Derbyshire Learning Online

Prevent (Counter Terrorism) E-learning

This E-learning course covers your statutory Prevent duty - to prevent people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism in all its forms. It includes how to spot the signs that someone may be being radicalised and how to share your concerns.

It is aimed primarily at non-frontline staff, but can be accessed by frontline staff who find it difficult to access Prevent (Counter Terrorism) webinars, from the following organisations:

• Derbyshire County Council
• district and borough councils
• elected members
• early years providers, including nurseries and childminders
• schools - suitable for general teaching staff, support staff and governors, who may prefer to access the pre-recorded Prevent (Counter Terrorism) webinar as an alternative. Heads, deputy heads, DSLs and key pastoral staff may find it more useful to attend a live Prevent (Counter Terrorism) webinar or WRAP classroom training (when available). 
• further and higher education establishments
• pupil referral units
• police
• prisons
• probation services
• youth offending services
• health
• social care

If you have an account, click on the course title hyperlink (blue text – usually at the top or to the right) to take you to the course page. From there you can see course information and can access the eLearning module. When you have completed your course and the evaluation feedback, you will be able to access your certificate and useful resources.

 This is an E-learning course.

 This course should take around 60 minutes.

If you don't have a DLO account, please contact dlo@derbyshire.gov.uk

If you would further course information or advice on whether this course is suitable for you please contact communitysafety.training@derbyshire.gov.uk

A Prevent (Counter Terrorism) Webinar is also available via Derbyshire Learning Online if you prefer a taught course.

Prevent (Counter Terrorism) Webinar (Virtual Classroom)

This free 1.5 hour webinar takes key elements from the Workshop To Raise Awareness of Prevent (WRAP) Training.  It is designed for frontline Derbyshire practitioners, who work in communities or work with vulnerable individuals, and have little or no knowledge about Prevent. 

A pre-recorded version of the webinar is also available for people who find it difficult to access a live webinar session. Details can be found on the course page.

This training is specifically aimed at staff from the following organisations:

• Derbyshire County Council
• district and borough councils
• elected members
• early years providers, including nurseries and childminders
• schools - heads, deputy heads, DSLs and key pastoral staff may find it useful to attend a live webinar. Other school staff and governors should access the pre-recorded webinar or complete the Prevent (Counter Terrorism) eLearning
• further and higher education establishments
• pupil referral units
• police
• prisons
• probation services
• youth offending services
• health
• social care

It will help you learn more about the Statutory Prevent Duty, understand risk and threat nationally and locally, spot the signs of radicalisation and know how to share your concerns in Derbyshire.

If you have a Derbyshire Learning Online account, click on the course title hyperlink (blue text – usually at the top or to the right) to take you to the course page. From there you can see course information, webinar dates, latest availability and can book your place online. Booking is essential.

If you don't have a DLO account, please contact Derbyshire.learningonline@derbyshire.gov.uk

If you would further course information or advice on whether this course is suitable for you, please contact communitysafety.training@derbyshire.gov.uk

Find out some progression routes for many of the subjects we deliver.

Designed for apprentices and study programme learners. Works best from a computer or tablet.

Expect to spend about an hour on this module.

Smoking Awareness

This module is suitable for anyone who smokes or anyone who is thinking of quitting smoking.  The module looks at the health effects of smoking, why people smoke and the benefits of quitting.  The module also offers support and advice to help people kick the habit.

This is an Elearning course.

This course should take around 15 to 20 minutes.

Social Pedagogy Resource Page

This module is suitable for managers and employees.  The module is designed to give an overview of stress awareness at work, explains what is stress, how it is expressed both physically and psychologically and it explores various coping strategies.

 e-Learning

This module should take approximately 30 minutes to complete.

Substance Misuse and Community Safety Webinar (Virtual Classroom)

This free 2 hour webinar will enable you to explore what substance misuse is, its effects on community safety and support available for people within Derbyshire.  

