Free online learning
eLearning Hub
Since 2020, our eLearning Hub has provided a wide range of online programmes in collaboration with organisations and services across Scotland’s children’s sector. The following courses are available online for free.
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My Rights, My SaySupporting children and young people with additional support needs in schools.Learn Now
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#KeepThePromise Learning Programme 1Module 1: Understanding care experience and the role of pupil support staff.Learn Now
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#KeepThePromise Learning Programme 2Module 2: Practical approaches for supporting care experienced pupilsLearn Now
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#KeepThePromise Learning Programme 3Module 3: Creating positive care experienced communities within schools.Learn Now
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More Than My Trauma 2Vicarious Trauma: Support your wellbeing at work and recognise vicarious trauma.Learn Now
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Vision impairment in preschool childrenUnderstand what it is, learn multisensory learning techniques and strategies to promote inclusivity.Learn Now
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ParticipationPractice techniques you can use to meaningfully engage the young people you work with.Learn Now
Want to commission an eLearning module?
We partner with charity learning, such as Little Man Project, to develop custom-made, interactive content and deliver this via our learning management system.
If you’re interested in commissioning an eLearning module, our Learning and Events team will manage the project from start to finish, keeping you informed and involved every step of the way. We’ll guide you on key areas such as accessibility, language, and design, and use our expertise to make sure your module meets the outcomes you want your learners to achieve.
To find out more, or to suggest ideas for topics for new eLearning courses, please contact us.
Open University Learning Portal
This learning portal was developed by The Open University (OU) in Scotland in partnership with Children in Scotland, offering courses to support a wide range of practitioner needs. Courses are focused in key skill areas including education in the early years, additional support needs and mental health and wellbeing. As well as professional development specific to children’s services, there are also courses in technology, leadership and equality, diversity and inclusion.
