Welcome to the UK’s Leading Provider of Interactive Home-Based Training
Engaging your teams in their vital CPD during lockdown-life is a challenge as we juggle family life, work and homeschooling. Our live Trauma-Informed Practice online training is concise and engaging.
The levels of risk to vulnerable children and young people are higher than ever. Although Ofsted is deferring inspection visits, organisations are still expected to meet their statutory duties as far as possible.
Our Trauma-Informed Practice focussed online training offers the solution
Large gatherings may still be difficult to hold safely, but we can still bring people together in live training sessions, where we challenge perceptions, develop competencies and gain implementable skills.
You still need flexible, dynamic training so we now deliver ALL of our usual courses online via Zoom.
Choose from Commissioned Course, E-learning and Blended Programs.
How does virtual training work?
This live training includes all the interactive elements of a collective learning experience:
- Group discussions
- Small group discussions in break-out groups
- Quizzes
You will still have access to additional resources:
- Full slide-deck
- Training notes
- Certificate
- Full evaluation report
We use Zoom, which is free for all commissioners and participants and works for phones or laptops.
“I cannot sing Scott’s praises enough. This was the first time that I have used Zoom and I really hope that the Council carry on using it as a means of training foster carers and other professionals. If Zoom was used more I think foster carers would actually do more training. We certainly would. Scott’s friendly and outgoing approach really came across and it definitely set the tone for a very relaxed training session. Fantastic :)”
“I cannot sing Scott’s praises enough. This was the first time that I have used Zoom and I really hope that the Council carry on using it as a means of training foster carers and other professionals. If Zoom was used more I think foster carers would actually do more training. We certainly would. Scott’s friendly and outgoing approach really came across and it definitely set the tone for a very relaxed training session. Fantastic :)”
Commissioned Courses
Are you a Local Authority, Foster Care Agency or other Social Care organisation looking for high quality, live, interactive home-based training for your teams?
We are now running our full suite of courses for your staff and carers within our virtual training rooms. See the categories below.
All key learning objectives are met through this medium, enabling you to continue to meet your duty of care for your teams and those in their care.
What are the benefits of home-based training with Social Care Training Solutions?
- All courses are engaging and interactive with all group discussions, role-playing and action planning you would expect from live training.
- Sessions delivered at the right time for your people – anywhere between 8 am and 8 pm, on weekdays or weekends.
- Flexible course duration – from 2 hours to a full day for more in-depth topics.
- Free e-learning modules with every course to consolidate learning.
- Post-course direct access to your trainer to answer your questions.
- Instant access to course notes and certificates.
- Full evaluation reports supplied, with detailed individual feedback enabling you to evidence who attended, and the quality of training.
Email Tori now to discuss your training needs: admin@socialcaretrainingsolutions.com
Drugs Training & Health Promotion
Social Workers and Foster Carers
Youth and Schools Based Training
eLearning
Safeguarding for Social Housing
Bespoke In-house Training
Training Needs Analysis
Pricing
Recommended Trauma-Informed Practice Online Training
Contact Tori to book: admin@socialcaretrainingsolutions.com
Why is a Trauma-Informed approach crucial right now?
We know that many of those in your care have complex developmental trauma, so you need flexible training that supports these needs. We believe that “Therapeutic Care” needs to be the norm, rather than a specialism. Now it is needed more than ever as the current situation impacts on children and young people recovering from trauma for several reasons:
- A sudden separation from loved ones and friends
- Loss of routine
- Increased stress levels of carers
- Loss of regulating physical activities
Typical parenting/caring strategies may not be enough to make these children and young people feel safe, resulting in:
- Increased challenging behaviour
- Relapsing of drug use or self-harm
- Going missing from home
- Exploring unsafe areas online
- Increased compassion fatigue in carers
