Chaperone Licence

Looking after and safeguarding children in the entertainment industry involves a huge amount of responsibility; as a result, an individual who has been assigned as a chaperone to a child who has been licensed to engage in public performances will require a Chaperone Licence.

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Authority
Local Authority
Duration
4 weeks
Cost
£80.00
Valid For
1 year
Qualification Needed
Child protection training
STEPS TO GET LICENSED
Application for Chaperone Licence
  • Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) clearance
  • Previous references
  • Interview with Local Authority
  • Child protection training
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The position of a chaperone is normally that of a part-time role where individuals can look to earn between £8 - £10 an hour.

While first aid training is not a mandatory requirement for the role of a chaperone it certainly would be helpful in the event of an accident and is a skill that a chaperone should consider learning.

Yes. Applicants will be required to obtain a successful Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) clearance check, as well as provide positive references. Local authorities may also require an applicant to attend and a successful interview before issuing a Chaperone Licence.

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