1 hour INSET| Recognising Vulnerabilities, Building Resilience

£260.00

Audience: Teachers and classroom staff.  No number restriction

Description:  For schools and colleges working with young and vulnerable people, the impact of violent extremism and radicalisation is an increasingly urgent element of standard safeguarding.

Learning outcomes:

1. Prevent: legislation and overview.

2. Understanding to prevent: recruitment techniques and propaganda

3. Processes of radicalisation and disengagement. How to build resilience through the classroom.  Top practical tips.

4. Identifying risk and vulnerabilities in individuals

5. Further reading and resources

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Description

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What we provide:

✓Expert trainer

✓Evaluation form (so we can make sure you’re happy pre and post course)

✓Certificate (on completion)

✓Blogs and articles to share with staff on extremism

✓Free access to short films tackling extremism useful in school and college environment

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Al Qaeda: Terrorist group founded in 1988 by Osama Bin Laden, which committed the 9/11 attacks.

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CONTEST & the ‘4 Ps’: The British Government’s Counter Terrorism strategy initiated in 2006, revised in 2011, consisting of 4 strands: Prepare, Protect, Prevent and Pursue.

Prevent: Aiming to stop (prevent) individuals from supporting terrorism or becoming terrorists.