Hertfordshire Safeguarding Training

Face-to-Face Training

We provide face-to-face safeguarding training courses in Hertfordshire and the immediate vicinity.

Our knowledgeable team of safeguarding leads can train your staff in your workplace or via video link and aim to personalise the face-to-face courses to the particular needs of your sector.

This face-to-face training course is designed for all those who come into direct or indirect contact with children, young people and vulnerable adults.

Train up to 20 staff for £525.00!

£525.00 (exc. VAT and trainer's expenses)

Discount available for back-to-back sessions

Training bespoke to your workplace, based on our online safeguarding courses

Developed in-house by experts specialising in safeguarding since 2007 and delivered by experienced, professional trainers

Aligned with the latest UK legislation and guidance

Each course takes around 3 hours

Learn in the comfort of your own premises or virtually

Group sizes of 6-20 individuals

For Face-to-Face Safeguarding Training
from experienced trainers
Call us today at 01327 552030
Or, alternatively:

Fill out our Contact Form

Email our Support Team

Interested in virtual training?

Our experienced trainers can now deliver bespoke training courses to you and your staff via video conference. You'll get the same price, the same trainer and the same course, with the added convenience of a virtual education centre.

Let us work around your calendar!

We do not schedule walk-in, face-to-face safeguarding training sessions for the general public. We'll book a particular date with one of our trainers, exclusively for your organisation. They're very flexible!

More information

The Hertfordshire Safeguarding Children Partnership is a multi-agency endeavour, consisting of the Hertfordshire County Council, Hertfordshire Constabulary, East and North Herts Clinical Commissioning Group and the Herts Valleys Clinical Commissioning Group.

Hertfordshire Safeguarding Adults Board ensures that vulnerable adults across the county are free from abuse and neglect. They have plenty of helpful resources available to the general public.