Children & Young People Training Courses Online

From adverse childhood experiences and child exploitation to county lines and harmful sexual behaviour, our CPD-accredited training courses give your team the knowledge to protect children, meet statutory requirements, and deliver outstanding care.

Who needs Children & Young People training?

Social workers and family support workers
School and college staff
Residential care and foster carers
Healthcare professionals

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Browse our online training courses for early years practitioners, safeguarding leads, and everyone working with children and young people.

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Children & Young People

Peer-on-Peer Abuse

Why Children and Young People training is so Important

Stay on the right side of the law

Working Together to Safeguard Children (2023) places a statutory duty on all organisations working with children to make sure that staff receive regular, up-to-date safeguarding training. Keeping Children Safe in Education sets equivalent expectations for schools. CPD-accredited online training provides the evidence trail your organisation needs at inspection.

Pass inspections with confidence

Both Ofsted and CQC assess safeguarding knowledge and training evidence as a core part of inspection. Gaps in CYP training, particularly around child exploitation, county lines, and peer-on-peer abuse, are among the most common reasons organisations receive ‘Requires Improvement’ or ‘Inadequate’ judgements.

Better protection for children

Well-trained practitioners are more likely to spot the early signs of abuse, exploitation, and neglect — and are more confident in knowing how and when to act. Training in ACEs, harmful sexual behaviour, and county lines gives frontline staff the knowledge to intervene early and potentially save lives.

Build a team that stays and thrives

Working with vulnerable children and young people can be demanding. Practitioners who feel properly trained feel more confident in difficult situations, and are more likely to stay. Investing in structured training from day one reduces costly staff turnover and helps build resilient, capable teams.