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Achieving best evidence

A training course for police officers and social workers

A five-day course for police officers and social workers responsible for undertaking video recorded interviews with child victims or witnesses.

Aim

To provide participants with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills in the effective interviewing and support of vulnerable or intimidated witnesses, including children.

Objectives

On completion of the course, participants should be able to:

demonstrate knowledge of the new guidance and the relevant legislation in relation to their roles and responsibilities
describe the key child development theories that may have an impact on a child witness
demonstrate skills in the interviewing of vulnerable/intimidated witnesses in accordance with the guidance framework
recognise and apply the principles of multi-agency working
develop strategies for planning and co-ordinating interviews
describe the requirements for the support and preparation of witnesses
recognise the emotional impact of the work and identify support systems.

Achieving best evidence

A training course for police officers and social workers

Aim

Objectives

If you would like to apply for any of our training courses or if you have any further questions about our services, please contact NSPCC Training