Training events

You will be aware that we are currently in the process of changing to a new Learning Management System. As such you can not access your training account to book onto our courses or to access any of our eLearning. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused and hope it will only be a few weeks whilst we do not have this facility available.

Please Note – You can still book onto all of our face to face/virtual training events which are advertised on our website by emailing sarah.bale@nottscc.gov.uk , who will add your name to the course register and send you details of the event/MS Teams link the week prior to the event. 

The NSCP training provision aims to deliver high quality up to date safeguarding training that will enable participants to keep safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children at the centre of their work. All our training events are multi-agency, so are attended by delegates from a variety of organisations, offering a great opportunity to meet partners and discuss safeguarding children issues and at the same time gaining an insight on how others work to safeguard children. Our aim is to complement single agency safeguarding children training.  

The Annual Training Programme [PDF] is produced once at the beginning of the training year as a reference document and starting point. The full list of courses is available below and regularly updated throughout the year as new courses are added. We offer a range of learning opportunities, including face to face/virtual training courses, seminars, and e learning. For further information relating to training such as: e-Learning available, Training Charges, How to Create an Account

To book onto any of the courses below go to our course log in page.

Training courses

NSCP MAPPA Training Level 3

MAPPA stands for Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements. They are the set of arrangements through which the Police, Health, Probation and Prison Services work together with other duty to cooperate agencies across Nottinghamshire to manage the risks posed by those convicted of violent, sexual and terrorism offences who are living in the community, in order to protect the public.

Training Course date: Thursday, December 12, 2024

NSCP Safeguarding Children Today Level 3

This event is provided virtually over 2.5 hours. Provides an essential update for managers and staff whose roles and responsibilities involve safeguarding children

Training Course date: Wednesday, January 8, 2025

NSCP Working together to Safeguard Children Level 3

It is a pre-requisite of this course that you must complete NSCP Working Together to Safeguard Children - pre course eLearning . N.B. You will NOT be able to book onto this course until you have completed the pre course e Learning. 

Training Course date: Wednesday, January 15, 2025

NSCP Hidden Men Level 3

Recent research has identified that too often, even if unwittingly, services enable men to be absent and do not maximise opportunities to identify and respond to the vulnerabilities and risks that some men can present. 

Training Course date: Thursday, January 16, 2025

NSCP Reducing Parental Conflict (RPC) awareness and resource training Level 3

Disagreements and arguments are a normal part of relationships. However, when conflict between carers or parents – whether together or separated becomes frequent, intense and is poorly resolved, it can have significant negative impacts on children’s mental health and long-term life chances. The aim of the training is to raise the awareness of parental conflict and its negative impact on children and families, to empower practitioners on how to identify and explore what parental conflict is and its impact on the families we support, and to recognise and have knowledge and access to the resources and support available for parents and carers to promote them improving communication and resolving disagreements more positively.

Training Course date: Tuesday, January 28, 2025

NSCP Anti-Racist Practice Level 3

The Black Lives Matters movement over the last couple of years has really raised the profile of racial equality and encouraged discussions about anti-racist practice and allyship in wider society and in the workplace. This event aims to help practitioners have a better understanding of racism, anti-racism,and what is meant by white privilege. The event will offer the opportunity  to consider intercultural communication when working with both children and families and work colleagues from different cultures or backgrounds. It will provide a relaxed, safe space to discuss  issues around racism and consider how anti-racism will help with your practice. It is for any practitioners and managers who work with children & families. This event is being offered via MS Teams and is 3 hours long.

Training Course date: Wednesday, January 29, 2025

NSCP Safeguarding Children and Anti-Bullying Level 3

This course will raise awareness of bullying and how bullying-type behaviours have changed in recent years, particularly online. The course will provide opportunities for discussions about what bullying is and how this differs to relational conflict, and how practitioners can respond to incidents of alleged bullying (both on and offline) in order to safeguard all children. During the course we will explore the potential impact that bullying can have (in the short and long term), including the impact on a child's mental health and wellbeing.

Training Course date: Thursday, January 30, 2025

NSCP Working together to Safeguard Children Level 3

Prior to attending our virtual training event you are expected to undertake a pre-course reading in preparation for the virtual event. You will be sent the pre-course reading workbook when you book onto the event which should approximately take you 1 - 1.5 hours to complete.

Training Course date: Tuesday, February 11, 2025

NSCP Safeguarding Children at Risk of Neglect Level 3

This full day course will help participants to develop their understanding of the impact of neglect on the lived experience of the child.

Training Course date: Wednesday, February 26, 2025

NSCP Safeguarding Children Today Level 3

This event is provided virtually over 2.5 hours. Provides an essential update for managers and staff whose roles and responsibilities involve safeguarding children

Training Course date: Tuesday, March 11, 2025

NSCP Working together to Safeguard Children Level 3

It is a pre-requisite of this course that you must complete NSCP Working Together to Safeguard Children - pre course eLearning . N.B. You will NOT be able to book onto this course until you have completed the pre course e Learning. 

Training Course date: Monday, March 17, 2025

NSCP Reducing Parental Conflict (RPC) awareness and resource training Level 3

Disagreements and arguments are a normal part of relationships. However, when conflict between carers or parents – whether together or separated becomes frequent, intense and is poorly resolved, it can have significant negative impacts on children’s mental health and long-term life chances. The aim of the training is to raise the awareness of parental conflict and its negative impact on children and families, to empower practitioners on how to identify and explore what parental conflict is and its impact on the families we support, and to recognise and have knowledge and access to the resources and support available for parents and carers to promote them improving communication and resolving disagreements more positively.

Training Course date: Wednesday, March 19, 2025

NSCP Safeguarding Children at Risk of Neglect Level 3

This full day course will help participants to develop their understanding of the impact of neglect on the lived experience of the child.

Training Course date: Wednesday, April 23, 2025

NSCP MAPPA Training Level 3

MAPPA stands for Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements. They are the set of arrangements through which the Police, Health, Probation and Prison Services work together with other duty to cooperate agencies across Nottinghamshire to manage the risks posed by those convicted of violent, sexual and terrorism offences who are living in the community, in order to protect the public.

Training Course date: Tuesday, May 20, 2025

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