Radicalisation can affect individuals, families, and communities, which is why early recognition and prevention are so important. This CSTF‑aligned preventing radicalisation training course has been designed to help learners identify the signs of radicalisation and understand the strategies used to reduce risks.

The module introduces the key concepts of extremism and radicalisation, explains why these issues must be addressed, and highlights the responsibilities of those working in health and social care, education, and other frontline roles. In just 30 minutes, you will gain practical knowledge that supports safeguarding, compliance, and safer practice.

By the end of the course, you will feel more confident recognising vulnerabilities, responding appropriately, and contributing to a safer environment for everyone.

Why This Course?

Radicalisation is a safeguarding concern that requires awareness and proactive management. Without the right knowledge, warning signs can be missed. This course provides a clear framework for recognising risks, understanding responsibilities, and applying effective prevention strategies.

Key Benefits

• Awareness: Learn what makes people vulnerable to radicalisation.
• Recognition: Identify indicators that radicalisation may be taking place.
• Responsibility: Understand your role in safeguarding and prevention.
• Clarity: Explore what extremism and radicalisation mean in practice.
• Confidence: Gain the skills to discuss and address concerns appropriately.

Learning Outcomes

By completing this course, you will be able to:

• Explain the factors that make individuals vulnerable to radicalisation.
• Recognise your responsibilities and identify potential warning signs.
• Define extremism and radicalisation and explain why they must be addressed.

Who Should Take This Course?

This course is ideal for:

• Health and social care professionals
• Education staff and safeguarding leads
• Community workers and support staff
• Anyone with a duty of care to protect vulnerable individuals