This webinar is open to anyone from any agency in Derbyshire wishing to learn more about substance misuse in a community safety setting, related impacts and vulnerabilities and how to refer in to local services.

There is some pre-work for you to do before you attend a live webinar.

Please note: This course is not a basic 'drugs or alcohol awareness' course. If you want to learn more about drug types and their effects, visit Talk to Frank  for information or Alcohol Advice Training for courses in Derbyshire. You may also find it helpful to complete the 'Criminal Exploitation and County Lines' eLearning module before attending this course.

If you have a Derbyshire Learning Online account, click on the course title hyperlink (blue text – usually at the top or to the right) to take you to the course page. From there you can see course information, webinar dates, latest availability and can book your place online. Booking is essential.

If you don't have a DLO account, please contact derbyshire.learningonline@derbyshire.gov.uk

If you would further course information or advice on whether this course is suitable for you please contact communitysafety.training@derbyshire.gov.uk

Prerequisite - Please bring with you a basic genogram of a current case in which there are elements of self-harm, anxiety or other mental health symptoms. You will need knowledge of the current concerns for the young person’s emotional well-being. Basic knowledge of systemic practice is desirable but not essential.

There are also two handout you will need to bring with you these can be found on the course page once you enrol onto the training. 

• To use systemic & narrative approaches to explore what work might be helpful with young people and their families open to social care with mental health needs which are not being currently met by CAMHS
• Help workers to feel more equipped and confident in how to assess and work with families to prevent re-referrals to Social Care and to make meaningful referrals to appropriate services.
• Provides a space for reflection on anxiety and self-harm issues

Resources and information about the DACAES TaMPADA Project: Tracking and Monitoring the Effectiveness of Adult Education for Disadvantaged Learners

This is a reassessment course for those who are already qualified and need to renew their qualification for operating a telescopic handler.

Everything you need to know about Derbyshire Adult Community Education Service - this course is under development

• Understand the approach of Think Family in the current context
• Understand the impact on children from family environments, ACEs and the nature of risk in children’s lives
• To focus on interfamilial abuse considering its invisibility and how we can do better to identify
• Review key ways of working that will help practitioners maximise the capacity to support the family and minimise the negative impacts on children.

Traffic Management 12D Site Assessment.

Who should attend: Anyone who has completed the NHSS 12D Module 2 Static Works on Single Carriageways training course and is looking to further their qualification to become a Registered Traffic Management Operative (RTMO

Course aims:

Demonstrate an understanding of the processes and procedures required to safely install, maintain and remove traffic management schemes on single carriageway roads, concluding in attaining full RTMO status.

3 x successful assessments are required as a minimum covering all the predetermined performance criteria as detailed in the relevant national highways sector scheme ‘logbook.

The initial assessment is completed in the ‘centre’ environment, all subsequent assessments MUST be completed in a ‘live’ site environment in accordance with the requirements of the relevant sector scheme document.

NB: There must be a minimum of 2 weeks between each assessment.

Certification: On completion all learners will be issued with a skills registration card by Lantra Awards which will be valid for 5 years.

Vale Trailer Spreader

This course is for those who are going to tow the spreader behind their vehicle, either for sanding or spreading salt.

The course will identify the safe working procedures during operation

This course is for those who are required to operate winter service vehicles over 7.5 tonnes, successful candidates will receive a City and Guilds Qualification which is valid for 5 years.

Candidates must have passed the mandatory Health and Safety unit within the last 12 months of taking their assessment.

This course is for all those who will be involved with driving and operating winter service vehicles over 7.5 tonnes

Winter Service Training and Assessment

This is a 1 day course for one candidate who has passed the Unit 680 Health and Safety day and requires training and assessing on a winter service vehicle.

This course is intended for those who are new to W/Service operations.

Candidates will be required to have a minimum of class C on their licence and a current Driver Qualification card (DQC)