Safeguarding Adults Level 2
Adult Safeguarding – Care Certificate Standard 10
This course provides a practical and in-depth introduction
to adult safeguarding for those working in health and social care. Designed to
meet the requirements of Standard 10 of the Care Certificate, it equips
learners with the knowledge and confidence to recognise signs of abuse and
neglect, understand their legal responsibilities, and take appropriate action
to protect adults at risk. Using real-life case studies, interactive scenarios,
and up-to-date guidance, the course ensures learners can apply safeguarding
principles effectively in everyday care settings. It covers not only how to
identify and report abuse but also how to create a culture of safety, respect,
and dignity. Whether you are new to care or looking to refresh your knowledge,
this course supports you in fulfilling your duty of care and promoting safer
outcomes for vulnerable adults.
Who Should Take This Course?
- New and existing care staff completing the Care Certificate
- Health and social care workers in residential, community, or
hospital settings
- Anyone responsible for supporting or protecting adults at
risk
Key Features
- Meets the learning outcomes of Care Certificate Standard 10
- Based on key legislation: Care Act 2014, Mental Capacity Act
2005, and others
- Includes interactive quizzes, reflective tasks, and
real-world examples
- CPD suitable and includes a certificate of completion
What You’ll Learn
By completing this course, you’ll be able to:
- Understand your legal responsibilities around adult
safeguarding
- Identify the main types and signs of abuse, including
physical, emotional, financial, sexual, discriminatory, and neglect
- Recognise risk factors that may make someone more vulnerable
to harm
- Respond appropriately to concerns, disclosures, or
suspicions of abuse
- Follow correct reporting procedures, including
whistleblowing and referral pathways
- Apply person-centred principles to safeguarding
- Understand the importance of multi-agency working in
protecting adults
- Promote a safeguarding culture that encourages openness,
dignity, and choice
Course Details
- Duration: 1–2 hours
- Format: Online, self-paced
- Assessment: Short quizzes and reflective activities
- Certificate: Instant download upon successful completion
- Accreditation: CPD suitable
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Course requirements
- A smartphone, tablet, or computer with internet access
- Basic digital literacy to use the learning platform
- Audio capability (headphones or speakers) for video/audio content
- A quiet space to focus
In This Course, you will learn how to
- Understand the principles of adult safeguarding, including the legal framework and duty of care.
- Identify the signs and types of abuse, such as physical, emotional, financial, sexual, discriminatory, institutional, and neglect.
- Recognise factors that increase the risk of harm, including individual vulnerabilities and poor care practices.
- Respond appropriately to disclosures or suspicions of abuse, following safeguarding policies and procedures.
- Know how to report concerns, including whistleblowing and using local safeguarding procedures.
- Understand the role of person-centred care in reducing the likelihood of abuse.
- Explain the importance of multi-agency working in protecting adults at risk.
- Promote a culture of safety and dignity, empowering individuals to speak up and make informed choices.
Frequently Asked Questions
This course is designed for anyone working in adult social care, including care assistants, support workers, and healthcare staff completing the Care Certificate. It is also suitable for anyone who works with adults at risk..
Do I need any prior knowledge or qualifications to take this course??
No prior knowledge is required. This is an introductory course suitable for new staff and those needing a refresher on safeguarding adults..
Is this course mandatory for care workers??
Yes, safeguarding training is a mandatory requirement under the Care Certificate and for compliance with the Care Act 2014. Employers must ensure that staff are trained to identify and respond to signs of abuse or neglect.
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How long does the course take to complete??
The course takes approximately 1 to 2 hours to complete, depending on your pace and level of prior knowledge.
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Do I get a certificate after completing the course??
Yes. You will receive an instant downloadable certificate upon successful completion of training.
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