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Who Should Report School Personnel Child Care Providers Medical Professionals Mental Health & Social Workers Law Enforcement Clergy Volunteers Training General Training School Personnel Child Care Providers Medical Professionals Mental Health & Social Workers Law Enforcement Clergy Volunteers About About the Project FAQ Resources How To Videos COVID-19 Contact Us Register/Sign In Report Abuse Default High Contrast Reset Increase Font Size Decrease Font Size Child Abuse | Mandated Reporter Training Website Child Abuse | Mandated Reporter Training Website Settings Register/Sign In Report Abuse Child Care Providers AB 1207 - California Child Care Providers: Mandated Reporter Training This Child Care Worker Training satisfies the requirements of AB 1207 The Child Abuse Mandated Reporter Training California website team in association with the California Department of Social Services have developed a new online training for child care providers, working in a licensed child care facility. The new Mandated Reporter Training for Child Care Providers does now satisfy the requirements of AB 1207. Followed by the general training module, the Child Care Providers module is a three hour training that includes eight sections. Each section will include practice test questions or vignettes. At the conclusion of the training you will take a final exam which will test the information that you have learned during the training. Upon scoring an 80% or higher you will be able to fill out and print your Certificate of Completion. You will Learn What the law requires of you as a mandated reporter How to spot indicators of possible child abuse or neglect How to talk to children about suspected abuse How to make a report What happens after a report is filed Special issues related to child abuse reporting for child care providers The Child Care Providers training may take you up to 3 hours to complete. You will receive a certificate for your records upon completion of the training. Please Note We have recently made changes to our website. The general training for mandated reporters is now a required prerequisite for all of the profession-specific trainings. When completing this course a certificate for the General module is not issued as this course certificate includes the completion of the General training. The general training is a one-time prerequisite and needs to be completed prior to completing the profession-specific training for the first time using the updated online platform, launched in December, 2018. The general training does not need to be retaken when you renew your profession-specific training certificate in subsequent years. Altogether, the general training and the profession-specific trainings meet the training requirements of the California Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act (CANRA), Education Code for school personnel, and Health and Safety Code for licensed child care providers. Now available in Spanish! In registration, simply select the course titled " Proveedores de Cuidado Infantil ." General Training The general training module should be taken by those who volunteer with children as well as a precursor training for other mandated reporters. 4 Hours Child Care Providers This training will focus on specific situations and concerns related to the evaluation of child abuse in a child care setting. 3 Hours Exam At the conclusion of the training you will take a final exam, which will test the information that you have learned during the training. 0 - 1 Hour Certificate Upon scoring an 80% or higher you will be issued a certificate, which will serve as proof of your completion of this training. Start Training What people are saying. Learning to recognize and report suspected child abuse is not what I had in mind when I volunteered as a Girl Scout troop leader, but I’ve learned what an incredible responsibility I have and opportunity to keep kids safe with the information provided in these training modules. Sara Brown, Girl Scout Troop Leader, Fair Oaks Stop the Abuse. If you suspect that a child is in danger of abuse or neglect, report it. Report Abuse Take Action. Discover ways you can be active in the fight to end child abuse. Act Now © OCAP Child Abuse Mandated Reporter Training | Privacy...