This zoom course is part of the Role Specific Pathways which has been designed for retired clergy who hold Permission To Officiate (PTO). This course has been developed by the National Safeguarding Team as part of their Safeguarding Learning and Development Framework and will be delivered by an experienced safeguarding trainer.
Who must complete this course?
The Safeguarding PTO Leadership Pathway is a requirement for PTO clergy and PTO Readers.
If you are not sure if this training is for you, please use the Safeguarding Training Matrix.
The main Safeguarding Leadership pathway is targeted at those people ‘who play a lead role in shaping the culture of the church body concerned’. Those with PTO whose role meets this criterion must participate in the main Safeguarding Leadership pathway: Find Safeguarding Leadership Training
Before signing up:
If you have not undertaken Safeguarding training before you should complete both the Basic and Foundation courses by going to the National Safeguarding Training Portal.
Pre-course work:
You will be sent the course workbook two weeks before the start date via email. You will be expected to complete a short piece of work before the course, and a reflection following the course.
The course and duration:
The zoom training session must be attended, and pre-course work and post-course work must be completed in order to receive certification for this training course.
- Training Session: 14/01/2026
This training session will start at 10:00 and ends at 12:00.
How will I get the zoom link?
2 weeks before the zoom course, you will receive an email with the zoom link and the Leadership workbook.
How to book?
When logged in, click the bright yellow ‘Register’ button on the left hand side and you will be taken to the booking page.
About the course leader
Our Safeguarding Leadership courses are run by our outsourced Safeguarding Trainers. This course will be delivered by Jane Bee.
Contact us
If you have any questions about this course, please contact safeguarding.training@salisbury.anglican.org.
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