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Evidence assessment
Key information
Key information
THIS MODULE IS AVAILABLE FOR TRANSLATION
TARGET GROUP
Asylum officials
ESQF LEVEL
Level 6
DURATION
21h online learning
2 days face-to-face
10h independent learning (essential readings)
8h assessment tasks
LANGUAGES
English, German, Croatian, Slovak, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch Spanish & Romanian
VERSION
Version 6 (2021)
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS & PREREQUISITES
Successfully passed Inclusion & Introduction to vulnerability OR at least 1 year of work experience as a case officer. As entry requirement, any qualification at EQF Level 5 or equivalent
Description
Description
The aim of this module is to outline the knowledge, skills and attributes needed to apply the EUAA’s structured method of evidence assessment when assessing an application for international protection so that the risk of subjectivity in individual cases is reduced.
This module explores how the material facts of a case are established through gathering, examining and comparing available pieces of evidence. It outlines the theoretical aspects and the relevant legislation from a practical perspective and applies the evidence assessment methodology that builds around the three different steps of information gathering, credibility assessment and risk assessment.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
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Identify the material facts and the pieces of evidence within an asylum claim according to the EUAA’s structured method of evidence assessment
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Conduct the credibility assessment to decide whether to accept or reject each material fact within an asylum claim according to the EUAA’s structured method of evidence assessment
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Conduct the risk assessment for an asylum claim according to the EUAA’s structured method of evidence assessment