Safeguarding Adults - Level 2 Training, Page 35 Reviews

Some questions seemed ambivalent, one or two answers could have been equally right. I could not get back to the test when I had to review a section & had to click through all videos several times over to do so, should be easier to navigate back or be returned to point where test left off.

This was so easy to follow, without being patronising. I think the presenters take care to engage with the subject and it makes it a good experience.

This was a great course, I covered all I needed to know and was easy to understand

I gained a great deal of useful information while taking this course. The presenters articulated well.

Would have been nice if it was one long video instead of 43 different things you had to click on. I know it’s a complex subject, but I have already done the NHS training & this was just painful in comparison

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l enjoyed the 2 courses , lt was challenging at the same time l was excited thank you

It is very important course that helps to identify risk and vulnerability to abuse and neglect, duties and responsibilities for individuals and organisations.

The advise to ask a manager to submit the safeguarding I feel is incorrect. As stated Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility therefore it is important the person who has witnessed or has access to the information is the one to report. It could delay the safeguarding if the 'lead / manager' is not available and possibly delay the risk being managed. It is important all staff have knowledge of how to report concerns to the appropriate local authority.

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