About this course

This course offers a thorough examination of modern slavery and human trafficking within the United Kingdom. It aims to educate learners on the different forms of modern slavery, such as forced labor, human trafficking, debt bondage, and child slavery. The course includes modules on recognizing the signs of modern slavery, understanding the UK’s legal framework, and exploring the social, economic, and psychological impacts on victims. Additionally, it highlights resources and support systems available for victims and provides practical steps for reporting and combating modern slavery. Through detailed case studies and practical guidance, learners will be equipped to contribute to the eradication of modern slavery.

Learning objectives

• Understand the concept and scope of modern slavery.

• Recognize the signs of modern slavery.

• Gain an overview of UK legislation regarding modern slavery.

• Understand the impact of modern slavery on victims and society.

• Identify resources and support systems for victims.

• Learn actions to take if modern slavery is suspected.

On completing this course you will

• Have a comprehensive understanding of modern slavery and its various forms.

• Be able to recognize the signs of modern slavery in different contexts.

• Understand the key provisions of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015.

• Be aware of the social, economic, and psychological impacts of modern slavery.

• Know how to access and provide resources and support for victims.

• Be equipped with the knowledge to report and combat modern slavery effectively.

This course is suitable for

• Professionals working in law enforcement, social services, and healthcare.

• Employees and managers in industries prone to modern slavery, such as agriculture, construction, and hospitality.

• Members of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) focusing on human rights and social justice.

• Anyone interested in understanding and combating modern slavery in their community.