TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Bullying in Children and Young People

About this TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Bullying in Children and Young People Course

Participants of our TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Bullying in Children and Young People course learn how to create a safe and inclusive environment for children and young people, fostering positive relationships and promoting emotional well-being. The course is suitable for individuals working or aspiring to work in education, youth work, or childcare settings. It is delivered through online learning materials and assessments, offering a flexible and convenient way to gain a recognised qualification in this important area.

Study Time:	102 hours
Enrolment length:	12 months
Course Format:	Online
Entry Requirements:	None specific

This course is perfect for people working, or aspiring to work in, the following job roles:

• Teacher
• Early years practitioner
• Youth worker
• Any other role working with children and young people

Qualification

To gain the full TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Bullying in Children and Young People certification you will need to submit and pass all of the tutor marked assignments and practical assessments. There are 4 written assignments in the course. There is no need to purchase any textbooks as we provide all of the lessons and materials required to learn the syllabus. There is no formal exam and the certification fee is included in the course fees.

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TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Bullying in Children and Young People Course Content

The TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Bullying in Children and Young People course assesses the following units:

Unit 1: Principles of bullying

In this unit you will learn how bullying is defined, and uncover the different forms of bullying. You will focus on identifying and explaining different methods of one of the most prevalent forms of bullying – cyberbullying – as well as studying ways that cyberbullying can be avoided and prevented. You will look at the short-term and long-term effects of bullying, and get a better understanding of how safeguarding and accountability guidelines play an important role in the care of young people. Finally, you will look more generally at different types of discrimination, and how bullying can take numerous forms of discrimination, as well as examine how peer pressure can play a significant role in bullying.

Unit 2: Recognising bullying in children and young people

In today’s society, bullying has become a prevalent issue that affects many children and young people. It can happen anywhere, from the playground to online spaces, and can have significant negative impacts on the victims’ mental and physical well-being. This unit aims to help you understand the risk factors associated with bullying in children and young people. The unit begins by exploring the physical and non-physical signs of bullying that you need to look out for. Physical signs include unexplained injuries, damaged or missing belongings, and changes in eating or sleeping patterns. Non-physical signs of bullying may include emotional distress, anxiety and depression. By learning about these indicators, you will be better equipped to recognise if a child is experiencing bullying and offer appropriate support. The unit also delves into the reasons why children and young people may bully others. Some children bully due to a lack of attention or support at home, while others may do it to gain popularity or feel powerful. Peer pressure can also play a significant role in causing children to bully others. For instance, they may feel compelled to engage in bullying behaviours to fit in with a particular group of friends or avoid being the victim of bullying themselves.

Unit 3: Action to be taken when a child or young person is being bullied

In this unit, you will learn about the roles that people can play in bullying. It will equip you with useful tools and techniques to help support a child or young person who is being bullied. You will learn how to recognise the signs of bullying, how to talk to the child, and how to advocate for them effectively. You will also explore the behaviours that you should avoid when dealing with bullying and how to approach bullies to address their behaviour. In addition, this unit will provide you with strategies to help to prevent bullying from occurring in settings where children and young people socialise, such as schools, playgrounds and online spaces. You will learn how to promote positive behaviours and create a safe environment. By the end of this unit, you will have a better understanding of bullying and the skills and knowledge needed to effectively support a child or young person who is being bullied.

Unit 4: Understand government guidelines for bullying

In this unit, we will explore the meaning of ‘equality’ and define key terms related to discrimination, including stereotyping, prejudice, labelling, protected characteristics, equal opportunity, positive action, and discrimination by association. Understanding these concepts is essential for developing effective anti-bullying policies and procedures. We will also delve into the importance of behaviour and anti-bullying policies, summarising their key elements and outlining the fundamental aspects of anti-bullying policies and procedures. Additionally, we will explain how bullying should be reported, emphasising the critical role that reporting plays in preventing and addressing bullying. By the end of this unit, you will have a solid understanding of the principles of equality and the various forms of discrimination that can contribute to bullying. You will also be equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to develop effective anti-bullying policies and procedures that promote the optimal environment for upholding the well-being of children.

Online study and instant enrolment

All of our students are given access to our Online Campus through their own personal login and password. As soon as you complete your enrolment, you would have immediate access to your account which allows you to make a start working through the lessons. Tackle your assignments as your own pace and contact your tutor to access any help and support you need. The course itself is set out in a very simple layout, making it easy to work through the topics and complete your assessments.

Our Online Campus includes:

• Instant enrolment – access everything on your course from the moment you enrol.
• Personal account logins – login any time, 24/7.
• Full support throughout – message your tutor, use our online chat or give us a call.
• Online assignment submissions – upload work online from the comfort of home.
• Self-led learning – study at your own pace so you can pass much faster.
• Safe e-portfolio system – store all of your work in your account.
• Progression tracking – easily see what assignments you have left to complete.
• Details help centre – get instructions and guidance every step of the way.
• Unlimited attempts – submit as many attempts at your assignments as you need.

Unlimited assessment submissions

All of the assessments for this course are completed through our Online Campus. You can attempt each one as many times as needed to ensure you pass. After every attempt, your tutor will provide detailed feedback and tips on how you can improve going forward. Quickly see your progress during your studies by checking your progress bar and seeing the remaining assessments you need to complete.

Get full tutor support

Throughout your enrolment with the Online Learning College, you can access support at any time you need. All students are assigned a personal tutor who will mark all of your work and provide detailed feedback after every submission. Your tutor will be an industry expert with a full knowledge of the course content and will be able to help you at any point along your learning journey. One of the best tools at your disposal is your tutor – you can ask as many questions of them as you wish to and they will be happy to help at any time.

We also have a brilliant support team on hand and available through email, online chat and over the phone. This team is there to help with any questions which are more generic, such as providing support in submitting work through your account or getting your certificate when you have completed your course. We pride ourselves on ensuring the support you receive is the best in the business – help and guidance is fast and detailed every time you contact a member of the team.

Assessments

To pass this course learners must pass 4 written assignments. These are completed after navigating through the corresponding lessons and writing your answers to assignment questions. Once these have been read and marked by your personal tutor, feedback and marks are provided to students which contain helpful tips to improve work in future assignments.

Enrolment Length

All of our courses are allocated plenty of time for students to complete their studies and all materials are self-led so that you can complete the course at your own pace, but you have access to the course on the Campus for 12 months from your enrollment date. Should you require additional time on one of our courses you can extend your enrolment by 30 days for an additional fee of £60. As well as this we operate a 14 day money back guarantee on every one of our qualifications- that’s how confident we are of how you will love studying with us!