Modern Slavery Awareness Community Learning Pathway - Tuesday 11th June 2024 - 19:00 - 20:30 (Buckinghamshire)

Modern Slavery Awareness - Community and Multi-agency (Accredited)

1. Who is this training for?

Those who are particularly interested in identification of victims of modern slavery or human trafficking due to their professional and volunteer activities in the community.

2. How long are the training sessions?

• 30 minutes elearning
• 90 minutes live session
• 60 minutes post online learning

3. How is the training delivered?

Your learning starts by using the eLearning Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking in the United Kingdom: Know It, See It, and Respond... This will shed light on the myths and facts of Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking in the UK. You'll learn what makes some people more vulnerable than others to being victimised by a trafficker; the industries, places and situations that are often leveraged by perpetrators for exploitation; why this egregious crime goes undetected so often and most importantly, how you can spot the signs of human trafficking in everyday situations and take appropriate action on behalf of victims.

This prepares you to engage effectively in the 90 mins live session where the spot the signs are explored further. This enhances your skills of identification when engaging with others from the community and statutory agencies. This community way of learning from your local network provides a robust approach to prevention.

Further learning is offered where there is a 60 min total of online training resources to complete your learning that matches your training needs. These include Frequently asked Questions, Legislation overview and procedures.

4. What level of training is this?

The training is accredited by CPD UK Accreditation level. Those who have opted to evidence this are required complete a pre and post evaluation and attain a pass mark. The pre-evaluation must be completed before the session starts. Those who are successful are issued certification for 3 CPD UK points. This requires consent for your email to participate which was at the point of booking.

5. What else is provided for the delegate?

In your learning account you have access to all that you need for the training and you can download it in preparation for the class. You may wish to print off the resources or have them open on another screen but please be aware that if you use your phone the documents will likely be difficult to view. You should have the following downloadable documents for your class:

• Responding to Modern Slavery booklet (CPD Certified) - Currently under review due to UK government legislative changes in 2023
• Spot the signs exercise for breakout rooms
• Learning Resource Library
• Multilingual posters
• MSHT self-identifying flyers

6. Who delivers the training?

The virtual classroom training is delivered by a trainer who is a subject matter specialist. The trainer draws from the experience of working with victims of modern slavery within Hope for Justice and their experience supporting victims out of exploitation.

7. What is the training style?

This training combines online modules either side of a live session. The live training utilises varied learning mediums such as videos, PowerPoint style presentation, group discussions and case studies using a 'break-out room' feature.