Modern Slavery Awareness

This Modern Slavery Awareness eLearning course provides a concise introduction to the issue of modern slavery, including what it is, how it can present in the UK and globally, and why awareness is crucial for organisations and individuals. Learners will explore the forms modern slavery can take (such as forced labour and human trafficking), recognise common indicators, and understand the legal and ethical responsibilities to identify, respond to and report concerns. The course helps organisations build a culture of vigilance and support ethical supply chains and workplaces.

Course Aims

The primary aims of the Modern Slavery Awareness course are to:

• Introduce the concept of modern slavery and explain why it matters in today’s legal and ethical context
• Raise awareness of the different forms of modern slavery, such as forced labour, human trafficking and servitude
• Clarify legal obligations and organisational responsibilities for identifying and responding to modern slavery risks
• Provide guidance on recognising key indicators of concern in workers, supply chains and interactions
• Encourage appropriate reporting behaviours and proactive engagement to protect vulnerable individuals

Key Learning Outcomes

By the end of this 15-minute awareness course, learners will be able to:

• Define modern slavery and understand the main forms it can take
• Recognise common indicators and risk factors that may suggest modern slavery is occurring
• Explain legal and organisational expectations for identifying and reporting concerns
• Apply appropriate actions and reporting channels when modern slavery risks are suspected
• Demonstrate awareness of ethical responsibilities in supporting vulnerable people and safer supply chains