The Carriage of Children and Access for All

£45.00

Course Timings: 10:20-17:30

This 7 hr course – Carriage of Children and Access for All enables drivers to better understand their legal and professional obligations regarding their conduct and the carriage of school children and people of differing abilities so that they can provide a safe and enjoyable service to all customers.

Course includes:

  • Carriage of School children
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Keeping Children Safe
  • Safeguarding
  • DVSA Standards for Drivers
  • Vehicle Safety
  • Disability Awareness
  • Accessibility
  • Assisting Customers
  • Customers’ Experience

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This useful course enables drivers to better understand their legal and professional obligations regarding their conduct and the carriage of school children and people of differing abilities so that they can provide a safe and enjoyable service to all customers.

Drivers will know which legislation applies to the carriage of people with disabilities (inc. PSVAR) and the carriage of young people. The course dives into driver concerns when travelling with schoolchildren and the safety implications for schoolchildren and other customers of disruptive customer behaviour. We also look at how to respond to challenging situations and manage child behaviour in a positive way, resolving conflict in a constructive manner, raising concerns regarding child welfare with appropriate agencies, and understanding professional codes of conduct (as specified by DVSA). The driver will learn how to better assist customers with disabilities when using a passenger-carrying vehicle and know how to use the equipment provided effectively.

Course includes:

  • Carriage of School children
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Keeping Children Safe
  • Safeguarding
  • DVSA Standards for Drivers
  • Vehicle Safety
  • Disability Awareness
  • Accessibility
  • Assisting Customers
  • Customers’ Experience

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