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Managing a disclosure of sexual harassment, assault or abuse may be the most challenging conversation you have as a teacher. Be prepared with this course.
The aim of this course is to equip school staff with the skills and knowledge needed to confidently manage a student’s disclosure of sexual harassment or sexual assault or sexual abuse.
Ofsted’s review of sexual abuse told us that sexual harassment has become so commonplace in schools that young people don’t see the point in reporting incidents. If a young person chooses you as the person they trust with their disclosure, how you support them can have a profound impact on their lives.
This course will increase your confidence in recognising when a young person is making a disclosure and provide practical tips on how you should react and what questions you should ask.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Fighting stigma and increasing people’s confidence to have difficult conversations with young people is a strategic priority for Brook. We want teachers and schools to use this course alongside their safeguarding practices to make schools safer for everyone.
By completing this course, you will not only gain the knowledge and skills necessary for managing disclosures of sexual harassment or abuse but will also become ambassadors of our values, contributing to the creation of a safer and more supportive environment for young people everywhere.
By signing up you can also easily join one of our other courses – and most of them are free! Over 33,000 people have signed up to our online learning platform so far and are applying this knowledge in their teaching.
What we’re really proud of is that over 95% of people rated Brook’s online courses as good or very good.
Together, we can work towards fulfilling our mission of ensuring excellent sexual health, mental health, and overall wellbeing as rights for all.
This course has been funded by the NHS England and NHS Improvement (London) Sexual Violence Grants Programme.
Before starting this course, you should review your organisation’s safeguarding policy and procedures – keep a copy so you can easily access and refer to it at any time.
This course contains information about sexual violence and abuse, which some participants may find distressing.
Many of our Brook Learn courses are free, so there is no charge. Add the course to basket using the link below the course image. Go to checkout and the course will be available on your My Courses page. You can also log in to Brook Learn directly using the username emailed to you at registration.
Card payment can be taken through the Brook website using the secure payment service Stripe. You will then be directed to our e-learning platform, Brook Learn, and automatically enrolled on the course you have purchased. Please read the course page carefully for details about enrolment periods.
You can now pay by invoice. Select ‘pay by invoice’ at checkout and your enrolment will begin or vouchers sent within two working days of payment being received.
If you are buying a course for someone else, go to the courses page and buy a voucher for the paid course. Put in the email address of the person you want to register for the course under ‘recipient’. They will then be sent a code to redeem and register themselves.
Please contact training@brook.org.uk, referencing the course you wish to purchase, to discuss other payment options.
Yes. Add the courses or vouchers you want to buy to your basket. At checkout select ‘Pay by invoice’. Your enrolment will begin, or vouchers sent, within 2 working days of your payment being received.
All of our e-learning courses are hosted on Brook Learn, our dedicated online learning platform for professionals. Brook Learn has a range of free courses designed to support you in your work with young people and your delivery of RSE, covering core themes such as: Contraception, STIs, Pleasure, Consent, Puberty and Abortion.
There are also courses on How to Deliver RSE, Child Sexual Exploitation and Harmful Sexual Behaviours.
Yes – the courses are designed for you to complete in your own time and at your own pace.
Once you have registered, you can access the course at any time on the Brook Learn site. You don’t need to complete the course in one go as your progress will be saved.
You will need to log in to Brook Learn each time using your account details. You only need to register once to access all the courses on Brook Learn. Free courses will be automatically accessible and chargeable courses will become available once your payment has been processed.
Please note: some courses, for example Traffic Light Tool, are subject to a limited enrolment period, please read the course page carefully for details and contact training@brook.org.uk if you have any questions.
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