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Keeping Deaf and Disabled Children Safe in Sport

Learn-by-doing in real-life, decision making challenges

Developed in partnership with the NSPCC’s Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU) the Keeping Deaf and Disabled Children Safe in Sport module, is a convenient way for you to learn how you can make sport inclusive for children with a condition or impairment - at a time to suit you.

Practice overcoming challenges faced by disabled children in sport.

For £13.99 (ex VAT) our new style of online learning offers you the opportunity to learn-by-doing, making online decisions based on real-life stories and scenarios of disabled children in sport, so that you can see the consequences of those decisions in a safe environment.

By putting you at the heart of the action, letting you practice your decision-making skills in a virtual environment and giving you the space to try again – as many times as you want - without fear of anyone looking over your shoulder, it will help you gain a deeper, longer-lasting understanding.

You'll also get access to a bank of tools, tips and resources that you can start using straight away.

After completing the module you will be able to download your certificate of completion.

In this course you will:

  • Build your knowledge on good-practice   
  • Become more confident recognising children’s welfare issues
  • Decide on the appropriate action to protect a child.
  • Have a better awareness of other people's attitudes and assumptions.
  • Recognise the effects of social isolation and a dependency on others.
  • Understand the impact of communication differences.

Keeping Deaf and Disabled Children Safe in Sport

Keeping Deaf and Disabled Children Safe in Sport

Total price: £16.99
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Full course details

  • The eLearning is suitable for you if you’re a coach, student, sports official, sport leader, parent or volunteer.

  • The course should take around 45 minutes, but there's nothing to stop you leaving and finishing at your convenience.

  • You have access to the course for 12-months after enrollment.

  • Our experienced advisors are on hand should you need any help with navigating through the course.

  • For the best experience, we recommend you complete it on a desktop.

    If you have a visual impairment, we have designed the course to work with screen readers.

    There are some videos in the course that feature audio, which we have included transcripts for to aid people with hearing impairments.

  • If you are an organisation and want to purchase this course for your learners get in touch.

What do other people think of the course?

  • I found the course to be interactive, the resources will help coaches be more inclusive, the scenarios are excellent and will help coaches see first hand how to include Deaf and Disabled Children, a easy to follow course with lots of supportive information

  • Valuable think twice information for all.

  • Excellent course, good case studies, and excellent videos.
  • A really great course. Clear and easy to follow with lots of thought provoking points.
  • Very interesting and helpful.

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