Safeguarding
you on your apprenticeship

At Umbrella Training, we believe that every employee, contractor, or student has the right to feel safe and protected from harm at work.

What is safeguarding?

Safeguarding is the term used for protecting people from maltreatment and keeping individuals safe and protected from harm, abuse and neglect.

What can I report?

Umbrella Training take this very seriously and aims to protect every learner and colleague who works with us.

The welfare of our learners and colleagues is paramount and every action will be taken to respond to known or suspected abuse.

Safeguarding is not a complaint about your employment terms and conditions unless you are experiencing abuse in your workplace or from individuals.

Abuse can take many forms, such as:

  • Physical Abuse

  • Emotional Abuse

  • Financial Abuse

  • Sexual Abuse

  • Neglect

What do I do if I suspect or witness abuse during my apprenticeship?

If you or you suspect someone else is being abused, or neglected you should tell someone you trust at Umbrella Training as soon as possible by getting in touch with our designated safeguarding officer (DSO).

We can help you create a safe and protective environment for all.

Main Office: 0333 577 2557
Email: safeguarding@umbrellatraining.co.uk

What our apprentice are saying

“I achieved a brilliant result on my EPA! Thank you very much. All thanks to your fantastic training and guidance and the best chef trainers out there!”

— Charles Rathgeber Senior Production Chef Apprentice - Compass Group