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WORKPLACE LEARNING · Level 1

Online Safety, Filtering and Monitoring
Awareness

Recognise online risk, understand filtering and monitoring responsibilities, and report concerns without assuming technology replaces staff vigilance.

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Clear learning. Practical workplace action.

About this course family

All-staff awareness covering online safeguarding risks affecting SEND learners, filtering and monitoring, blocked-content and alert handling, emerging patterns, learner communication, recording and escalation through safeguarding and IT routes.

Scope

Recognise online risk, understand filtering and monitoring responsibilities, and report concerns without assuming technology replaces staff vigilance.

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The same core requirement—made relevant to your people, their risks and the setting in which they work.

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