Sexual Harassment Support Officer (SHSO) Training

Through our Sexual Harassment Support Officer (SHSO) training, you’ll develop an in-depth understanding of sexual harassment, including workplace responsibilities and how to comply with the Worker Protection Act (2023).

Our intensive Sexual Harassment Support Officer (SHSO) training workshop is suitable for all organisations and employees, with a particular focus on those currently in or preparing to take on the role of SHSO.


Delivery:

  • In-person or online


Online/In-person (private group) prices from:

  • £1,440 (full day)


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  • Build comprehensive knowledge of sexual harassment, relevant legislation, and workplace responsibilities.
  • Learn what drives sexual harassment and the environments it thrives in.
  • Learn about trauma and responding to disclosures of sexual harassment.
  • Understand vicarious (secondary) trauma and learn how to prevent it.
  • Learn how to support people affected by sexual harassment safely and compassionately, without retraumatising them.
  • Build practical skills for investigating cases of sexual harassment and abuse.
  • Ensure compliance with the Worker Protection Act (2023).


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Download a digital copy of our training brochure to explore all the workshops and learning opportunities we offer.



*Sexual Harassment Survey, Government Equalities Office (2020)

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