Violence and Domestic Abuse Training Awareness Diploma

Domestic Violence and Abuse Awareness Diploma Overview

Did you know that 1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men face domestic abuse? Domestic violence can be physical, emotional, or psychological. Both victims and children can suffer serious harm. Our domestic abuse training explains how abuse begins, its impact, and safe ways to respond.

By learning these skills, you can protect lives, support victims, and make a real difference. Our expert-led video lectures guide you sequentially. You’ll learn how to assess risks, support victims, report incidents, and keep accurate records. These are skills employers value in social care, healthcare, and community support roles. 

Completing this domestic abuse course builds your confidence, knowledge, and career-ready skills for your future.

Is This You? (Quick Check)

• Concerned about abuse?
• Work with children?
• Want social care skills?
• Need IDVA training?
• Help others safely? 

If you ticked more than once, this domestic abuse training is perfect for you.

Domestic Violence and Abuse Awareness Diploma Learning Outcomes

Our domestic violence course gives you skills you can use right away.

• Describe types of domestic abuse and how they start
• Identify risks for children and vulnerable people at home
• Explain the effects of domestic violence on victims’ health and well-being
• Use safe methods to support victims and report incidents
• Understand how to keep accurate and confidential records
• Work confidently with children recovering from abuse
• Spot long-term effects of domestic abuse on children and young people
• Use safe ways to support victims and report incidents correctly

Why Choose This Domestic Abuse Training?

Learn domestic abuse awareness with flexible and expert guidance.

• Flexible learning
• Expert-led content
• Certification included
• 24/7 support
• Self-paced study

Assessment & Certification

Complete short quizzes with a 60% pass mark. You can retry as many times as needed. Get your diploma instantly as a downloadable certificate. A printed certificate is also available if you prefer.

Who Can Enrol?

Anyone wanting domestic abuse training can join.

• Social care workers gaining IDVA training
• School staff supporting children
• Volunteers helping abuse victims
• Parents wanting safety knowledge
• Healthcare staff identifying abuse signs
• Community workers improving awareness
• Anyone keen to make a difference

Must be 16+ years old with basic English literacy.

Career Path & Salary Outlook

This domestic violence course opens doors to rewarding roles.

• Social Worker : £28,000 to £45,000 per year
• Family Support Worker: £22,000 to £35,000 per year
• IDVA Specialist : £25,000 to £40,000 per year
• Child Protection Officer: £26,000 to £42,000 per year
• Community Support Worker:£20,000 to £33,000 per year

Make Your Work Matter!

Start your domestic abuse training today! Empower yourself, help others, and build a meaningful career.