Trafficking in human beings

Key information

 

Updated version, incorporating the provisions of the New Pact on migration and asylum, is available for translation

 

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Target group


Officers who come in contact with victims or potential victims of human trafficking xxxxxx

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EQF/MQF level


Level 2

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Version


Version 2 (2025)

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Entry requirements


Full qualification at EQF Level 5 or equivalent xxxxxxxxx

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Prerequisites


Successfully passed Introduction to communication for asylum and reception practitioners, Introduction to vulnerability AND Introduction to ethical and professional standards OR at least 3 months work experience in asylum and reception xxxxxxxxxxxx

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Assessment


Case scenario

 

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Languages


English, Slovak, German, Turkish, Italian, Slovene, Arabic & Spanish (both levels) 
Lithuanian, Greek & Romanian (Level 1 only)

 

Learning outcomes & description

 

DESCRIPTION

The aim of this module is to provide learners with the necessary knowledge and skills to identify indicators of trafficking in human beings, handle an encounter and respond to the needs of potential victims of trafficking in the asylum contexts, in view of safeguarding their rights in line with the CEAS.
This module equips learners with a comprehensive understanding of trafficking in human beings (THB) and its link to international protection. It introduces global and regional THB trends, legal frameworks, and the interplay between THB and asylum. Learners explore the definition of THB, including its core elements, and gain insight into complex issues such as consent and exploitation. The module also develops practical skills in identifying potential victims using indicators and handling encounters with care, focusing on communication and safeguards. Finally, it outlines the rights of potential victims and actions that should be taken to ensure their protection in asylum procedures.

 

LEARNING OUTCOMES

At the end of this module, the learner will be able to:

Knowledge

  1. Outline the phenomenon, key elements and definition of THB
  2. Explain the rights and safeguards applicable to potential victim of THB in line with the EU legal framework on trafficking and asylum

    Skills

  3. Identify indicators of THB and most common forms of THB in the asylum contexts
  4. Explain how to handle an encounter with a potential victim of trafficking

    Competence

  5. Propose actions based on the needs of potential victims of THB in the asylum contexts in view of safeguarding their rights in line with the relevant EU framework.

 

 

DELIVERY METHOD

This module is delivered through a blended learning approach, combining asynchronous online training with a face-to-face session. 

 

ASSESSMENT STRATEGY

The assessment is designed to be authentic to the job tasks related to this module. It consists of an evolving scenario concerning an applicant for international protection who is a potential victim of THB.     
Accredited module details

 

Accredited module

Duration
xx hours online learning
xx face to face
Number of ECTS
2
Language
English
Assessment
2 hours

 

Training plan 2025

 

Training plan

Target group

Loc.

Est. time for online studies

Reg. deadline

Online 

Webinar / Face to face

Assessment

Learners curriculum (Accredited)
Asylum staff
Malta
18 to 20 hours
25/2/2025
15/4 to 16/5/2025
19 to 20/5/2025
n/a