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Direct from the latest CEOP Newsletter:

Thinkuknow programme

 

Making Thinkuknow training more accessible

To make our resources and training more accessible we are making some important changes to improve the way we deliver Thinkuknow training. Previously, trainers had to attend the half-day Thinkuknow training before they could attend the full Ambassador training. We are now removing this requirement, meaning that users do not have to attend the half-day Thinkuknow event to attend an Ambassador event.

 

You must still attend a half day Thinkuknow course to get access to our resources for 11-16’s. However, if you attend an Ambassadors session you will get access to our resources for 11-16’s and the Ambassadors’ training resources which enable you to train your colleagues.

 

Dates for Thinkuknow and Ambassadors courses

Here are the dates and locations of our Thinkuknow and Ambassador training for the next academic year. Remember, the Thinkuknow course is a basic awareness session which takes an afternoon. The Ambassador course is a full day’s course providing an in depth look at children online, the risks and dangers they can face and how you and your organisation can respond to them. For more details about both of these courses visit the Training page on the Teachers/Trainers website –

 

*28/09/2011 - Edinburgh - Thinkuknow training

*29/09/2011 - Edinburgh - Ambassador training

12/10/2011 - Belfast - Thinkuknow training

13/10/2011 - Belfast - Ambassador training

16/11/2011 - London - Thinkuknow training

17/11/2011 - London - Ambassador training

18/01/2012 - Newcastle - Thinkuknow training

19/01/2012 - Newcastle - Ambassador training

22/02/2012 - Manchester - Thinkuknow training

23/02/2012 - Manchester - Ambassador training

21/03/2012 - London - Thinkuknow training

22/03/2012 - London - Ambassador training

25/04/2012 - Cardiff - Thinkuknow training

26/04/2012 - Cardiff - Ambassador training

 

*Please note that this Edinburgh date has now changed from the original date published on the website

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Woah - a) there is nowhere near here and

b) I would never get the money to go

It's a real shame as I would love to do the training

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Woah - a) there is nowhere near here and

b) I would never get the money to go

It's a real shame as I would love to do the training

The current change is at least a step in the right direction. On my Ambassador course there were several people doing their second day in London because they'd done the ThinkUKnow course the day before... it makes it very expensive and CEOP have now removed that barrier.

 

There's no chance of persuading your two schools each to contribute 50% is there?

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Perhaps an ambassador could do the training at the next Edugeek Conf?

We can do the ThinkUKnow training, but not the Ambassador training. @russdev was talking about doing something along those lines a few months back

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Perhaps @ZeroHour or @Dos_Box could give an insight as to whether its possible in the future, whilst it may make the conf last longer, it would be good to those who do not have any CEOP training and can take notes back to their employers and say "This is what I learnt, you should send me on the ambassador course so I can train the staff"? :)
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There's no chance of persuading your two schools each to contribute 50% is there?

Would be good but one of them has a Pastoral TA who has the job of esafety so it isnt considered to be my job.

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Would be good but one of them has a Pastoral TA who has the job of esafety so it isnt considered to be my job.
Ah, but they could train you for half the cost as an Ambassador and then you could train her in ThinkUKnow!
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Perhaps @ZeroHour or @Dos_Box could give an insight as to whether its possible in the future, whilst it may make the conf last longer, it would be good to those who do not have any CEOP training and can take notes back to their employers and say "This is what I learnt, you should send me on the ambassador course so I can train the staff"? :)

The TUK training is supposed to be a half-day, so it would be a big time increase. I was forced to deliver it in 2x 1 hour sessions to our staff recently due to scheduling problems with SMT, and it felt rushed. Even for a technical audience I don't think I'd be comfortable cutting it down as there's such a huge range of topics to cover.

 

That said, if the time could be found, I'd be more than happy to do it.

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I missed out on the ambassador training in Newcastle last time, so I have booked myself on for next year. The only issue with having something in Newcastle in January is the likelyhood of snow!

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