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Level 1 Award in Understanding an Inclusive Environment

Our short qualifications are self‑paced and are usually completed within one month of registration. You can choose to study from home or at one of our learning centres.

You will complete both online learning and supporting documentation. Throughout your course, you will have access to our tutors, who will facilitate your learning and assess your work in preparation for the online assessment.

 

The Aims of the qualification are to enable learners:

Understand what an inclusive environment is and why it benefits society
Understand how poor or abusive family relationships can create barriers to inclusion
Know the laws and regulations that protect vulnerable people and understand the role of different sexualities and healthy relationships in inclusive environments
  • Cost

    Free

  • Location

    Congleton, Crewe, Macclesfield

  • Level 1 Award in Understanding an Inclusive Environment

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    About this course

    Learn what makes an environment truly inclusive — and how everyone can play a part in creating one.

    This course introduces learners to the importance of inclusion and how society benefits when everyone is treated fairly and supported. It explores how negative behaviours, unhealthy relationships, discrimination and abuse can exclude people, and highlights how the law helps protect vulnerable individuals. Learners also gain an understanding of healthy relationships and the different forms sexuality can take in an inclusive society.

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    Eligibility

  • Age
    Must be 19+ on August 31st of the current academic year
  • UK Residency
    Must meet residency requirements
  • Income
    Must earn below £26,800 or be unemployed and claiming JSA, ESA, or Universal Credit