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Exhibition: Saving St Paul's: The Watch and the Second World War

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Exhibition: Saving St Paul's: The Watch and the Second World War

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Complete your training

Many of our training modules are online and on this page you will find the instructions and links you need to complete your training. You will need a desktop computer or laptop to complete the training (the training modules do not work as well on tablets and mobile devices), along with the latest version of your internet browser.

If you are unable to complete the training online, please arrange a face-to-face session - please see the relevant section on this page for further information. If you are comfortable to complete your training online but require computer access, please contact your Staff Lead or the Volunteering Team (email volunteering@stpaulscathedral.org.uk or call 020 7246 8370) to make suitable arrangements.

If you have concerns or questions about the training topics please get in touch with the volunteering team (email volunteering@stpaulscathedral.org.uk or call 020 7246 8370) to discuss.

 

Completing your training as part of the recruitment process?

Please upload your certificate or where one is not provided take and upload a screenshot confirming completion to your Assemble account - here is a guide to help you to do this. 

Your submitted document will appear on your record once it has been reviewed and approved – this will not be instant and may take a few days, please be patient.

If you have any problems with uploading your certificate, please email your certificate to volunteering@stpaulscathedral.org.uk.

 

Existing Volunteer - completing or renewing your online training?

Please email your certificate to volunteering@stpaulscathedral.org.uk.

Safeguarding training

Our Safeguarding training provides learners with an awareness of safeguarding, and St Paul’s Cathedral’s approach to managing safeguarding.

All volunteers are required to complete and maintain Safeguarding Basic Awareness training. To remain an active volunteer at St Paul's Cathedral, you will need to renew your training every 3 years; completing the highest level of training only.

How we ask you to complete this training, depends on whether you are currently going through our recruitment process or are in a current active role with us.   

Applicants: 

Please complete the online course.  This course is required to be completed before you can start your volunteering. Please see the relevant drop down menu for further information.

Existing volunteers: 

All volunteers need to complete the Basic Awareness training in a 1.5 hour face to face session.  This session is bookable through Assemble.  Please see the relevant drop down menu for further information.

Volunteer Leads and School and Family Learning Volunteers, also need to complete Safeguarding Foundation training, in a face-to-face session.  You should allow 1.5 hours to complete this course, in addition to the Safeguarding Basic Awareness training. This session is bookable through Assemble.

If you are participating in recruitment and selection of new volunteers, then you will also need to complete the online Safer Recruitment training module; your Staff Lead will be able to confirm this with you. You should allow 1.5 hours to complete this course.

Complete your training (existing volunteers)

Book your place in Assemble.  

Once you have logged in, to find the booking page, go to the menu on the left-hand side, hover over activities and select Events.

Safeguarding Basic Awareness training session will be 1.5 hours. 

Safeguarding Foundation training session will be 1.5 hours.  

For those that are required to complete both the Basic Awareness and Foundation training, you can book to attend by sessions on the same day.  The training sessions combined will total 3 hours.

If you have problems logging into Assemble or booking your place, please email our volunteering team (volunteering@stpaulscathedral.org.uk) who will be able to help.

Complete your training (as part of your recruitment)

All modules can be found in the Church of England Safeguarding Training Portal and you will need to create an account to access the courses.

Once on the website, you will need to create an account.

To do this, under ‘Registration’, click on Create new account.

You will need to accept the terms and conditions and complete the form.

To set up your account please note:

  • Your username has to be all lower case
  • Your password must have at least 8 characters, at least 1 digit(s), at least 1 lower case letter(s), at least 1 upper case letter(s)
  • For the Training Institution, select ‘Not part of a Training Institution'
  • For Diocese, select ‘London’

Please retain your username and password for your online training account.

You will know at the end of the course if you have passed it and will be able to download your certificate.

You can pause and return to complete your training at a later time.

Unable to complete the course online?

If you are unable to complete the course online and would like a face to face training session please email Louise Wilcox, Safeguarding Officer, lwilcox@stpaulscathedral.org.uk.

Safeguarding Basic Awareness training session will be 1.5 hours. 

Safeguarding Foundation training session will be 1.5 hours.  

For those that are required to complete both the Basic Awareness and Foundation training, you can book to attend by sessions on the same day.  The training sessions combined will total 3 hours.

When requesting a training session, please provide the following information:

  • Your full name
  • Volunteer Role(s)
  • Your requirement for the Basic or the Basic and Foundation course
  • Your Availability (best days you are most likely be available and whether you can do morning or afternoon sessions)
Problems with the online training?

If you have problems with your online training account, please contact the Church of England National Safeguarding Team directly by email: safeguardingsupport@studiotwentythree.zendesk.com.

Successfully completed the training?

Download your certificate and submit as detailed above.

If an option to download your certificate does not automatically appear, please follow these instructions to find your certificate in the portal.

Watch our Follow up Briefing

Now you have completed this training, please take a moment to watch this short video which covers our internal procedures and policies for raising safeguarding concerns whilst you are at the Cathedral.

