Register for Training
Our comprehensive training courses have been selected to support learning in respect of local and national current safeguarding priorities.
Professionals will be able to access a range of safeguarding courses in a range of formats including; E-learning, face to face at Gun Wharf, Chatham and virtual sessions on Microsoft Teams.
Booking a Course
To apply for face to face or virtual courses or complete an E-Learning you need to login to your MSCP/KSCMP online training account. If you are not already registered with our training site, please email: mscptraining@medway.gov.uk then you will be sent an email inviting you to the platform.
Create a Me Learning account if your organisation is based in both Kent and Medway.
Create a Me Learning account if your organisation is based in only Medway.
Regarding E-Learning courses, you must only register for one course at a time and should complete this before starting another. If you do not complete courses within the required time period you’ll be given a penalty charge.
Please note learners should only have one account registered.
If you have forgotten your login details or have any queries please email mscptraining@medway.gov.uk.
You must complete the E-Learning course within a maximum of 4 weeks and will be sent a completion reminder after 2 weeks.
You will be charged £40 if the course is not completed within the 4-week timescale.
All courses are certificated.
Training catalogue
The MSCP training catalgue provides information on:
- The cost of training
- Cancellation policy
- How to enrol onto training
- The different e-learning courses we offer on Me Learning
- The different types of in person training that is delivered
- Virtual training that is offered
- Our YouTube videos
E-Learning Courses on Offer
- Abuse Related to Beliefs in Witchcraft
- ADHD Awareness
- Adult Self Neglect
- Autism Awareness
- Bullying and Cyberbullying
- Child Sexual Exploitation - Level 1
- Child Sexual Exploitation - Level 2
- Conflict Management
- Criminal Exploitation and County Lines
- Cultural Awareness in Safeguarding
- Disability Awareness
- Domestic Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence
- Dysphagia Awareness
- Eating Disorders
- Effective Communications with Children and Families
- Emotional Abuse
- Equality and Diversity
- Equality and Diversity
- Female Genital Mutilation
- Food Allergy Awareness
- Framework for the Assessment of Children and their Families
- Gangs and Youth Violence
- GDPR - Core - For Staff
- Gypsy and Traveller Cultural Awareness
- Having Diffcult Conversations
- Hidden Harm: Parental Substance Misuse, Parental Mental Ill-Health and Domestic Abuse
- Honour-Based Violence and Forced Marriage
- Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery
- Information Sharing and Consent
- Keeping Good Records
- Learning Disabilities Awareness
- Lead Professional
- LGBTQ+ Awareness
- Mental Health Awareness
- Missing Children
- Multi-Agency Working
- Neglect
- Online Safety - Risks to Children
- Online Safety for Parents and Carers
- Physical Abuse
- Private Fostering
- Safeguarding Adults (Level 1)
- Safeguarding Against Radicalisation - The Prevent Duty
- Safeguarding Awareness - for Higher Education
- Safeguarding Children - for Education - Level 1
- Safeguarding Children (Level 1)
- Safeguarding Children (Level 2)
- Safeguarding Children in Sport
- Safeguarding Children Level 3
- Safeguarding Children with Disabilities
- Safer Recruitment
- Self-Harm
- Sexual Abuse and Recognising Grooming
- Sexual Harassment in Education
- Substance Misuse
- Suicide Prevention
- Supporting Male Victims of Domestic Abuse
- Supporting Mental Wellbeing and Emtional Health in Education
- Trauma Awareness
- Unconscious Bias
- Understanding Behaviour of Children and Young People
- Understanding Child Development
- Violence Reduction
- Whistleblowing