Our safeguarding training
Safeguarding responsibilities vary depending on the nature of your work, and our training is designed to reflect that. Whether you work in a museum, theatre, music organisation, or heritage site, or you’re a freelance artist or part of a larger organisation, we offer courses tailored to your context. Our courses are relevant whether your safeguarding focus is on children, young people, or adults.
Our training considers the legal frameworks across England, Scotland and Wales, ensuring you receive the most relevant guidance for where you work.
Our trainers and facilitators come from diverse professional backgrounds, including theatre, visual arts, music, museums, and social work. They bring experience and deep insight into both safeguarding legislation and its application in creative and cultural settings to make our training practical, engaging, and directly relevant to the sector.
Safeguarding is a legal requirement and having a thorough and up-to-date awareness makes sure that everyone involved in your work is safe, supported, and treated with care and respect.
Our training helps you to:
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Recognise risks
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Respond appropriately
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Take steps to prevent harm
What organisations say about our safeguarding training:
Very insightful, thorough, personal and much more relevant and interesting than other safeguarding training I have received in the past. I left feeling assured and confident.
I have increased my confidence in identifying and handling safeguarding concerns. This was a really thorough and kind way to train us on an emotionally difficult topic, and it was pitched excellently, with really helpful, relevant case studies for our organisation.
I enjoyed how bespoke the training was to those working in theatre and youth contexts, as well as how kind the trainer was at sharing their knowledge and expertise.
Contact our training team
If you don’t see the right course for your working context, would like to arrange a bespoke training session, or have any questions, get in touch.