Why is safeguarding relevant to Driver and Rider Trainers?

Driver and Rider Trainers often work one-to-one with pupils and are in a position of trust. Regular lessons may mean you notice changes in behaviour, receive personal information or become the person a pupil chooses to speak to about a concern.
Safeguarding knowledge helps you recognise potential concerns, respond appropriately and understand the limits of your professional role.
Explore free guidance and resources in the DIA Safeguarding Hub:
https://www.driving.org/safeguarding/