Official data showed that over 7,500 people were referred to the Prevent programme in 2015/16. The purpose of this qualification is to support anyone who is responsible for the safeguarding of people and for helping prevent radicalisation. It gives learners an understanding of recognising the signs of abuse, how to reduce the risk of radicalisation and the potential consequences of illegal online activity.
Site
Workplace/Other
Level
Level 2
Course Type
Adult
Learners will be assessed through a series of online assignments completed independently via our ESCG eLearning platform. Each unit contains written tasks designed to check your understanding of the course content and your ability to apply knowledge in practical or workplace-related scenarios.
All assessments are submitted online and marked by qualified tutors. You will receive constructive feedback to help you progress through the course and meet the learning outcomes.
We recommend studying 4–6 hours per week to maintain steady progress and complete assessments within the expected timeframe.
NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate
Learners who achieve this qualification could progress to:
• NCFE CACHE Level 3 qualifications in Supporting Teaching and Learning • Level 3 qualifications in Working with Children and Young People • Level 3 Certificate in Working with Vulnerable Young People
All of our Level 2 online courses are fully funded, meaning there are no tuition or exam fees for learners who meet the eligibility criteria. Therefore, learners can complete their qualification without paying for course fees.
Eligibility Criteria (Adult Skills Funding)
All of our fully funded Level 2 online courses are delivered under the Adult Skills Funding rules. In order to study for one of our courses you must meet the following eligibility criteria:
Age Requirement
Learners must be aged 19 or over on 31 August before the academic year begins.
Residency Requirement (Non-Devolved Areas)
Learners must live in a non-devolved area of the UK where Adult Skills Funding is managed nationally.
Right to Study Evidence
Learners must provide valid right-to-study evidence confirming they are legally permitted to study in the UK. This may include a passport, visa, residency permit, or other accepted documentation.
Additional qualification information about this learning aim can be viewed on the NCFE page which will give you more of an in-depth overview.