6 Child Safety courses
Every course is narrated and interactive, with real scenarios, module quizzes and a final assessment. Pass with 80% or more for a certificate you can keep as audit evidence.
55 minChild Safe Organisations: The National Principles
Children and young people with disability, and children who visit the older people we support, must be safe in every service we provide. This course introduces the ten National Principles for Child Safe Organisations, which all Australian governments endorsed in 2019, and explains in plain language what each one means for our work. You will learn to recognise the signs of harm and grooming, why children with disability face a higher risk, how to respond calmly to a disclosure, and which safe behaviours we expect of every worker, including rules about one to one time and online contact. Three case studies put this into practice. Each state has its own standards and reporting laws, so also complete the course for your state. Duration: 55 minutes.
60 minChild Safe Standards: Victoria
Every child and young person we support has the right to be safe, heard and respected. This course explains the 11 Victorian Child Safe Standards in plain language and what each one means for your daily work as a support worker, including cultural safety for Aboriginal children and young people. You will learn how to recognise signs of harm and grooming, how to respond calmly when a child tells you something, and how reporting works in Victoria: reports to Child Protection, mandatory reporting, failure to disclose and failure to protect, the Reportable Conduct Scheme, calling 000 in an emergency, and our own internal process and records. Duration: 60 minutes.
60 minChild Safety: New South Wales
Children and young people with disability deserve to be safe, heard and respected every time we support them. This course explains the ten NSW Child Safe Standards and what they ask of you as a support worker. You will learn to recognise the types and signs of abuse and neglect, understand how grooming works and why children with disability face higher risk. We cover how to respond calmly to a disclosure, your mandatory reporting duty and the Child Protection Helpline, including the Mandatory Reporter Guide and the online eReport. We finish with the Reportable Conduct Scheme, good record keeping and our child safety policy. Duration: 60 minutes.
65 minChild Safety: Queensland
Children and young people with disability have the right to be safe, heard and respected every time we support them. This course is for support workers in Queensland. It explains who must comply with the Child Safe Organisations Act 2024 and from when, the ten Child Safe Standards and the Universal Principle, and the Reportable Conduct Scheme that started on 1 July 2026. You will learn to recognise abuse and grooming, respond calmly to a disclosure, and understand who is a mandatory reporter under the Child Protection Act 1999. We cover reporting to Child Safety, Police and 000, the duty on every adult to report child sexual offences, blue cards alongside NDIS worker screening, and good records. Case studies bring it together. Duration: 65 minutes.
60 minChild Safety: South Australia
Every child we support has the right to be safe, and children with disability face a higher risk of harm than other children. This course is for support workers in South Australia who work with children and young people. You will learn what child safe practice looks like in daily support, how to recognise physical, sexual and emotional abuse, neglect and grooming, and how to respond calmly when a child tells you something. It explains your duty as a mandated notifier under the Children and Young People (Safety) Act 2017, how to notify the Child Abuse Report Line, what to include in a notification, how your identity is protected, and how to keep records under our policy. Duration: 60 minutes.
90 minLeading a Child Safe Organisation: Victoria
A practical course for managers, boards and heads of organisations responsible for meeting Victoria's 11 Child Safe Standards. It explains the 2026 move to the Social Services Regulator, who must comply, and how the regulator assesses compliance through minimum requirements and compliance indicators. You will learn how to lead a child safe culture, write a Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy and Code of Conduct, manage risks in physical and online environments, recruit and supervise safe people, handle child focused complaints, and meet the head of organisation's duties under the Reportable Conduct Scheme, including the three business day and 30 day notifications. It finishes with self-assessment, evidence and an improvement plan, and a disability service case study. Duration: 90 minutes.
Every course. One yearly price.
- All 153 courses and 130+ hours of training
- Every new course we release during your year
- Quizzes, final assessments and certificates
Teams of 5 or more: $220 per person a year. Or buy single courses from $45
Frequently asked questions
How many child safety training courses are there?
There are 6 courses in this collection, around 6 hours of learning in total. Each one is narrated and interactive, with real workplace scenarios, a quiz after every module and a final assessment.
How much do the courses cost?
Single courses are $55 including GST and are yours to keep. All Access unlocks every course in the Academy, including this collection, for $260 a year.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes. Pass the final assessment with 80% or more and your certificate is issued straight away, with a unique ID that employers and auditors can verify online.
Can I train my whole team?
Yes. Contact Provider Compliance on 1800 299 452 or info@providercompliance.com.au for team access and bulk pricing.