Single/Multi-Agency Training Protocol
The Bath and North East Somerset LSCB agree in principle that
training to individual agencies can be provided by the Training
Co-ordinator (by negotiation) on an ad-hoc basis. This training
known as ad-hoc or sessional training will be provided at a charge,
currently £250.00 per ½ day (or part thereof), or £450.00 per
day.
This provision is distinct from training provided by individuals
to staff within their own agencies, known as single agency
training.
Single Agency training is defined as;
The provision of training by an individual employed by an LSCB
agency to staff within the same agency. For example a health
professional training a group of health visitors.
Any training provided within individual agencies without
recourse to other LSCB trainers is single agency and as such does
not require the involvement of the Training Co-ordinator. In this
situation, the trainer must inform the nominated person in their
agency who is a member of the Training Management Committee of the
training to be provided, for their records.
For further information about single agency training, please
contact the nominated person in your agency, outlined on page
16.
Multi-Agency training is defined as;
- any training event which is made up of participants from
a number of agencies and/or;
- any training event where the staff required for the delivery of
training are from a different/number of agencies, or the training
co-ordinator.
In these circumstances, any request must be referred to the
Inter-agency Training Co-ordinator, who will liaise directly with
the person/agency requesting the training and forward the sessional
request form to them (or it can be obtained from this
brochure).
Any training provided by the Children’s Services Training
Manager and Training Team is required to meet the National PIAT
Standards and the LSCB Training Strategy. Training provided by
individuals within agencies should also reflect these standards and
both national and local guidance on child protection matters.
Sessional training will usually contain elements of the
Introduction to Child Protection course, tailored to meet the needs
of your particular service and your client group.
There is an application form for training requests, printed
overleaf for photocopying, or for an e-version of this or to
discuss details of required training, venues, dates of training
etc, please contact; Erika Schluefter-Chapman, Interagency Training
Administrator on 01225 396974 or via e-mail at
Erika_Schluefter-Chapman@bathnes.gov.uk.