CHCPRT026

Support the rights and safety of children and young people

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CHCPRT026

Support the rights and safety of children and young people

Course Outline

This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to address duty of care requirements, working within an ethical framework and applying relevant legislation, codes of conduct, international agreements (such as the Convention on the Rights of the Child), policies and procedures in identifying, responding and supporting children’s and young people’s rights and safety.


This unit applies to workers involved in delivering services to children and young people in a wide range of community services and work contexts.


Cost: $185

Length: 5-8 hours

Delivery: Theory Online and Tasks completed within the workplace

Placement:  Skills must be demonstrated in the workplace. You will need to be working in a setting that provides services to children and young people, and will be required to complete tasks and an observation log book as part of your assessment. 


Requirements: 

  • A Valid USI (Unique Student Identifier) - create one or check for an existing one by clicking HERE
  • Access to a computer and a reliable internet connection
  • A workplace that provides services to children and young people
  • Students must be an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident to apply.

You will have a maximum of 6 months (183 days) to complete the unit. On average this unit takes 5-8 hours to complete.


Upon completion you will recieve a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment. 


Training you can trust

EPEC Education is a Registered Training Organisation, and delivers training Nationally, and is approved by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA).  Only RTO's can issue nationally recognised qualifications. 


EPEC Education maintains consistent engagement with the industries that we offer courses for, to make sure that the skills and knowledge that are taught are a high quality, and continue to be pertinent to future employers and the relevant industries involved.

Online in your own time

Theory

With our E-Learning system you are able to access your study at anytime, either on a mobile device, tablet, laptop or computer. 


Placement

You are required to have access to a workplace that provides services to children and young people. There are no minimum hours of placement required, but you will be required to have an observation booklet signed by a supervisor from your workplace. 

What will you learn?

Lawful instructions, regulations, duty of care, and boundaries

Child focused work practices

Communication and information gathering techniques

Ensuring appropriate actions in line with legislation

Updating knowledge and skills and participating in supervision

Maintaining confidentiality

Identifying children and young people at risk of harm

Responding to disclosure

Gathering and recording information about behaviour

Monitoring children who are highly vulnerable to abuse

Reporting risk of harm indicators

Working collaboratively with agencies

Seeking supervisor support for issues of ethical concern

  • Developing ethical practices for implementing boundaries
  • Ethical concerns and reporting unethical behaviour
  • Report unethical behaviour according to organisational procedures and policies

Quotes | Invoices | Discounts

As Mandatory reporters, we understand the responsibility that Service Directors and Management have to ensure their staff are compliant with Child Protection legislation. 


  • We offer discounted enrolments for 10+ Staff
  • We invoice you for the amount of enrolments you require – this is payable via credit card, bank transfer or PayPal.
  • Once payment is received, we provide you with a link to share with your staff. 
  • Through this link they access the training, and receive their certificate once complete. 
  • We are able to provide you with updates regarding who has accessed the training, as well as copies of certificates as required. 
  • Our courses are accessible 24/7, on any digital device. 

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