Psychological Safety
Addressing a Blame Culture
No one likes having the finger of blame pointed at them. Whether you’re in the wrong or not, it’s damaging for self-esteem, productivity, and trust. If you let blame culture build up in your school, it can create real problems for the team. Fortunately, there are some simple and positive changes you can make.
Learning outcomes:
- Identify a blame culture to move towards less-toxic ways of working
- Take steps to eliminate blame culture to create a more psychologically positive, responsible, and accountable school

What you will learn
Who is this course for
In this short course, you’ll learn how to move towards a less toxic way of working and discover ways to challenge blame culture at work before ultimately removing it completely.
This online training course is for people of any level who want a more positive, blame-free culture in schools.




Why choose iAM Compliant
Peace of mind with testing
This course also has an assessment at the end which allows learners to test their understanding and helps businesses demonstrate a level of competence in the topic.
Accessibility
Everyone has the right to learn and learner need can vary depending on environment or disabilities. To support this diversity, we provide transcripts so people have text options for media, alongside subtitles for all videos.
Certified training
Our Collections are IOSH approved and CPD certified which gives you piece of mind knowing you're getting good quality content.


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Learning Management System
A completely free Learning Management System when you buy the iAM Compliant Tool.
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