CHCPRT025 Identify and report children and young people at risk

This course is designed for individuals working with children and young people, providing essential skills to recognise signs of abuse and neglect and respond appropriately. It covers key child protection legislation, duty of care, and correct reporting procedures, along with how to handle disclosures sensitively and maintain accurate documentation. Participants will gain practical knowledge to identify risks early, take appropriate action, and contribute to creating safe, supportive environments for children and young people.

Important:

- The course is delivered 100% online with no workshops or face-to-face components.

If you are unsure if this course is suitable for you please contact us before enrolling.

Training and assessment is delivered on behalf of ABC First Aid - RTO No. 3399.

Course Details

Key Learning Outcomes

- Recognise signs and indicators of abuse, neglect & grooming

- Respond appropriately to disclosures from children & young people

- Understand NSW mandatory reporting laws

- Identify immediate risks and protective factors

- Follow duty of care & legal responsibilities

- Document concerns accurately & maintain records

- Escalate and report concerns to the right authority

- Apply trauma-informed and child-focused practices

Units of Competency

On successful completion of this course, students will be eligible for a Statement of Attainment (SOA) for:

> CHCPRT025 Identify and report children and young people at risk

ABC First Aid aim to issue Statement of Attainments within 24 hours of verifying all completion requirements, provided all USI, fees and charges have been finalised.

Prerequisites

There are no pre-requisites for this course.

Course Requirements

Foundation skills are the underpinning communication skills required for participation in the workplace, the community and in adult education and training.

• Learning – to understand child protection responsibilities and reporting procedures.

• Reading – to identify signs of harm, interpret policies and review case information.

• Writing – to complete documentation such as incident reports and mandatory reporting records.

• Oral communication – to communicate concerns with supervisors and relevant authorities.

• Numeracy – to interpret basic timelines and record information accurately.

• Digital literacy – to access and navigate online learning environments and complete assessments.

You will require an internet capable smartphone, tablet or computer to complete the online components of the course.

All training and assessment materials will be provided online throughout the course. No specialised equipment or uniform is required.

If you are concerned about any of these requirements you should contact Ingleside College prior to enrolling into the course.

Those with concerns related to language, literacy or numeracy skills will be asked to complete an LLN assessment, which will inform on the suitability of the course or any additional support that may be required for successful completion.

Delivery Modes

100% online learning

Fees and Payments

This course is offered and delivered by Ingleside College on behalf of ABC First Aid. The course fee will be paid direct to Ingleside College.

This course may be arranged by an employer who can be invoiced for the training. If the student is booking direct, training fees must be paid by the student directly to Ingleside College. Course fees and payment terms will be communicated to the booking party (employer or student) prior to enrolment.

In the event a course is cancelled, or the services are otherwise unable to be delivered, a full refund will be provided to the booking party.

Additional Information

This course:

1. does not involve any work placement arrangements,

2. does not enable students to obtain a licensed or regulated outcome, and

3. is not associated with any VET FEE-HELP, government funded subsidy or other financial support arrangements.

Ingleside College cannot guarantee that:

1. A learner will successfully complete the course; or

2. A learner will obtain a particular employment outcome by completing the course.