The European Asylum Curriculum offers six modules on the topic of Qualification for International Protection, designed to enhance the skills of asylum and reception practitioners. These include training on Inclusion, Evidence assessment, and various interviewing techniques, such as Asylum interview method, Interviewing children, and Interviewing vulnerable persons. Additionally, the Inclusion - advanced module provides an in-depth understanding of the challenges involved in qualifying individuals for protection. To further support asylum workers, we also offer two tailor-made trainings: Slavery and severe human exploitation as persecution, and Statelessness and inclusion in international protection, which focus on specialized issues in international protection assessment. These modules and training sessions are designed to ensure that professionals are well-equipped to navigate complex cases in the asylum process.
On the topic of Qualification for international protection, the European Asylum Curriculum offers 6 modules, namely:
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Inclusion
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Evidence assessment
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Asylum interview method
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Interviewing children
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Interviewing vulnerable persons
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Inclusion - advanced
We also offer 2 tailor made trainings
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Slavery and severe human exploitation as persecution
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Statelessness and inclusion in international protection