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  • A message from Ruth Skelton, our CPiP working group chair

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    • Ruth Skeltern

      A message from Ruth Skelton, CPiP e-module organiser

      Over the last 18 months we have been working hard to create a brand new set of Child Protection in Practice (CPiP) e-modules. We hope that you find the content useful, informative, up-to-date and interactive. That is what we have aimed for, so let us know how we’ve done on the very short evaluation form which you will find at the bottom of this page.

      There are nine e-modules in the first phase of this edition of CPiP. You buy them individually or in a package. If you want to know more about CPiP please complete the free Introduction e-module in the section below. 

      You will receive a certificate of completion at the end of each e-module. If you choose to do all nine e-modules, you can submit peer review confirmation and unlock an overall CPiP Part 1 consolidation certificate. 


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