The Classroom Crisis Intervention CPD course provides educators and school staff with practical strategies to manage challenging behaviour and crises in the classroom. Learners will develop skills in recognising early warning signs, applying effective de-escalation techniques, and responding safely to high-risk incidents. The course also explores safeguarding responsibilities, crisis prevention strategies, and post-incident procedures to support a safe and supportive learning environment. Ideal for teachers, teaching assistants, and safeguarding teams seeking professional development in classroom behaviour management and crisis response.
Who It's For
Suitable for educators, school staff, and leaders developing classroom crisis intervention and response skills.
Flexible Learning
Complete your training online anytime, anywhere, at your own pace.
Certificate
Achieve 80% to earn your CPD Certificate of Completion.
Study Methods
Online, self-paced
Dedicated Support
support@educateu.com
Assessment
Multiple choice questions (MCQs) — 80% pass mark required
Achieve 80% to earn your CPD Certificate of Completion.
A module-by-module breakdown of what you’ll learn in this course.
Yes. It covers factual incident reporting, reflective practice and informal debriefing, how to access personal or team support, and how to rebuild trust and stability in the classroom. Also covers staff wellbeing, including coping with the emotional toll of crisis work and avoiding burnout.
Choose your course, complete the enrolment process, and submit any required information. After confirmation, you will receive access details to start your learning journey.
You will have access to your course for one year from the date of enrolment.
The course covers the legal and policy context for responding to crises in education. This includes the Equality Act 2010, Keeping Children Safe in Education, the Prevent duty under the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015, and multi-agency working under the Children Act 1989 and 2004.