Introduction to Portage Support

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Learn how to effectively support children through portage services by understanding key components like child development, language acquisition, and multi-disciplinary teamwork. This course emphasizes family-centered practices and child safety.

8 Modules1 hour
£169£0
Introduction to Portage Support

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Understand the key duties of a portage support worker in supporting children and families.
  • Identify and describe the major stages of child development.
  • Learn strategies for fostering strong, trusting relationships with families.
  • Explore various assessment tools used to support children and families effectively.
  • Understand the importance of setting communication boundaries and their impact.
  • Learn how multidisciplinary teams work together to support children.
  • Recognize signs of abuse and neglect and the appropriate actions to take.

Modules

Module 1

Introduction to Portage Services

Module 2

Child Development

Module 3

Working with Families

Module 4

Assessment and Planning

Module 5

Interventions and Strategies

Module 6

Working in a Multi-Disciplinary Team

Module 7

Safeguarding and Child Protection

Module 8

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Frequently Asked Questions

This UK Portage training course introduces child development, family support, assessment, communication, safeguarding and multidisciplinary working with children and families.

This course is suitable for Portage workers, early years practitioners, support workers, teaching assistants and professionals supporting children with additional needs in the UK.

Topics include child development, family relationships, assessment tools, communication boundaries, multidisciplinary working, safeguarding, abuse and neglect.

A Portage support worker helps young children and families through early intervention, development-focused activities, assessment and coordinated support with relevant professionals.

Yes. The course helps learners recognise potential signs of child abuse and neglect and understand appropriate safeguarding actions when supporting children and families.