Awareness of Substance Misuse (CPD) — Online Learning
Course outline
This short, auto-marked programme will teach you everything you need to know about substance misuse; develop your knowledge on an important, contemporary issue; and equip you with a skill set that is highly transferrable.
This course is split into four manageable sections:
- Section 1: Substances that are commonly misused
- In this section, you will cover the reasons why people use substances, the types of substances that are misused and the factors that can influence the effects of substances.
- Section 2: The personal and social effects of substance misuse
- You will study the harmful effects of substance misuse on individuals and society, as well as where to get support and advice on substance misuse.
- Section 3: The perceptions of and responses to substance misuse
- This section covers how stereotyping affects users and how media reporting affects people's perceptions of substance misuse. You will also cover statistics about substance misuse.
- Section 4: Ways to promote healthy choices and build resilience
- You will look at the risk factors and protective factors for substance misuse, ways to protect individuals from the risks of substance misuse and the barriers to making healthy choices.
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Qualification | College Certificate |
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Duration | You will learn at your own pace, but the course typically takes approximately 4 hours to complete. |
Level | Level 1 |
Entry requirements | There are no formal entry requirements for this course but you must have a reasonable standard of spoken and written English and be aged 19 or over. |
Teaching & assessment | The course is auto-assessed with questions throughout the learning material. |