
Two Ways to Train
Flexible training options including classroom seminars and remote delivery.
Trainer-Led Courses
- Delivered live by industry experts
- Key information highlighted with Q&A opportunity
- High success rates
- Regular weekday and evening sessions
E-Learning
- Self-guided through an online training portal
- Complete at a time that suits you
- Fit training around other commitments
- Simple and cost-effective
Legislative Mandates
The Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 and the Care Act 2014 place a clear legal obligation on organizations to protect children and vulnerable adults. Employers must ensure staff receive appropriate training to identify and report abuse.
Compliance with the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) requirements is often linked to mandatory safeguarding training. Our courses provide the foundational knowledge required to implement effective safeguarding policies in line with national statutory guidance.
Qualification Value
Safeguarding training provides essential peace of mind, ensuring your staff are equipped to respond to incidents appropriately and effectively. It creates a robust culture of vigilance that prevents abuse and ensures prompt reporting.
Whether you work in education, social care, or healthcare, our modules are sector-specific. This professional qualification is often a mandatory requirement for working with vulnerable populations in the UK.
We offer Level 1, 2, and 3 certifications depending on your role and level of responsibility.
Available Safeguarding Courses
Accredited training delivered as classroom, virtual classroom, or e-learning.

Safeguarding Children and Young Adults
Ensuring the safety and well-being of the most vulnerable members of our community is a profound responsibility for any professional or volunteer. At Livius Training, based in Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire, we provide the FAA Level 2 Award in Safeguarding Children, Young People and Vulnerable Adults (RQF). This qualification, regulated by First Aid Awards (FAA) and delivered through our partnership with NUCO Training, offers a comprehensive introduction to the principles of safeguarding. It is designed to equip learners with the knowledge required to identify potential risks and take the correct action to protect those in their care.
Delivered as an engaging half-day in-person session at our Yorkshire training centre, this intermediate-level course goes beyond basic awareness. We delve into the critical legislative frameworks that govern child protection in the UK, including the Children Act 1989 and 2004 and the statutory guidance outlined in Working Together to Safeguard Children. By understanding the legal landscape, your team can operate with confidence, ensuring your organisation meets its duty of care and remains compliant with national standards.
The curriculum focuses on the practical application of safeguarding principles. You will learn to recognise the various indicators of abuse and neglect, understand the impact of domestic violence and mental health on child safety, and master the "recognise, respond, and report" protocol. We place a heavy emphasis on creating a proactive safeguarding culture within your workplace, ensuring that disclosures are handled with the necessary sensitivity and that reporting procedures are followed precisely to prevent further harm. This training is vital for anyone working across North Yorkshire in education, healthcare, or the voluntary sector.
If you are looking to strengthen your team’s protective measures and ensure you are meeting the highest standards of safety, we are here to help. You can explore our full range of safeguarding courses to find the right level for your staff. To book your session or to discuss bespoke training requirements for your organisation, please contact the Livius Training team today. We look forward to supporting your commitment to safeguarding excellence in Yorkshire.
Who this course is for & why it matters
This NUCO-accredited course is essential for teachers, sports coaches, healthcare workers, and voluntary sector staff operating across Yorkshire. It ensures full alignment with the statutory guidance 'Keeping Children Safe in Education' (KCSIE) and the 'Children Act 2004' requirements for multi-agency cooperation. Completing this qualification satisfies the mandatory safeguarding training requirements for professionals and volunteers, demonstrating a robust commitment to duty of care, mitigating institutional liability, and ensuring practitioners are fully prepared to identify and respond to signs of abuse or neglect within their professional community.
Frequently Asked Questions
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