BJA Welfare Officers Course – Online Interactive Classroom
November 16
BJA Welfare Officers Course – Online Interactive Classroom
Welsh Judo is pleased to share this upcoming safeguarding development opportunity delivered by the
British Judo Association.
The three-hour BJA Safeguarding Welfare Officers Course is designed to support Club Welfare Officers
in understanding their role and responsibilities and developing a strong safeguarding culture within their club.
| Course Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Date | Monday 16 November 2026 |
| Time | 18:30 – 21:30 |
| Venue | Online via Zoom |
| Delivered by | British Judo Association |
| Cost | £25 for BJA/WJA members £35 for AJA or BJC members |
About the Course
The course will be delivered as a blended online learning experience with interactive activities.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the role and responsibilities of a Club Welfare Officer within a BJA-affiliated club.
- Recognise how safeguarding fits into the wider BJA safeguarding culture and local contextual safeguarding.
- Identify appropriate responses to safeguarding concerns, including the use of BJA MyVoice and escalation pathways.
- Support coaches, committee members and volunteers to safeguard themselves and others.
- Apply BJA safeguarding policies and procedures to real-life club scenarios involving both children and adults.
- Build trust and relationships within their club to promote a child-centred and person-focused safeguarding culture.
Registration
Registration and payment for this course are managed directly by the
British Judo Association.
| What do you need? | Action |
|---|---|
| Register for the 16 November Welfare Officers Course | Register with British Judo |
| Interested in future Welfare Officer course dates? | View Further Course Dates |
Please note: This course is organised and delivered by the British Judo Association.
Welsh Judo is promoting the opportunity to our members; registrations, payments and course enquiries
should be completed directly through British Judo.

