Course Curriculum
Safer workplaces start with awareness.
- Verbal harassment and what it looks like
- How physical harassment shows up at work
- Digital harassment and its various forms
- Why recognising harassment early matters
- The law on harassment and what it covers
- What your company policy says about this
- Your rights as an employee under the law
- Employer duties and legal accountability
- What you should do if harassment happens
- Knowing when and how to intervene safely
- De-escalating tense workplace situations
- How to protect yourself and not escalate
- When to report and why it always matters
- Which reporting channel is right for you
- How confidentiality works when reporting
- What happens after a report is submitted
- Signs a colleague may need support today
- What to say and what to avoid altogether
- Helping a colleague without overstepping
- When to refer to HR or professional help
Outcomes
Build workplaces where harassment is recognised, challenged, and addressed, not ignored. Outcomes that move well beyond a completion certificate.
Anti-harassment training only works when people genuinely understand what they’re looking at. This course is built around recognition first, giving employees the knowledge to identify behaviour early, before it escalates into something harder to address.
Most incidents go unreported not because people don’t care, but because they don’t know how. This course removes that uncertainty, giving employees a clear understanding of when, how, and where to report, and what they can expect to happen next.
Safety at work is not just physical. This course helps employees understand the full scope of what a safe environment looks like, and gives them the tools to contribute to it, whether they are experiencing something themselves or witnessing it happen to someone else.
When incidents are reported, they need to be handled well. This course ensures employees understand the process from both sides, supporting faster, fairer resolution and reducing the risk of mishandled complaints causing further harm.