The course, developed by Brook and funded by Health Education England, will help health and social care professionals in identifying and responding to CSE.
Teaching young people about consent equips them to have more safe, ethical and enjoyable sexual experiences.
Our four-part course supports you to help young people to understand the law, the gender norms, stereotypes and cultural factors which may affect their ability to consent and supports them to communicate about consent with their partners.
Exploring the variety of contraceptive methods currently available in the UK, equipping you with the knowledge to clarify misconceptions and facilitate informed discussions with young people.
Brook wants anyone who works with young people to feel confident in distinguishing between healthy and harmful sexual behaviour. We also want you to feel confident in responding in the right way.
This course, developed in partnership with EduCare: the UK’s leading provider of essential duty of care and safeguarding training, is an introduction to harmful sexual behaviours and is designed for people who work in any educational setting, including primary, secondary or college.
Access Options
To purchase individual access to the course visit: brook.org.uk/product/educare-harmful-sexual-behaviours
Need help?
If you are looking to purchase this course for multiple users, please contact training@brook.org.uk
(REF: Educare)
Brook and Gendered Intelligence have teamed up to produce this course for schools and educators.
It will support you to deliver high quality RSE on gender diversity in a way that aligns with the current RSHE guidance and the Equality Act 2010. It will also give you the confidence to better support trans young people at your school, improving their life chances and educational attainment.
Delving into the multifaceted and complex nature of relationships, providing you with the knowledge and skills to equip your students with the tools to build healthy, fulfilling connections.
This online training course will help you prepare and deliver great Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) at your school.
After taking this course, you will feel confident and equipped to teach excellent mandatory RSE that ensures the best outcomes for young people.
The course takes approximately 3 hours to complete. You will then get a certificate to add to your records as proof of your commitment to delivering great RSE.
You will have unlimited access to the course for two years to learn when it suits you best. We’ll update the course with any updates if government guidance changes. These updates will be available for free and you'll be notified of any new content.
Produced in partnership with The Open University and Cardiff University, this introductory course will help you prepare to deliver Relationships and Sex Education by giving you a grounding in the core themes.
Understanding the basics such as types, frequency and attitudes towards sex will enable you to confidently deliver evidence and data supported teaching. Not only will we identify how to explore topics in further detail such as STIs, pleasure and relationships and consent, we’ll also outline how you can engage young people in developing your curriculum.
The two modules will help you to explore your understanding of topics for yourself whilst also providing you with resources you need to implement your learning.
Newydd i RSE neu'n chwilio am gwrs gloywi? Os ydych chi am baratoi eich hun neu'ch staff i gyflwyno'r cynnwys pwysig hwn a gwella eich dull gweithredu ar draws yr ysgol gyfan, mae angen yr wybodaeth a'r adnoddau cywir arnoch i sicrhau profiad dysgu cywir, ymgysylltiol a diddorol.
Wedi'i gynhyrchu mewn partneriaeth â'r Brifysgol Agored a Phrifysgol Caerdydd, bydd y cwrs cyflwyniadol hwn yn eich helpu i ddeall yr hanfodion, gan eich galluogi i gyflwyno addysgu a gefnogir gan dystiolaeth a data yn hyderus.
Mae'r cwrs yn cymryd 1 awr a 30 munud i'w gwblhau ac mae'n baratoad delfrydol ar gyfer ein cwrs craidd ‘Sut i gyflwyno RSE’ – y dylai pob addysgwr RSE ei wneud.
Gelwir perthnasoedd ac addysg rhyw (RSE) yn bethau gwahanol yn dibynnu ar ble rydych chi'n gweithio ac yn byw. Defnyddir addysg rhyw neu Sex Ed, Addysg Rhyw a Pherthnasoedd (RSE) neu Addysg Perthnasoedd a Rhywioldeb hefyd. Ni waeth sut y byddwch yn cyfeirio ato, bydd y pynciau a drafodir yn y cwrs yn berthnasol.
Lle bo'n bosib, mae'r dolenni i adnoddau yn y Gymraeg.
Managing disclosures of sexual harassment, assault or abuse may be one of the most challenging aspects of being a teacher. And unfortunately, the chances of a young person being the victim of such an incident are higher than ever.
We know from Ofsted’s rapid review of sexual abuse in schools and colleges in 2021, that peer-on-peer sexual harassment and sexual violence has become so commonplace that young people see no point in reporting the incidents. But young people are not only vulnerable to their peers; perpetrators of abuse, assault, and harassment can be anyone they encounter.
If a young person chooses you as the person they trust with their disclosure, it's important to remember that how you support them can have a profound impact on their lives.
Before starting this course, you should review your organisation’s safeguarding policy and procedures - keep a copy so you can easily access and refer to it at any time.
This course contains information about sexual violence and abuse, which some participants may find distressing.
Sex and relationships education (SRE) can often focus on the negatives of infection, risks of pregnancy, exploitation and violence. But this is not a positive, honest or realistic place to start from.
SRE can also have more of a focus on sex for reproduction but the young people you are educating will be well aware that most of us have sex because it is pleasurable!
The process of puberty can be daunting and confusing for young people. Teaching them about the physical and mental changes of adolescence will prepare them to know what to expect, whilst recognising the diversity of experiences every young person may go through.
Our four-part course supports you to help young people understand the changes to the body, emotions and mental health during puberty, the process of reproduction and periods, and explore this key time for the development of sexual feelings.
RSE For All is a set of nine autism and SEND inclusive RSE lessons designed to make relationships and sex education more accessible, empowering and inclusive for autistic and neurodivergent students.
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are bacterial or viral infections that can be passed on through unprotected sexual contact.
Understanding the different types of STIs, how to prevent them, the process for being tested and the treatments available, can help to prepare young people for healthier and safer sexual relationships in the future.
Brook’s nationally recognised Traffic Lights® provides a highly visible, multi-agency response that helps professionals to identify, understand and respond appropriately to sexual behaviours in young people.
This CPD certified training and accompanying Framework equips professionals to shape consistent and informed decisions that neither stigmatises nor criminalises young people.
Access Options
- Buy access for yourself for £35 for two years
- Enrol someone else with a voucher
- To purchase for large groups of people, explore our training options
Please note:
Enrolment keys are not the same as vouchers. You can claim your voucher here (voucher format: XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX)
If you have an enrolment key, this will be provided to you from your organisation.