GANG & KNIFE CRIME TRAINING
For Professionals Supporting Young People
KIP Education’s unique training provides effective techniques to create awareness around gangs, crime, knife crime, motivation and resilience in young people.
Training empowers professionals to take on sessions and interventions that they may have previously found awkward or out of their skill’s zone. Each course provides not only up-to-date information, they also encourage professionals to take on these challenges and create effective and interactive interventions, lessons, sessions and workshops that staff and young people will enjoy.
It is important to reach young people as early as possible in the grooming process or, ideally, before they come into contact with gang recruiters. This is why gang training is suitable for professionals working with both primary and secondary schools with the content tailored to the appropriate age level.
ALL KIP EDUCATION GANG TRAINING AIMS TO:
Explore the evidence on community violence, including gang information
Explore the impact of violence upon families and relationships, from both a historical and contemporary perspective
Share good practice when safeguarding and promoting a violence-free lifestyle
Overcome the challenges facilitators may encounter when discussing violence
Boost facilitator confidence in delivering interventions, even when facing opposition from parents, practitioners or their own values
This exclusive training for professionals working with young people, youth workers, YOT workers, teachers, mentors and those that work within family services. A unique opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of young people at risk, involved or victims of gang culture and violence
On this half-day course you will develop your understanding of county lines and gangs, and increase your confidence to implement what you learn into your own work.
This 1 day training course will help practitioners put forward proactive interventions to engage & tackle this prevalent & challenging issue. Social media now plays a central role in the lives and the way of young people behave in the United Kingdom
A one-day awareness raising course delivered by a nationally acclaimed trainer looking at young people’s involvement in gangs and the exploitation of vulnerable children by organised crime in a gang context
County lines, or ‘going country’ refers to when groups or gangs exploit young people or vulnerable adults to carry and/or sell drugs across county boundaries. On this half-day course you will develop your understanding of young women involved and or affected by county lines and gangs, and increase your confidence to implement what you learn into your own work.
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Courses designed to build your understanding of key issues.
Giving you the confidence to make a difference in young people’s lives.
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