The Intercollegiate Documents set out that for level 3 training, is a suggested 8 hours of safeguarding training and learning related to safeguarding should be acquired over a 3 year period.

The ICB Safeguarding Adults and Children Team both offer online level 3 training. The dates for these sessions are sent out across the ICB and Primary Care quarterly. Due to the nature and level of this online safeguarding adults training, breakout rooms are used to facilitate discussion, so numbers are capped on a ‘first come first served basis’. As the training is very popular, we request that if staff are booked and are unable to attend, that they kindly alert nhsnwl.safeguardingtraining@nhs.net  in a timely manner

Who is this training for?

All care staff who engage in assessing, planning, intervening and evaluating the needs of adults where there are safeguarding concerns (as appropriate to role) are expected to complete level 3 training.
Over a 3-year period, professionals at this level should receive training equivalent to a minimum of 8 hours. 
This training is aimed at NWL ICB staff and Primary Care Colleagues

Course Content/ Learning Objectives 

• Your Safeguarding Adult Level 3 responsibility 
• Identifying abuse and making a judgement 
• Communication and multi-disciplinary working 
• Safeguarding Risk Assessment 
• Your role in multi-agency statutory reviews 
• Documentation for safeguarding 
• Forensic procedures/examinations relevant to your role 
• Supervision

Session will be hosted via Microsoft Teams, please see session dates/times below: 

• Level 3 Safeguarding Children 24/06/2025  29/10/2025 (full day)  

To book on this training, please contact: nhsnwl.safeguardingtraining@nhs.net 

Please provide your full name, role, trust/workplace, and contact details. 

To see further details, click here

Please note this training is capped at 50 places only, first come first served; (48 hour cancellation if unable to attend).

Training link will be circulated nearer the date

The training is offered and delivered by the NHS NWL ICB Safeguarding Team