Respond to Training Needs Analysis by: Increasing the number of courses delivered in the north and west of the county Increasing the provision of half-day courses in the afternoon Respond to evaluation of 2014-15 courses by: Extend length of Working with Men who Sexually from half day to course, adding content on risk assessment of internet offenders Increase joint working with other training providers to improve efficiency and effectiveness by: Developing share training opportunities with North Tyneside Safeguarding Children Board to maintain frequency of provision and reduce costs. This applies to the Safeguarding Disabled Children and Sexual Abuse courses. This will mean we bring the delivery of Safeguarding Disabled ‘in-house’ Children, removing the need to pay for commissioned training on this topic. Providing shared learning events with Northumberland Safeguarding Adults Board to promote and support joint training of adult and children’s workforce. This includes Domestic Abuse Awareness, MARAC, MAPPA and Working with Men who Sexually Abuse. Respond to changing structure and funding of Northumberland services by: Withdrawing provision of Introduction to Safeguarding in VCS and Designated Person for Child Protection in VCS. These courses have been delivered by VoiCeS who no longer have the funding to provide this face to face training.
Respond to Training Needs Analysis by: Increasing the number of courses delivered in the north and west of the county Increasing the provision of half-day courses in the afternoon Respond to evaluation of 2014-15 courses by: Extend length of Working with Men who Sexually from half day to course, adding content on risk assessment of internet offenders Increase joint working with other training providers to improve efficiency and effectiveness by: Developing share training opportunities with North Tyneside Safeguarding Children Board to maintain frequency of provision and reduce costs. This applies to the Safeguarding Disabled Children and Sexual Abuse courses. This will mean we bring ‘in-house’ the delivery of Safeguarding Disabled Children, removing the need to pay for commissioned training on this topic. Providing shared learning events with Northumberland Safeguarding Adults Board to promote and support joint training of adult and children’s workforce. This includes Domestic Abuse Awareness, MARAC, MAPPA and Working with Men who Sexually Abuse. Respond to changing structure and funding of Northumberland services by: Withdrawing provision of Introduction to Safeguarding in VCS and Designated Person for Child Protection in VCS. These courses have been delivered by VoiCeS who no longer have the funding to provide this face to face training.
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