Complete your Safeguarding training

ACT Awareness training

ACT (Action Counters Terrorism) Awareness eLearning will provide nationally recognised corporate counter terrorism guidance to help people better understand, and mitigate against, current terrorist methodology.

This course is required to be completed before you can start your volunteering.

To remain an active volunteer at St Paul's Cathedral, you will need to renew your training every 3 years.

Complete your training (all)

On the initial landing page select Awareness E-Learning (blue box, left hand side) and click Access.

On the next page click Start New Training Session.

On the next page click I am Learning as an Individual and select the following options:

  • For Business, select Place of Worship
  • For Region, select London
  • For Job Title, select Administration/Front of House
  • For How you heard about ACT, select CTSA

Recommendation

We recommend you obtain your Attempt ID number.  This is a 7 digit number which will all you to pause and return to your training but also request a replacement certificate if you were unable to download your copy of the certificate.

To obtain this number, click on Main Menu (at the bottom of the page you are on) to go to the landing page for all the modules. 

Click on Save Progress – you will need to write down the number.

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Other key things to note:

  • The course is split into 7 modules. The course can be completed in approximately 45 minutes, and each individual module takes between 5 and 10 minutes.
  • You will need to complete all modules to obtain your certificate 
Unable to complete the course online?

If you are unable to complete the course online and would like a face to face training session please email Scott Hamer, Head of Security and Resilience, shamer@stpaulscathedral.org.uk and Russell Stewart, Security Operations Manager, rstewart@stpaulscathedral.org.uk. 

Problems with the online training?

If you have problems with your online training account, please contact ct@highfieldelearning.com.

Successfully completed the training?

Once you have completed all 7 modules you will be asked to to download your certificate. To do this, please ensure you have pop up blockers disabled, and cookies enabled.

If you do not receive a certificate please email ct@highfieldelearning.com and they will happily issue you one.

Please submit this certificate as detailed above.

 

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SCaN training

SCaN (See, Check and Notify) training covers topics on what hostile reconnaissance is, what suspicious activity looks like and how to spot it, what you can do to engage with visitors and what you should do if you see something that does not feel right.

This course is required to be completed before you can start your volunteering.

To remain an active volunteer at St Paul's Cathedral, you will need to renew your training every 3 years.

Complete your training (all)

The training will take approximately 20 minutes to complete, and it is not possible to save and return to the same place in the training.

Please complete the training by selecting Individual.

Unable to complete the course online?

If you are unable to complete the course online and would like a face to face training session please email Scott Hamer, Head of Security and Resilience, shamer@stpaulscathedral.org.uk and Russell Stewart, Security Operations Manager, rstewart@stpaulscathedral.org.uk. 

Problems with the online training?

If you have problems with your online training account, please contact ct@highfieldelearning.com.

Successfully completed the training?

As certificates are not provided for this training, please take a screenshot of the final page to confirm you have successfully completed the training. If you need help to take a screenshot please view our guide.

Please submit this screenshot as detailed above, in the same way you would for a certificate.

 

 

 

 

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Health and Safety training - Awaken 

Awaken is our online training software we use for all our Health and Safety (H&S) training.

All volunteers are required to complete an H&S Induction (once) and Fire Awareness training (annually). Additional training may be required dependent on your role and all relevant modules will be available in your Awaken account.

This training is not required to be completed during the recruitment stage for new volunteers.

Complete your training (all)

You will receive an email with a link to login into the account created for you; you will need to set your own password.  

Please note, once you have activated your account and been invited to complete your training, reminders will be sent automatically.

Please retain your username and password for your online training account.

Login to your activated account.

Unable to complete the course online?

If you are unable to complete the course online and would like a face to face training session please email Sharon Raynham, H&S Officer, sraynham@stpaulscathedral.org.uk.

Problems with the online training?

If you have problems with your online training account, please contact Sharon Raynham, H&S Officer, sraynham@stpaulscathedral.org.uk.

Successfully completed the training?

Your record in Awaken will be updated immediately confirming completion and a certificate will be available to download.

We will update your account in Assemble to reflect completion and this is completed on a quarterly basis, and therefore may not be reflected immediately.

Security Briefing and Exit training (SBET)

This in-person training you will learn more about how we keep the Cathedral safe, the role you can play to help us do this and how to exit the Cathedral safely in an emergency, focusing on exit routes across the Cathedral Floor and Crypt, sharing information about invacuation as well as evacuation.  

This training will need to be renewed every year, to maintain your knowledge and keep yourself and others safe.

This training is not required to be completed during the recruitment stage for new volunteers.

Complete your training (all)

Book your place in Assemble.  

Once you have logged in, to find the booking page, go to the menu on the left-hand side, hover over activities and select Events.

If you have problems logging into Assemble or booking your place, please email our volunteering team (volunteering@stpaulscathedral.org.uk) who will be able to help.

Successfully completed the training?

Once you have completed your training your record in Assemble will be updated and a certificate will be issued.  

Please note, the update of your profile in Assemble is a manual process and may take some time before your record is updated, confirming you have completed this training.

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