Free Level 2 Bullying in Children and Young People Course in Richmond. Classes run at Richmond Adult Learning and Skills Service, part-time during the day, so you can fit study around other commitments. Over around 6 months, you'll build a solid understanding of how bullying affects children and young people, including how to recognise it and respond effectively. This bullying in children and young people qualification suits those working in childcare, education, or community settings, as well as anyone supporting young people in a personal capacity. You'll have an initial assessment to confirm the course is the right fit for you.
Who this course is for
This qualification is aimed at learners who are looking to expand their knowledge in this area whether to support family or as addional qualification to support their role.
Entry requirements
To be eligible for funding for courses you must be over 19 years of age as at 31st August in the current academic year and not be an apprentice,further eligibility may be linked to where you live and your individual income.
What you will learn
You'll understand what bullying is and the different forms it takes, including online bullying.
You'll recognise the signs that a child or young person may be experiencing bullying.
You'll explore the impact bullying has on children's wellbeing, development, and mental health.
You'll learn about the responsibilities of adults and organisations in preventing and responding to bullying.
You'll understand how to support a child or young person who has been affected by bullying.
You'll examine relevant legislation and guidance that relates to safeguarding and bullying.
How you will learn
Classes are delivered face to face at Richmond Adult Learning and Skills Service. You'll be assessed through written assignments and knowledge-based tasks that relate to real scenarios involving children and young people. Your tutor will guide you through the material in class, and you'll complete work that demonstrates your understanding of bullying awareness and appropriate responses.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Richmond Adult Learning and Skills Service will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Youth Support Worker: support young people in schools, youth clubs, or community settings.
Teaching Assistant: assist in classrooms where bullying awareness is a daily concern.
Learning Mentor: work one-to-one with pupils facing social or emotional challenges.
Family Support Worker: help families navigate issues affecting children's wellbeing.
Pastoral Support Officer: work in schools on student welfare and behaviour.
Childcare Worker: use bullying awareness in nursery or after-school care roles.
What you could study next
Level 3 Award in Safeguarding and Protecting Children and Young People: a natural next step if you want to take on more responsibility in a safeguarding role.
Level 3 Certificate in Supporting Children and Young People's Mental Health and Wellbeing: broadens your understanding of emotional health alongside bullying awareness.
Level 3 Diploma for the Children and Young People's Workforce: a wider qualification recognised for roles in schools, youth work, and residential care.
