Course description
Equality and Diversity Awareness Training - Online Course
This Equality and Diversity Awareness online training course is about UK laws on equality in the workplace.
The course makes you aware of the importance of equality and the benefits of diversity. It outlines the nine protected characteristics in the Equality Act 2010. It also describes the different types of discrimination and includes examples of when each type might occur in the workplace.
Some groups of people experience discrimination based on things like race, disability, sex and sexual orientation. Nobody should have a poorer life because of the way they were born, where they come from, what they believe, or a disability.
Online training is cost-effective and means that people can do the training at a time that suits them. They can also work at their own pace and repeat topics as often as they like.
What is equality?
Equality is about ensuring that every person has the same opportunity to make the most of their lives and talents.
In society, and at work, we must treat everyone as an individual regardless of their background or lifestyle. When you embrace equality, your organisation benefits from diversity in the workforce.
UK laws ensure that people are not discriminated against. In addition, promoting equality in the workplace adds value to an organisation and contributes to wellbeing and productivity.
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Suitability - Who should attend?
Who is Equality and Diversity Awareness training for?
The course is suitable for employees in any work environment. It will help them to understand their role in workplace equality.
Outcome / Qualification etc.
What are the learning outcomes for Equality and Diversity course?
At the end of the Equality and Diversity Awareness course you will be able to explain:
- 6 importants equality terms.
- How diversity benefits an organisation.
- The 9 protected characteristics in the Equality Act.
- What a hate crime is.
- How hate crime affects sentencing.
- 4 types of discrimination, what they mean and how to avoid them.
- What the terms harassment and victimisation mean.
- The purpose of the Public Sector Equality Duty.
- What the terms Positive Action and Positive Discrimination mean.
- How human rights laws are linked to equality.
Training Course Content
The Language of Equality and Diversity
The first topic explains six equality terms. Then it suggests how you can apply them at work.
Why Bother About Equality and Diversity?
The second topic iths about the benefits of diversity. It explains why monitoring is important. The topic also explains how an employer’s way of working can be unfair to some groups of people.
Equality and the Law
The third topic explains the purpose of the Equality Act 2010 and other relevant laws. Then it identifies four types of prohibited conduct. The topic also describes hate crime, with examples, and outlines how hate crime affects sentencing.
Direct Discrimination
Topic 4 describes Direct Discrimination. This includes discrimination based on people you are with and what people believe about you. The topic includes relevant examples. You will also learn about some things you need to do to for people with disabilities.
Indirect Discrimination
Topic 5 describes Indirect Discrimination, with examples of when this might occur. You will also learn how treating everybody in exactly the same way can in fact lead to problems for some groups of people.
Harassment
Topic 6 explains the term harassment and gives relevant examples. You will also learn about five different types of harassment.
Victimisation
Topic 7 is about victimisation. You will learn about what this term means. You will also explore some interesting examples.
The Public Sector Equality Duty
Topic 8 describes the Public Sector Equality Duty. It also outlines what people who work in this sector must do to comply with the duty.
Positive Action
Topic 9 explains Positive Action and Positive Discrimination. It also gives examples of both of these in the workplace. You will learn about why one of these is against the law and the other is encouraged.
Equality, Diversity and Human Rights
Lastly, the final topic is about human rights. It explains the link between human rights and the Equality Act.
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Reviews
Average rating 4.8
This is a good course to raise the awareness of EDA across the council
informative and not too wordy plus you can complete it at your pace
Expenses
Price: £15.00 ex. vat
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It was good training, but it did take longer than they had said.