Is this course right for you? We recommend this course for:

• Those who have previously completed Nationally Recognised training such as CHCPRT025, CHCPRT026, CHCPRT001 or CHCPRT002 (such as responsible persons, nominated supervisors or mandatory reporters in some states)

or 

• Those who are not required to undertake accredited training but are required to be aware of indicators of abuse or neglect and how to respond.

Refresher training designed to assist the participant in demonstrating up-to-date knowledge of the laws and their obligations to meet the requirements of regulation 84.

A refresher training course does not necessarily have a course code or provide any formal accreditation. 

Refresher training is relevant to demonstrate compliance with Reg 84 and Quality Area 2.

Regulation 84 Awareness of child protection law 

The approved provider of an education and care service must ensure that nominated supervisors and staff members at the service who work with children are advised of— 

1. (a) the existence and application of the current child protection law; and 
2. (b) any obligations that they may have under that law.

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.

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This unit is delivered 100% online through our E-Learning system. 

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

There are no practical placement requirements for this unit. 

• Identifying children and young people at risk of harm or abuse
• How to observe signs and symptoms of harm or abuse
• Asking open and non-leading question
• Responding to disclosure, information or signs and symptoms in accordance with state legislative responsibilities
• Employing child-focused work practices
• Communication and information gathering techniques
• Acting within your own level of responsibility, work role, state legislation and service policies and procedures
• Recording relevant specific and general circumstances surrounding risk of harm
• Recording and reporting risk of harm indicators
• Non-judgmental report writing
• Working collaboratively with relevant agencies
• Protecting the rights of children and young people
• Ethical concerns in practice with children and young people
• Employing nurturing practices
• Observing professional boundaries
• Recognising and reporting indicators for potential ethical concern

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

• We offer discounted enrolments for 10+ Staff
• We invoice you for the 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 can 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.