Level 2 Certificate in Safeguarding, Prevent and British Values

There are no specific entry requirements, however, learners should have a minimum of a Level 1 in English and Maths, or the equivalent.

This qualification is suitable for learners aged19 years or above.

You will be added to our Equal platform, where you will be able to access all the learning resources and assessments. You'll also be allocated your own personal tutor, who you can contact throughout your studies.

You will be required to work through a series of tasks and activities designed to reinforce the learning process and demonstrate your knowledge. Your personal tutor will then assess your work and provide you with constructive feedback for each unit.

It is essential that all learners are assessed in English, unless the qualification specification specifically states that another language may be accepted. This also applies to all learner evidence presented for external quality assurance purposes.

This qualification is assessed by internally set and marked assessments, subject to external quality assurance. All learning outcomes that assess knowledge and understanding (usually beginning with ‘understand’ or ‘know how to’) may be assessed through internally set and marked written assignments, tasks, records of oral or written questions, workbooks, or other portfolio evidence.

Materials for internal assessment must be submitted for approval before use and must be mapped to the relevant unit, learning outcome and assessment criteria.

All learning outcomes and assessment criteria must be met to achieve a pass - there is no grading.

Each unit within the qualification may have its own assessment requirements, assessment guidance and range:

- Assessment requirements are conditions of assessment that must be met by learners when undertaking their assessments to achieve the unit or meet a particular assessment criterion
- Assessment guidance are areas that could be covered by learners in their assessments to achieve the unit or particular assessment criteria but are not mandatory
- Useful websites are resources that could be used by centres for the delivery of the qualification and by learners to support them with the completion of the unit

You should be able to work at a Level 1 or above in Functional Skills.

This is a 12-week course that requires your own time management for study. You will be given submission dates to keep you focused on the 12-week timeframe.

- Guided learning hours total approximately 116 hours
- Directed study requirements total approximately 10-15 hours

This is a 12-week course that requires your own time management for study. You will be given submission dates to keep you focused on the 12 week timeframe.

This course is ideal for those who wish to increase their awareness and understanding of the issues surrounding Prevent, including radicalisation, extremism, propaganda, social media, and the promotion of British Values, such as democracy and rule of law.

This course is split into four units:

- Principles of Safeguarding
- The Prevent Duty and its Importance in Society
- The importance of Online Safety
- The Importance of British Values

The course will allow you to gain a nationally recognised qualification and develop a greater understanding of the Prevent duty and British Values. Study will enhance both your personal skills and professional development and personal tutors are assigned to you to ensure that you have the support needed to succeed.