Team Teach training is renowned for its reasoned, researched and considered approach to positive behaviour training. Our experienced and knowledgeable trainers can provide you with the knowledge and skills required to become a trainer yourself. You will be able to train as part of your existing job role and deliver Team Teach training to staff within your organisation.
Not only does it offer flexibility to choose when, where and who you deliver your training to throughout the year, it is also a much more cost-effective option for your organisation.
From 16th October 2023 all training purchased that is due to run from 1st January 2024 will include our innovative new platform Team Teach Connect.
Our new platform will offer you ongoing support once your training is complete and includes access to a range of practical resources to continue your professional development, and the latest thinking in behaviour support, enabling your learning long after your training course has finished.
| Courses | What the course covers | Who the course is for | ICM Accredited | BILD Accredited | Required within a CQC Framework |
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Positive Behaviour Trainer: Intermediate |
● Accreditation to deliver Level One and Two positive behaviour training as a lead trainer* |
Low-risk environments not covered by CQC framework, including schools, children’s hospitals, adult learning and residential homes. |
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Positive Behaviour Trainer: Advanced |
● For individuals who already have Intermediate training. |
Medium-risk environments not covered by CQC framework, including mainstream & special schools, |
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Positive Behaviour Trainer: BILD ACT Certified |
● Complies with the Restraint Reduction Network Training Standards. |
High-risk and challenging settings covered by CQC framework |
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● Accreditation to deliver Level One and Two positive behaviour training as a lead trainer*
● A toolkit of de-escalation and crisis intervention strategies.
● Positive handling and personal safety strategies
● How to tailor training to your setting and individual needs.
● Relevant legal standards and expectations.
Who for?
Low-risk environments not covered by CQC framework, including schools, children’s hospitals, adult learning and residential homes.
ICM accredited
Yes
BILD accredited
No
Required within a CQA framework
No
● For individuals who already have Intermediate training.
● Accreditation to deliver Advanced positive behaviour training modules as a lead trainer*.
● Positive handling and intervention strategies for dealing with extreme and dangerous behaviour
● Relevant legal standards and expectations relating to use of force.
Who for?
Medium-risk environments not covered by CQC framework, including mainstream & special schools,
Pupil Referral Units, adult learning facilities, children’s homes and health and elderly care settings.
ICM accredited
Yes
BILD accredited
No
Required within a CQA framework
No
● Complies with the Restraint Reduction Network Training Standards.
● Required for NHS commissioned services.
Who for?
High-risk and challenging settings covered by CQC framework
ICM accredited
No
BILD accredited
Yes
Required within a CQA framework
Yes
What are the benefits of becoming a positive behaviour trainer?
Our courses equip and certify you to deliver our positive behaviour training courses to employees within your organisation. This will be a benefit to not only yourself, but your organisation and those within your care.
The personal benefits:
The benefits for your organisation:
We provide continued support, whether it’s enquiring about what’s right for you, attending the course or even support following on from your training. You’ll have access to our training area for ongoing support and our expert trainers have experience in both education and health and care settings so they can discuss the specific needs of your organisation.
Additional course information
It’s important you have the right level of recent experience before becoming a Team Teach accredited trainer so you have the skills and confidence necessary to lead training sessions within your organisation. Participants must have successfully completed a Positive Behaviour Management Level One – 6 Hour course within the previous 36 months, or a Level Two – 12 Hour course within the previous 24 months.
To become an Advanced trainer, you must have already completed the Intermediate training and hold a current certificate. You will also need to hold a valid one-day Emergency at Work First Aid Qualification, or equivalent.
Team Teach accreditation lasts for 12 months. You will need to complete an intensive two-day (intermediate) or three-day (advanced) re-accreditation course within this time period to ensure you continue to stay qualified to deliver training.
The vast majority of our participants achieve full accreditation, but if you do not reach the required confidence or competency levels, you can be awarded an ‘assist pass’ instead. This allows you to assist in the delivery of training courses delivered within your organisation. You can upgrade an ‘assist pass’ to a full pass by successfully completing a future intermediate re-accreditation course.
How to book a trainer course
Booking a Team Teach trainer course is simple. We have a wide range of dates and locations available across the UK. Alternatively, get in touch to discuss holding Team Teach training at your venue.
To book a course: Use our search tool to browse the dates and locations of our courses. It’s simple to book online using a credit card or generate an invoice for your employer.
For in-house training: Register your interest by filling in our simple enquiry form and we’ll be in touch to discuss your training requirements. One of our experienced lead trainers will arrange a further consultation to discuss your needs in more detail and arrange dates for the delivery of the course.
Unsure which course you need? Fill in our simple enquiry form and we’ll be in touch to recommend the best course for your individual needs and setting.
