Training services

We can provide in-house training, online training, coaching, policy support, and e-courses on sexual harassment in the workplace, consent, responding to disclosures, trauma and healthy relationships.

Our experienced trainers combine teaching skills with trauma knowledge to provide interactive talks, work shops, coaching, e-learning, and policy writing support.

Get in touch training@sarsas.org.uk

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Schools and colleges

We enjoy working with students, teachers, and support staff to create a culture of consent within schools.

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Workplaces – sexual harassment training

Managers and colleagues are often the first people to hear when someone has experienced sexual harassment, abuse or violence. It’s important for staff to have the right training and support to be able to handle disclosures.

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Counsellors and Support Professionals

Staff having the right training and support, this can make all the difference when it comes to supporting people who have experienced sexual trauma.

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Universities and Colleges

Consent and healthy relationship training are a key part of creating a safe and welcoming environment in your university or college.

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Upcoming training and e-learning

We have regular in-person sessions running throughout the year at our Bristol office and e-learning courses available.

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Professional resources

Useful articles and resources

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Reclaiming our workplaces – what can we do about sexual harassment at work?

What is sexual harassment?  The legal definition of sexual harassment is: unwanted conduct of a sexual nature which has the purpose or effect of violating...
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Pride, sexual violence and the LGBTQ community

TW: Sexual Violence Happy Pride Month to all SARSAS clients and supporters! As well as an important celebration of all LGBTQ+ people, Pride is also...