Promote effective recruitment by identifying document fraud within education
With document fraud rife among many sectors, including education, schools and trusts must be aware of their role in promoting effective and lawful recruitment. Our document fraud awareness training session, delivered by the Home Office, will help you recognise the common security features used to protect travel and identity documents from being counterfeited or tampered with.
This highly interactive session will explain the differences between counterfeit and forged documentation, and provide you with resources to understand different countries' passports and their unique security features, so that you can ensure you're conducting safer recruitment.
About this event
With the help of our safer recruitment expert, Beth Alberga, you'll get a clear understanding of common forgeries and will develop the skills to identify basic forgeries/counterfeits. We'll cover:
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how to differentiate between a counterfeit and a forgery
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the common types of forgeries to be aware of
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the basic security features found in official documents.
To make this session even more valuable for our attendees, please have your passport, driving license and store card to hand.
Payment Terms
Please ensure payment is made at least 48 hours before you are due to attend the training.
If you require a purchase order number on your invoice, please send this to finance@epm.co.uk following receiving this email. This need to include the attendee's name and training date.
Contact francesca.white@epm.co.uk for more information.
Meet your trainer
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Beth’s background in safeguarding and safer recruitment spans over 10 years. Her education experience includes work as a qualified trainer, having completed the Safer Recruitment Consortium training and her years of service with EPM. Beth is part of the South-east England Safeguarding Network Group whose aim is to keep safeguarding high on everybody’s agenda. She is also part of regional groups and national forums that share best practices and develop policy as part of a DfE working group formed during consultation for the KCSIE 2016, 2018 and 2019 documents.
