Train the Trainer Course

Cost

£85 per delegate

Discount available for multiple bookings. You can also commission us to run the course in your workplace if you have a large number of staff wishing to attend. Please get in touch to find out more.

Dates

Learn the skills to raise awareness about child exploitation in your local community. Give parents, carers and professionals in your local area the information they need to spot the signs a child might be at risk of exploitation, and the confidence to seek support.

Learning objectives

Our Train the Trainer course equips professionals and practitioners with:

  • Information about county lines, child criminal exploitation, online harms and child sexual exploitation
  • Information about current issues and trends
  • Advice about support and signposting available to parents and carers
  • Guidance about how to manage victim-blaming attitudes
  • Opportunities to practice delivering webinars in a supportive environment

Course delivery

A 3 hour live webinar delivered by Ivison Trust Senior Trainer Dr Sarah Hall

All attendees will receive:

  • Sample scripts
  • Session plans
  • Powerpoint presentations
  • Videos

Our speakers

  • Dr Sarah Hall

    Sarah is a professionally qualified youth and community worker. She has worked in the voluntary sector for over 20yrs, mainly in the field of child exploitation.  She has two Masters; The Ethics of Social Welfare and, Social Research Methods and Evaluation (Social Work) and a PhD. Her doctorate explored social workers’ understandings of CSE and sexually exploited girls. She was awarded the Association of Child Protection Professionals Research and Practice award in 2019. Her paper, “She doesn’t have to get in the car: exploring social workers’ understandings of sexually exploited girls as agents and choice-makers, was published in Children’s Geographies in 2019.

    Sarah has worked as a trainer and evaluator within a multi-agency child exploitation team in South Yorkshire and currently works at Ivison Trust as a trainer and research consultant. She has also worked as a trainer for the Contextual Safeguarding Network and as an evaluator on a number of independent evaluations relating to CSE and the abuse of women and girls.

    Her main areas of interest are Contextual Safeguarding; supporting parents affected by child exploitation and professionals’ understandings of the agency of exploited young people.

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