Mandatory Reporting Training

Building a Safer Environment: Mandatory Reporting Training

Our comprehensive mandatory reporting training modules are designed to empower your team to become skilled mandatory reporters. Our online and in-person training can be delivered to staff working in early childhood education, government and non-government schools, councils and any other organisations employing mandatory reporters.

You’ll gain valuable knowledge on your legal obligations in relation to child protection, recognising indicators of harm, and as well as other other obligations related to reporting. These modules will ensure that your staff can recognise the signs of child abuse and neglect and can report concerns correctly. With a focus on protecting children, our courses cover all aspects of safety.

Protecting Children, Young People & Vulnerable Individuals With Mandatory Reporting Training

We work with a variety of organisations to ensure legal obligations are met, providing clear instructions on how to identify children or other vulnerable persons who are at risk of abuse or harm.

We equip all mandatory reporters on your team with the required skills and awareness to recognise, report and respond to incidents involving children and vulnerable individuals.

We work with a variety of groups across Australia, including:

• Early childhood professionals
• Family services
• Aged care centres
• NDIS providers & the disability sector
• Government school staff
• Non-government school staff
• Community organisations
• Councils
• Sporting and recreational professionals

Our training course can be delivered as online learning, and we ensure your staff have access to all resources required to complete their training successfully. We will work with your organisation to ensure all aspects of education are provided and that skill gaps are met with the correct level of training.