Awareness (Level 1)
For staff who have general contact with children or vulnerable adults but are not responsible for safeguarding decisions. Covers awareness and recognising concerns.
Safeguarding Training – Levels 1, 2 & 3
Practical, engaging Safeguarding training focused on real-life situations. Help your staff recognise signs of abuse, respond correctly to concerns, and meet legal and regulatory responsibilities.
Safeguarding Courses We Offer
Available as classroom training, blended learning (online theory + classroom), or on-site training for organisations.
Safeguarding Adults Level 1
Safeguarding Adults Level 2
Safeguarding Adults Level 3
Safeguarding Children Level 1
Safeguarding Children Level 2
Safeguarding Children Level 3
Safeguarding Awareness
Annual Refresher Training
What’s the Difference Between Levels?
If you are unsure which level you need, we can help you choose the correct level for your job role and organisation.
Reporting Concerns (Level 2)
For staff who work regularly with children or vulnerable adults and may need to report safeguarding concerns.
Safeguarding Leads (Level 3)
For supervisors, managers, safeguarding leads, and those responsible for safeguarding decisions and referrals.
What Learners Will Cover
Our courses focus on real-life scenarios and what staff should actually do if they have a concern.
What safeguarding means
Types of abuse and neglect
Signs and symptoms of abuse
How to respond to a disclosure
Reporting procedures
Safeguarding legislation
Duty of care
Confidentiality and information sharing
Whistleblowing
Recording and reporting concerns
The role of safeguarding leads (Level 3)
Who Needs Safeguarding Training?
Many organisations are required by CQC, Ofsted, local authorities and safeguarding boards to ensure staff complete safeguarding training at the appropriate level.
Care homes
Domiciliary care providers
Hospitals and healthcare services
Schools and colleges
Nurseries
Charities
Security companies
Housing associations
Transport services
Community organisations
Classroom, On-Site or Blended
Flexible delivery options. On-site is often the most cost-effective option for organisations.
Our Training Centre
Your Workplace
Blended Learning
Annual Refresher
Why Choose The BTR Hub?
We don't just deliver training — we help organisations protect people and remain compliant.
Aligned with UK Guidance
Experienced Trainers
Classroom, Blended & On-Site
Multi-Sector Experience
Wider Compliance Solution
Book Safeguarding Training
Whether you need training for one staff member or your entire organisation, The BTR Hub can help. Not sure which Safeguarding level you need? Contact us and we'll help you choose based on your job role and organisation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our services.
Yes. We offer courses for individuals as well as group and on-site training for organisations.
Yes. We can deliver training at your workplace, at our training centre, for groups and organisations, or as blended learning (online + classroom). On-site training is often the most cost-effective option for organisations.
Yes. Certificates are issued after successful completion of the course.
Safeguarding certificates are usually valid for 1–3 years, depending on the organisation and sector. Many organisations require annual refresher training.
We can usually arrange training within 1–2 weeks, sometimes sooner depending on availability.
Safeguarding training is not a single law in itself, but it is a legal responsibility for organisations that work with children or vulnerable adults. Employers must ensure staff are trained to recognise and report safeguarding concerns. Safeguarding training is often required by organisations such as CQC, Ofsted, local authorities, NHS organisations, and safeguarding boards.
Level 1 is for staff who have general contact with children or vulnerable adults but are not responsible for safeguarding decisions. Level 2 is for staff who work regularly with children or vulnerable adults and may need to report safeguarding concerns. Level 3 is for managers, supervisors, team leaders, and safeguarding leads who are responsible for safeguarding decisions and referrals. If you are unsure which level you need, The BTR Hub can help you choose.
Topics typically include what safeguarding means, types of abuse and neglect, signs and symptoms of abuse, how to respond to a disclosure, reporting procedures, safeguarding law and guidance, duty of care, confidentiality, recording and reporting concerns, and the role of safeguarding leads (Level 3).
Safeguarding training is important for care home staff, healthcare staff, support workers, teachers and school staff, nursery staff, security staff, charity workers, volunteers, and transport staff working with vulnerable people.