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EVCs are responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of students on all educational visits, and they should have a comprehensive understanding of the relevant health and safety legislation and best practices.
There are several different EVC training courses available, online and in person. These courses typically cover the following topics:
EVC training is typically delivered over a one or two-day course. Some courses may also include a practical element, such as a risk assessment exercise or a first aid demonstration.
In addition to formal EVC training, there are many other resources available to help schools ensure the safety of their educational visits. For example, resources in the UK include:
Additional benefits of EVC training:
Tips for ensuring the safety of educational visits:
By following these tips, you can help to ensure that all educational visits at your school are safe and enjoyable for students.
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