Learn the correct roles towards the prevent duty and the governments counter terrorism strategy.
What is Extremism? What is Radicalisation? What is Terrorism? What can put people at risk? What is the Prevent Assessment Framework? Why do people get involved in terrorism or violent extremism? What is harm? What indicators can show an individual’s capability to cause harm? What is grooming? What is propaganda? What is the Allport Prejudice Scale? What are some indicators of an individual being involved with terrorist or extremist groups? How to make a referral and pass on information? How to support a child/ adult? What is respect?
Our Anti-radicalisation and Prevent course will help you to answer the questions above and more.
In the year ending March 2022, there were 6,406 referrals to Prevent due to concerns that an individual was vulnerable to radicalisation.
Through our Anti-radicalisation and prevent course, you will gain an understanding of the terms extremism, terrorism and radicalisation. You will learn the main safeguarding and Anti-terrorism legislation and guidance in the UK. You will learn how to recognise their role towards the prevent duty and the governments counter terrorism strategy. You will learn how to complete a vulnerability assessment and recognise those most vulnerable to extremism. You will learn how to make appropriate referrals to CHANNEL. You will learn the aspects of prevent that fit into regular safeguarding and identify the ways to report concerns.
What you'll learn.
- The difference between extremism, terrorism, and radicalisation.
- Understand what can put people at risk of harm.
- Understand what the Prevent Assessment Framework is.
- Recognise why an individual may have intention to cause harm.
- Understand what propaganda is and how it is used.
- Gain knowledge of the importance support.
Who is Prevent Training & Anti-radicalisation Awareness for?
Our Anti-radicalisation and Prevent course if for anyone work works with or supports children or adults who may be involved within extremist groups. Whatever care or non-care sector you work in, our session will be informative and knowledgeful.
What are the learning outcomes?
By the end of the course, you will be able to…
- Discuss how the rules of the law affect people.
- Discuss what democracy is.
- Recognise the difference between an absolute right and a qualified right.
- Demonstrate how to make a referral as well as passing on information.
- Develop knowledge, skills, and strategies that will increase your knowledge about anti-radicalisation and isolated nursing within the workplace.
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