Recent research affirms that, the greater the autonomy of the students in managing their own conflicts, the more effective the Welfare Programs of the educational centers will be. Therefore, this study analyzes the implications of trust from teachers in the conflict resolution abilities of their students, given the scarce literature on the matter, and since the perceived support turns out to be a predictor of success in the optimal development of the adolescent. First, an ad hoc Trust Scale was created based on "Assets and strengths from the teacher's perspective" by Pertegal Vega et al. (2011). Subsequently, it was administered to a sample of 26 Secondary tutors (57.7% Men) aged within 25 and 62 years old (M = 42.3, SD = 10.5), from Valencia, Spain. The results indicate that the younger the teacher is, the greater the degree of trust in their students (ρ = -.53, p <0.01). Also the Spearman correlation by factors shows significant relation between them. This may be due to more encouraging expectations in newer professionals. However, future research should be carried out to verify the replicability of results in larger samples.