
Adult Support & Protection (Scotland)(Half Day Course)
Course Overview 📘
This Adult Support & Protection Scotland course is designed to help learners understand their responsibilities in recognising, responding to, and reporting concerns about adults who may be at risk of harm.
The course provides an overview of adult protection principles, relevant Scottish legislation, types and indicators of harm, and the importance of taking appropriate action. Learners will gain the knowledge and confidence to identify safeguarding concerns, respond sensitively, and follow the correct reporting procedures within their role.
This course supports a safer, more informed approach to protecting adults and promoting dignity, rights, and wellbeing.
What You Will Learn 🎯
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
✅ Understand the purpose of Adult Support and Protection in Scotland
✅ Recognise who may be considered an adult at risk
✅ Identify different types of harm, abuse, neglect, and exploitation
✅ Spot possible signs and indicators of concern
✅ Understand key principles of dignity, choice, rights, and protection
✅ Know how to respond appropriately to a disclosure or concern
✅ Understand the importance of recording and reporting concerns correctly
✅ Recognise the role of partnership working and information sharing
✅ Build confidence in taking action to help keep adults safe
Who Should Attend? 👥
This course is suitable for anyone who works with, supports, or comes into contact with adults who may be at risk, including:
👩⚕️ Health and social care staff
🏠 Care home and supported living teams
🤝 Support workers and personal assistants
🏢 Housing, community, and voluntary sector staff
🧑🏫 Education and training professionals
🚑 Emergency service and frontline workers
👨💼 Managers, supervisors, and team leaders
🌟 Anyone with a responsibility for adult wellbeing and protection
No previous experience is required, making this course suitable for new staff, refresher training, and wider workforce awareness.
Why Choose This Course? 🌟
This course gives learners clear, practical guidance on adult support and protection in a Scottish context.
Participants will benefit from:
💡 Clear explanations of key adult protection responsibilities
⚖️ A focus on Scottish legislation, guidance, and good practice
🛠️ Practical examples to support real-world understanding
❤️ A respectful, person-centred approach to adult wellbeing
📝 Guidance on responding, recording, and reporting concerns
🤝 Emphasis on communication, partnership working, and professional responsibility
🏆 Suitable content for induction, refresher training, and organisational compliance
By choosing this course, organisations can help ensure staff are aware of their duties and feel confident taking appropriate action when concerns arise.
Course Availability 📅
Available as an in-house training session at your workplace or via virtual webinar at a time which is convenient with you.
Group Booking Enquiry 📩