Prevention and emancipation from forced labour and modern slavery

26 October - 18 December 2020 The aim of this course is to develop capacities for supporting the prevention of forced labour and the economic reintegration of victims through lifelong learning and skills development approaches. It addresses how to design and implement education and training interventions tailored to the needs of persons at risk and victims of forced labour, by promoting an approach based on raising awareness of this complex issue, reducing vulnerability of people and communities through improved skills development and economic opportunities, and creating the conditions for success in their transitions to decent work. This e-learning course is part of ITCILO’s training offer on Skills Development and Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work and is implemented in collaboration with Anti-Slavery International. OBJECTIVES • Build awareness on key concepts related to different forms of modern slavery, root causes of these phenomena and socioeconomic vulnerabilities of victims; • Identify the needs of people who may be at risk of or have directly experienced modern slavery and the range of services required for their successful reintegration; • Learn how to design and deliver effective education and training programmes to build the resilience of at-risk and victim populations and help them access decent work opportunities. CONTENT • Module 1: Forced labour and modern slavery and root causes of vulnerability • Module 2: Addressing root causes and socioeconomic vulnerability: actors and services at play • Module 3: The role of skills training in preventing and reducing vulnerability to forced labour and modern slavery • Module 4: Identifying target groups of victims and at-risk populations and planning skills interventions for prevention and reintegration • Module 5: Assessing the socioeconomic environment and creating the conditions for successful skills training • Module 6: Delivering skills development for victims of forced labour and modern slavery • Module 7: Post-training support to facilitate access to decent work • Module 8: Wrap up module on prevention and reintegration ACHIEVEMENT Number of hours : 60 hours This innovative eLearning course has been designed using a learner-centred approach in order to better involve participants and keep them motivated. It is highly interactive and engaging. Different methods will be used to ensure that the content is appealing, relevant and entertaining. Participants who successfully completed the required assignments (one per each module) receives a Certificate of Achievement.