RSPH Level 2 Award in Tackling Gambling-related Harm

What is Gambling-related Harm?

Gambling-related harm refers to the adverse impacts from gambling on the health and wellbeing of individuals, families, communities and society.

This accredited qualification is designed to help you understand the risk factors of gambling-related harm, and to have effective conversations with others around safer gambling and accessing specialist help and support where needed.

This qualification is regulated by Ofqual.

Who is this qualification for?

The Level 2 Award in Tackling Gambling-related Harm is valuable for anyone in or looking for employment – particularly for roles which involve supporting individuals in relation to gambling-related harm or their wider health and wellbeing - or if you’re looking to improve your own health and wellbeing.

Key skills 

By completing this qualification, you will come away with practical, actionable understanding of how to support others in relation gambling-related harm, including: 

• The nature of gambling-related harm and its impact on health and wellbeing 
• How to improve health and support to an individual affected by gambling-related harm 

For full details, read the course specification below.

How long does it take to complete? 

The qualification takes a total of six hours to complete, including five hours of guided learning, followed by a multiple-choice exam assessment.  

Downloadable documents

How do I apply?