Prevent Duty

Course overview

Practical, easy-to-follow training in Prevent Duty, helping learners understand key risks, responsibilities, controls and good practice relevant to the workplace.

IIRSM & CPD Approved | ⏱ Duration: Approx. 65 minutes

Course Description With intelligence reports warning that further terrorist attacks in the UK are highly likely, it's crucial to understand how to identify and respond to the early signs of radicalisation. The Prevent strategy is a key part of the UK’s counter-terrorism plan, aiming to stop individuals from becoming involved in terrorism or supporting extremist causes. This course introduces the Prevent strategy and explores why people may become radicalised, what signs to look out for, and what to do if you have concerns. Whether you work in education, healthcare, local government, or any frontline role — this course will empower you with knowledge and confidence to act when it matters most. ️️

Learning Objectives By the end of this course, you will be able to

• Explain the purpose and scope of the UK’s Prevent strategy
• Understand the causes of radicalisation and extremism
• Apply a risk-based approach to your role
• Recognise signs of concern and know how to respond
• Understand the Channel process and its purpose
• Promote and uphold British values in your workplace

Target Audience This course is essential for:

• Teachers, education staff & safeguarding leads
• Health and social care workers
• Local authorities and civil servants
• Anyone working in a public-facing role

Course Modules

Why Take This Course? Learn how to safeguard individuals from radicalisation Recognise early warning signs in your environment Understand your duty of care under the Prevent strategy Flexible, online training you can complete at your own pace

Recommended System Requirements

• Browser: Latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari
• Memory: 1GB+ RAM
• Internet: Broadband (3Mb+)
• Video: Enabled and up-to-date video drivers

UK guidance and good-practice context

Prevent training should help relevant staff understand radicalisation risk, supportive responsibilities and appropriate referral routes.

Important: This course supports knowledge and awareness. It does not replace site-specific risk assessments, employer procedures, competent supervision or role-specific practical training where these are required.