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Wellbeing & Protection 2

 
Wellbeing & Protection 2
Date
Times
Booking Url
Closing Date
03/10/2024
18:00 20:00
28/09/2024
06/11/2024
18:00 20:00
01/11/2024
21/11/2024
18:00 20:00
16/11/2024
Organiser: Scottish Gymnastics Venue: ONLINE

Price:

£29

The Scottish Gymnastics Wellbeing & Protection 2 (SGWP2) supersedes the previous Safeguarding 3 workshops.

This is a mandatory workshop for those in regulated work (coaches, safeguarding officers, helpers and chaperones) and those leading clubs.

There are three elements to the new course:

 1.    Online module 1 (through Sportscotland Brightspace) (approx 30-45 minutes)

Please note: You must complete this prior to attending the zoom session. The tutor will have access to Brightspace and will see if you have completed the online module prior to the zoom tutor delivery. 

2.    Zoom tutor delivery (2 hour workshop)

3.    Online post workshop feedback

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