Road Safety GB is an Approved Training Provider with CIHT.
The below 2020 & 2021 Course Listings are certified for CIHT CPD.
Online Course - Delivered via Zoom
Course Dates: 15 September (Part 1) & 17 September 2020 (Part 2)
Course Details: This course has been designed to give practitioners who are new to road safety delivery the knowledge, skills and confidence to be able to deliver simple but effective road safety interventions.
Online course - Delivered via Zoom
Course Dates: 15-16 September 2020
Course Details: This two-day course, which will be delivered in a Zoom virtual classroom, covers: understanding road user behaviour; behavioural models; behavioural change techniques; behavioural insights; mapping behaviours; and developing interventions using behavioural models and change techniques.
Online course - Delivered via Zoom
Course Dates: 29 September 2020
Course Details: This course, which will be delivered in a Zoom virtual classroom, aims to help develop a road safety practitioner’s ability to design an effective road safety message. It covers a wide spectrum of topics around effective messaging and will enhance skills and confidence in design and delivery.
Online Course - Delivered via Zoom
Course Dates: 3 November 2020
Course Details: This course, which will be delivered in a Zoom virtual classroom, aims to help develop a road safety practitioner’s ability to design an effective road safety message. It covers a wide spectrum of topics around effective messaging and will enhance skills and confidence in design and delivery.
Online Course - Delivered MS Teams
Course Dates: 17 November (Part 1) & 19 November 2020
Course Details: This course has been designed to give practitioners who are new to road safety delivery the knowledge, skills and confidence to be able to deliver simple but effective road safety interventions.
Online Course - Delivered MS Teams
Course Dates: 26 November 2020
Course Details: This course, which will be delivered in a Zoom virtual classroom, is essential CPD learning for civil highway engineers, urban planners and other related disciplines around the development of infrastructure that will impact on the safety of road users. It will provide them with a wider understanding of the relationship between the built environment and the ‘road user’, enabling them to explore, design and implement infrastructure that will take into account the limitations of the ‘human’ in the system.
Course Dates: 8-9 December 2020
Online Course
Course Details: This two-day course, which will be delivered in a Zoom virtual classroom, covers: understanding road user behaviour; behavioural models; behavioural change techniques; behavioural insights; mapping behaviours; and developing interventions using behavioural models and change techniques.
Online Course - Delivered via Zoom
Course Dates: 19 January (Part 1) & 21 January 2021 (Part 2)
Course Details: This course has been designed to give practitioners who are new to road safety delivery the knowledge, skills and confidence to be able to deliver simple but effective road safety interventions.
Online Course - Delivered via Zoom
Course Dates: 2 February 2021
Course Details: This course, which will be delivered in a Zoom virtual classroom, aims to help develop a road safety practitioner’s ability to design an effective road safety message. It covers a wide spectrum of topics around effective messaging and will enhance skills and confidence in design and delivery.
Online Course - Delivered via Zoom
Course Dates: 23 February (Part 1) & 25 February 2021 (Part 2)
Course Details: This course has been designed to give practitioners who are new to road safety delivery the knowledge, skills and confidence to be able to deliver simple but effective road safety interventions.
Online Course
Course Dates: 3 March 2021
Course Details: This course, which will be delivered in a Zoom virtual classroom, is essential CPD learning for civil highway engineers, urban planners and other related disciplines around the development of infrastructure that will impact on the safety of road users. It will provide them with a wider understanding of the relationship between the built environment and the ‘road user’, enabling them to explore, design and implement infrastructure that will take into account the limitations of the ‘human’ in the system.
Course Dates: 9-10 March 2021
Online Course
Course Details: This two-day course, which will be delivered in a Zoom virtual classroom, covers: understanding road user behaviour; behavioural models; behavioural change techniques; behavioural insights; mapping behaviours; and developing interventions using behavioural models and change techniques.
