Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Bullying in Children and Young People Online TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Bullying in Children and Young People (RQF), QAN 603/4214/6

Yes. The TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Bullying in Children and Young People (RQF) is on the Ofqual register at Level 2, qualification number 603/4214/6. It is 14 credits, 102 guided learning hours and 140 hours total qualification time. TQUK issues the certificate, and Lift College is a TQUK recognised centre.

Many learners finish in 3 to 6 months. The qualification is 102 guided learning hours and 140 hours in total once your own reading and writing time is included. There is no timetable and no fixed exam date, so you move on to the next unit as soon as your work is marked.

By a portfolio of evidence. For each unit you complete written assignments and workbook questions, your Lift tutor marks them against the TQUK assessment criteria, and TQUK externally quality assures the results. Every learning outcome must be met, and the result is pass or fail.

No. There are no exams and no timed tests. Every unit is assessed through the written work in your portfolio, and if a piece needs more work your tutor tells you what to add and you resubmit.

You need to be 16 or over. The course and all of the assessments are in English, so you need to be able to read and write in English.

One price covers the whole qualification: every unit, your named UK tutor, marking and written feedback, AI Study Support, your TQUK registration and your TQUK certificate. You can pay monthly or in full, and the current prices are shown on this page. You can start with a 7-day free trial, and the 14-day money back guarantee applies either way. Paying today, it is £29.99 a month or £269.99 in full. After the 7-day free trial, it is £39.99 a month or £399.99 in full.

Yes. Employers can open an organisation account with Lift College, enrol one or more members of staff and pay by invoice, and organisation accounts get 10% off. If you would rather keep it separate from work, you can pay for yourself and study in your own time. An organisation place is £359.99, 10% off the £399.99 price, paid by invoice.

You can use the certificate in the role you have now, or as evidence of your understanding when you apply for school, youth or care roles. TQUK names the Level 2 Award in Safeguarding and Protecting Children and Young People, the Level 2 Award and Certificate in Equality and Diversity, the Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills and the Level 1 Award in Mentoring as progression routes.

Yes. The unit Principles of bullying has a learning outcome on what is meant by cyberbullying, alongside bullying in different contexts, its short and long term effects, and discrimination.

It is a regulated qualification that gives school staff a thorough understanding of bullying: the signs, the reasons children bully, how to support the child and approach the bully, and the guidance and policies schools work to. Many teaching assistants and pastoral staff take it. It sits alongside your school's own training and policies rather than replacing them.

No. Bullying can be a safeguarding concern, and the course explains how bullying links to your setting's policies, but it is not a safeguarding qualification. If you work with children, the TQUK Level 2 Award in Safeguarding and Protecting Children and Young People is the partner course.

Yes. Parents and carers take it to recognise the signs of bullying and cyberbullying and to know how to respond and work with a school. You do not need to work with children, and you can draw on family life in your answers as long as you keep details private.

The unit Understand government guidelines for bullying covers the Equality Act 2010, government and Ofsted guidance on tackling bullying, and the policies and procedures settings use. Your tutor points you to the current guidance as you work through it.