child Exploitation (CSE)
- 1 Section
- 14 Lessons
- 1h 30m Duration
Understanding and Responding to Child Exploitation (CSE)
14 Lessons
- 1.0 Understanding and Responding to Child Exploitation (CSE) Learning Outcomes
- 1.1 Define Child Exploitation and Identify Different Types
- 1.2 Recognise the Risk Factors for Exploitation
- 1.3 Recognise the Signs of Child Exploitation
- 1.4 Understand the Grooming Process and Techniques
- 1.5 Respond Appropriately to Disclosures of Exploitation
- 1.6 Safeguard Children and Young People from Exploitation
- 1.7 Recognise and Address the Emotional Impact of Exploitation
- 1.8 Collaborate with Multi-Agency Teams to Prevent and Respond to Exploitation
- 1.9 Understand the Legal and Ethical Considerations
- 1.10 Develop Preventative Strategies within the Care Environment
- 1.11 Promote Protective Behaviours in Young People
- 1.12 Assess and Monitor the Effectiveness of Interventions
- 1.13 Reflective Questions, Scenarios & Case Studies
The training “Understanding and Responding to Child Exploitation (CSE)” is designed to provide staff with the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills to identify, prevent, and respond to child exploitation. The course examines the different forms of exploitation, risk factors, and grooming processes while equipping participants with safeguarding strategies, trauma-informed responses, and multi-agency collaboration techniques. Staff will also learn how to empower children through protective behaviours, implement preventative measures, and evaluate interventions to ensure long-term safety and recovery.
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