Our Internationally recognised and University accredited Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery course distinguishes itself by offering an unmatched depth of knowledge and real-world application. Being accredited by Ulster University ensures that the curriculum is not only academically rigorous but also aligned with the latest industry standards. Figures supplied by the International Labour Organization estimated that human trafficking netted organised criminals in excess of $236 billion dollars in 2021. This seems like a huge sum but perhaps not unrealistic when we consider a 2014 report from Global Financial Integrity who estimate that the global illegal drug market yields between $426 and $652 billion. When we consider that human trafficking and the illicit narcotics trade are today often viewed as a criminal pairing the numbers start to make sense. Consequently, this course has been the preferred learning choice for global Law Enforcement, Military, Border Patrol, Human Trafficking Investigators, Intelligence Analysts, Government Agencies, the service industry, NGO's, journalists and private investigators for over five years.
Learning Objectives
Learning Objectives: Upon course completion students will understand|Definitions of human trafficking and human smuggling|Methods used to attract victims’ such as false marriage, fake job advertisements, family arrangements, abduction, fake lover, false relationships|The difference between human trafficking and human smuggling|Human Trafficking and the Narcotics trade in the USA|Cyber and human trafficking|Types of human trafficking such as Prostitution/sexual exploitation|Forced labor/services|Domestic servitude|Removal of organs|Child soldiers|Forced labor and criminal enterprise|Practical guidance for dealing with suspected human trafficking (Multi agency approach)|Port of entry control (land, sea and air)|General signs and indication of modern slavery and human trafficking|Intelligence led investigations (Best Practice)|Criminalization and Punishment|Helping victims (links to charities and reporting agencies)|Human rights and international law|Case studies|Cartels and human trafficking|What is included?|On successful completion of the course students will receive| An Ulster University Certificate and 4.5 US Department of Education recognised Higher Education credit points which equate to 20 UK University CPE/CPD points|Accredited digital study material|Access to our University Blackboard Training platform|Access to our peer noticeboard|Students' successful completion of three courses in this series will see a further award of a University Certificate in Continuous Professional Development.
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
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