Prevent Duty Training, Page 140 Reviews

Easy and clear

This course is for teachers working with children and much of it is age related. It lacks relevance to university lecturers working entirely with adults.

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It's irrelevant to our provision

The course on prevention is important for safeguarding children especially the students i teach. I have revised the 4 Rs that are important in prevent.

I have a clear view of the meaning. It was explained to good understanding in care homes and dealing with vulnerable clients.

This course offered me an introduction to the Prevent duty and explained how to safeguard vulnerable people from being radicalised to supporting terrorism or becoming terrorists themselves.

This course and exam was informative, non patronising and useful - the test helped to embed appropriate information.

Clear information, easy to understand, right length of time for course.

This is a worthwhile course to undertake for the majority of staff, including me, with a 20 year service in the forces working at intelligence gathering and an 18 year career in the Police, looking and reassuring the public and keeping them safe. The only down side to the course is that some of the questions asked are confusing. Maybe because I am an bit of a dinosaur but from my own experience, investigate, investigate and investigate rather than formulate an opinion. Always remain open minded until there is sufficient evidence. That is not made totally clear in the course but is always going to be a matter of opinion.