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KallosSim is one platform with seven sector trainers. Select your sector so cases, roles, and evaluation draw on the right legislation — not a generic AI assistant. Knowledge depth is graded (founding / dedicated / early access). What that means →
A safeguarding conversation with a parent is not the same as an ACAS disciplinary meeting or a YOT risk review. Each sector loads its own knowledge pack, roles, process stages, and rubric. Citation strength follows pack depth — deepest in Children's and HR today; other packs are live early access.
Reason 1
Children's services uses Working Together to Safeguard Children (England); adult care uses the Care Act 2014 (England); HR uses the ACAS Code; health draws on NHS safeguarding duties; youth justice uses YOT frameworks. Mixing these would produce unreliable feedback.
Reason 2
Each sector exposes the practitioner roles, conversation types, and scoring criteria relevant to that work — social worker, DSL, line manager, YOT worker, and so on.
Reason 3
When a case is generated or evaluated, the system retrieves guidance only from that sector's curated knowledge pack — so HR sessions do not pull children's safeguarding law inappropriately.
One subscription · All 7 trainers · £9/month founding member price · 20 text + 3 voice free to try before you pay · Depth graded by sector
Councils and NHS Trusts: structured pilot on purchase order — not the individual card plan.
Select the area closest to your day-to-day work. Depth is graded on purpose — founding (Children's), dedicated (HR), or early access. You can open the others later at no extra cost.
Founding depth (England). Safeguarding and child protection conversations grounded in Working Together to Safeguard Children and the Children Act 1989, with Social Work England / KSS themes. For social workers, DSLs, IROs, SENCOs, ISWs, and early help practitioners. Formative CPD — not a SWE or ASYE assessment.
Early access · core pack. Needs assessment and safeguarding conversations under Care Act 2014 (England) / MSP themes. For adult social workers and registered managers.
Early access · core pack. Safeguarding-aware conversations for health visitors and CAMHS — NHS safeguarding themes; not a full NICE library yet.
Early access · core pack. Restorative and risk-assessment conversations for YOT practitioners while the youth-justice pack grows.
Early access · core pack. Communication assessment and witness support for MoJ Registered Intermediaries — YJCEA / ABE themes, distinct from children's social care.
Dedicated HR app · formative. Conduct, performance, grievance, and wellbeing conversations for line managers and HRBPs — grounded in the ACAS Code. Not a CIPD assessment.
Pilot phase · Formative rehearsal only. Courtroom oral advocacy under CPR / CrimPR / FPR themes (England & Wales) and US moot framing. Same subscription — not BSB, SRA, or ABA assessment.
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Organisation & reform — Working Together to Safeguard Children & Families First is the landing page for LA workforce leads and safeguarding partnerships (pilot enquiries). Specialist shortcuts below are for individual practitioners arriving from role-specific searches.
Use these if you arrived from a specific training search — they link straight into the correct sector app.
KallosSim (Statutory Conversation Simulator) is a UK product with an England-first statutory pack for social care, health, youth justice, and HR professionals — with live training jurisdictions for USA (county-scoped CPS), Canada, Australia, and Ireland. Founding children’s and Care Act grounding is England law; Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are preview. Practitioners configure a role and scenario type; the platform generates a fictional case and persona, runs a realistic conversation, and delivers a scored reflection grounded in the statutory frameworks for the market you choose. It is for training and CPD — not for real cases, legal advice, or clinical decision-making. Browse all jurisdictions →