This qualification is designed to increase your awareness and understanding of domestic abuse and its impact. The need for education and training across sectors to enable identification of abuse, allocation of support and referral is a recurring theme within regional domestic abuse strategies. Awareness of domestic abuse and its impact is important for those working in a wide range of sectors such as healthcare, social care, childcare, education, and housing. There is a need to understand the issues, report on those who may be at risk and support signposting to relevant services.
This course should take approximately four to six months to complete. There are four mandatory units in this qualification:
This is a remote learning course which will be assessed via a portfolio of evidence.
Flexible start dates and study options apply to this course.
There are no entry requirements for this course; however, a good level of English and a reasonable level of IT skills are required. There will be an initial assessment as part of the application process.
This is a knowledge-only qualification; therefore, no real work environment placement is required.
Why not look into our FREE* adult maths, English, and IT courses while you study with us?
*Subject to eligibility
This qualification can enhance your CV when applying for employment in industries such as education, health & social care, public services and many more.
Achievement of this qualification could lead on to courses such as:
There are lots of other courses available to you at Cheshire College – browse our website for other short and remote learning courses.
