Gender, gender identity and sexual orientation

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CATEGORY
Transversal
ESQF LEVEL
6
COMPETENCE AREA (ESQF)
Vulnerability
ECTS
TBC
LEARNING TIME
20 to 25 hours of online learning & 2- days of face-to-face sessions
TARGET GROUP
Asylum officials, Reception officials
LANGUAGE
EN
PL
SK
FI
RU
FR
SL
TR
DE
DELIVERY TYPE
ENROLMENT METHOD
NCP/Line Manager approval required
ASSESSMENT AVAILABLE
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS & PREREQUISITES

LEARNING OUTCOMES
Identify gender, gender identity and sexual orientation factors when a claim for international protection is processed

Explain how experiences relating to and attitudes toward gender, gender identity and sexual orientation influence the way claims for international protection are processed

Apply an appropriate approach to gender, gender identity and sexual orientation when a claim for international protection is processed

VERSION
Version 1.1 (2015)
ABBREVIATION
CONTENT TYPE
EUAA module
AVAILABLE FOR TRANSLATION

DESCRIPTION
The aim of this module is to provide a practical approach on how to best conduct an interview that supports the disclosure of issues relating to gender identity and sexual orientation.

This module provides an overview of norms relating to gender, gender identity and sexual orientation, and explores how these norms influence case officers and applicants when cases are assessed for international protection. It addresses human rights violations related to gender, gender identity and sexual orientation, and the legal framework to enable practitioners to conduct an evidence assessment that properly considers the particularities of claims involving gender, gender identity and sexual orientation.

DELIVERY MODE
This module is delivered through a blended learning methodology (online and face-to-face). Online learning contains learning activities that assess progress toward the learning outcomes, and face-to-face sessions focus on complex elements that require discussion.

ASSESSMENT STRATEGY


CATEGORY FACULTY
Transversal
COMPETENCE AREA (ESQF)
Vulnerability
PROGRAMME
LEVEL
COMPLEXITY
6
ECTS
TBC
TARGET GROUP
Asylum officials, Reception officials
LANGUAGE
EN
PL
SK
FI
RU
FR
SL
TR
DE
DELIVERY TYPE
ENROLMENT METHOD
NCP/Line Manager approval required
ASSESSMENT AVAILABLE
ESTIMATED HOURS

PREREQUISITES

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

LEARNING OUTCOMES
Identify gender, gender identity and sexual orientation factors when a claim for international protection is processed

Explain how experiences relating to and attitudes toward gender, gender identity and sexual orientation influence the way claims for international protection are processed

Apply an appropriate approach to gender, gender identity and sexual orientation when a claim for international protection is processed