Safeguarding Partnership Jersey

Audience

Professionals and practitioners working with children and families.

Aim

This interactive session is designed to help you develop your understanding and confidence in supporting young people and their families with new and emerging online harms, including self-generated image sharing.

You will learn about

• how children use the internet and technology 
• new risks and trends in the digital world 
• online disclosures and safeguarding 
• useful language guides and myth-busting around online risks 
• Jersey’s Online Harms Chapter  
  
  

By the end of the course, you will...

• understand how the online world can impact children and young people positively and negatively
• identify the ways children and young people communicate and interact online
• identify the key risks and harm children and young people can be exposed to online
• know how to access advice and support to be able to better protect children and support parents and carers to help keep children safer online
  
  

Course format: Three-hour face-to-face session
Cost: Free to attend

Training venue

If you do not hold a Union Street access pass, please arrive 15 minutes before the course start time and make your way to the reception area on the first floor, where you will be met by a trainer and escorted to the training room. If you arrive late and the trainer has already collected the group, you may be unable to access the training room and could miss the session, as trainers are unable to return to reception to collect delegates individually.

If you do hold a Union Street access pass, please make your own way directly to the training room, arriving at least 10 minutes before the course start time. You do not need to be collected from reception.