Child Protection Training
The Fort Worth Youth Orchestra requires all volunteers and employees working directly with or supervising students to be trained in Child Abuse Prevention. Through a partnership with the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center, we provide this training free of charge.
If you already have an account, please skip to step 5. Otherwise, please see the following:
Step 1 - Account Setup by Supervisor
Step 2 - Activate Account
Once requested by your FWYO supervisor, you should receive an email from the FWYO at notifications@learnupon.com once an account is set up for you in the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center learning portal.
Click the link in the email and make a new password for your account.
Step 3 - Finish Setting Up Account (Not always needed)
Unless you see the following menu upon login, you can skip the next step. may need to finish setting up the account by filling out "Non-profit organization" in the Organization Type. Then click Save. You must click save to be able to take the course and access your dashboard.
Step 4 - Email supervisor to Request Assignment
The course must be assigned to you after you create an account. DO NOT GO TO THE STORE AND PURCHASE THE CLASS. Request the class to be assigned to you via email and wait until you have been assigned the course to log back in.
Step 5 - Once assigned, log back in to complete the course
You should see "Enrolled courses" be blue and "1" if the course has been assigned properly.
Step 5 - Complete Course & Quiz
Course & Quiz should take 30-45 minutes. Progress is saved as you go.
You must pass the quiz with an 80% or better to receive your certificate. You can have as many attempts as you need, BUT you will need to reach out to your supervisor to have the quiz reset.
If you need to access the course at a different time, you can get back to the portal here.
Step 6 - Download and send a copy of your course certificate
To ensure timely approval, please submit a copy of your certificate to your supervisor
Thank you for helping us keep students safe!