
The ECPAT UK National Training Centre in central London offers a comprehensive training programme that supports and develops good practice in safeguarding children.
Training is based on up-to-date research and evidence, such as case law, the experiences of children, government guidance and legislation.
Key agencies anticipate a rise in the number of children trafficked into the UK around the London Olympic Games, which begin on 27 July. Therefore, it is imperative that practitioners understand the associated risks for this vulnerable group of children.
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Courses include:
Bespoke sessions - includes topics such as:
There are also thematic seminars on issues such as:
For further details, or to make a booking, please email training@ecpat.org.uk or telephone 0207 233 9887. Click on a course for a booking form.
Training is coordinated by ECPAT UK’s training manager, Karen Sizeland – a qualified social worker, trainer and children’s advocate. She has wide experience of working child protection, including: in a local authority Children and Families Team; as a child protection officer at the NSPCC; as a freelance advocate for two national children’s charities; and as a training manager for an independent fostering agency. 
ECPAT UK National Training Centre is located at Grosvenor Gardens House, 35-37 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0BS (5th floor, Suite 191-192) - two minutes' walk from Victoria underground, train and/or coach station
22 May 2012 [event reference number: 220512]
25 June 2012 [event reference number: 250612]
** Specialist joint training by former Metropolitan Police trafficking expert and children's rights charity ECPAT UK **
In addition to delivering face-to-face training, ECPAT UK has developed online learning courses for those who may work with children who have been victims of exploitation. These courses are free to use.
This is a free resource which is appropriate for all professionals who may work with children who may have been trafficked. This course provides you with an awareness of the main issues around victim identification and what steps to take to provide support to a child victim of trafficking.
ECPAT UK as a training provider
Since it was established in 1994, ECPAT UK has facilitated learning and development events for a wide range of organisations, including: travel industry partners, e.g. ABTA - The Travel Association; community groups; multi-agency training with partners overseas; non-governmental organisations and local authorities in the UK.
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Grosvenor Gardens House, 35-37 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0BS.
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