E-learning

Modern Slavery Training
This Modern Slavery Awareness training equips learners with the knowledge needed to recognise, prevent, and respond to modern slavery risks within an organisation’s operations and supply chains. It aligns with the requirements of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and supports organisations in meeting their legal obligations.
Description
Modern slavery remains a significant global and national issue, with tens of thousands of individuals in the UK alone believed to be affected. Victims often face exploitation, coercion, and a loss of basic human rights, frequently in situations that are not immediately visible.
By delivering this training, organisations can raise awareness, promote ethical working practices, and take practical steps to identify and address risks. This contributes to stronger compliance, protects vulnerable individuals, and reinforces a commitment to responsible business practices.
Benefits of Training
- Helps employees identify signs of modern slavery and take appropriate action, protecting individuals and the organisation.
- Supports compliance with legislation, helping to reduce legal and reputational risks.
- Promotes ethical standards and responsible practices across the organisation and supply chain.
- IOSH approved, CPD certified, and SCORM-compliant for recognised quality and flexibility.
- Flexible online learning that can be completed at a convenient time.
- Engaging, interactive content designed to maintain learner interest.
- Multiple-choice quizzes to reinforce understanding.
- Section summaries to support knowledge retention.
Course Aims
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Define modern slavery and recognise its different forms, including labour exploitation, human trafficking, and criminal exploitation.
- Identify key warning signs that may indicate someone is at risk.
- Understand the requirements of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and organisational responsibilities for compliance.
- Recognise how policies and procedures can help manage risks within operations and supply chains.
- Follow correct reporting processes and understand their role in responding to suspected cases.
Course Overview
What Is Modern Slavery?
An introduction to modern slavery, including the different forms it can take and an overview of its scale within the UK.
Exploring key statistics and understanding who is most at risk of exploitation.
Forms of Modern Slavery
A detailed look at the various types of modern slavery, including:
- Labour exploitation
- Sexual exploitation
- Criminal exploitation
- Domestic servitude
- Human trafficking
- Organ trafficking
- Forced begging
- Benefit fraud exploitation
- Forced marriage
- Illegal adoption
Recognising the Signs
Guidance on how to identify potential indicators that someone may be a victim of modern slavery.
Understanding common behavioural, environmental, and situational warning signs.
Human Trafficking
An overview of human trafficking, including where victims may originate and the most common forms of exploitation.
Exploring how traffickers operate, including the use of coercion, manipulation, and deception.
The Modern Slavery Act 2015
Understanding the purpose of the legislation and the responsibilities it places on organisations.
Identifying which businesses are legally required to publish a modern slavery statement and what information it must include.
Modern Slavery Policies
The role of a workplace policy in addressing modern slavery risks.
Understanding what an effective policy should include and how organisations can identify areas of vulnerability within their operations and supply chains.
Identifying Red Flags and Taking Action
Exploring what constitutes a “red flag” in the context of modern slavery.
Understanding the appropriate steps to take if concerns arise, including following reporting procedures and ensuring issues are handled safely and responsibly.
FAQS
How does this training help us ensure ethical suppliers?
This course helps employees recognise potential signs of modern slavery within supply chains and encourages careful assessment when engaging with suppliers. By improving awareness, organisations can build stronger, more ethical partnerships and reduce the risk of working with non-compliant suppliers.
Is this training suitable for teams based outside the UK?
Yes, although the course is aligned with UK legislation, the principles of identifying and preventing modern slavery are relevant worldwide. It is therefore suitable for international teams looking to strengthen their understanding and approach to ethical practices.
Can the course be customised for our organisation or location?
Yes, the training can be adapted to reflect your organisation’s policies, procedures, or regional requirements. Tailoring the content ensures it aligns closely with your compliance framework and operational needs.
Does the training include practical, real-world examples?
Yes, the course uses realistic scenarios and examples that apply across multiple industries. This helps learners understand how modern slavery risks might appear in everyday work situations.
How often should employees complete this training?
It is recommended that training is refreshed regularly, typically once a year or when there are significant updates to legislation or organisational policies. Regular learning helps keep awareness high and reinforces best practice.
What support is available if there are any issues with the course?
We provide comprehensive technical support to ensure a smooth learning experience, whether you are using the SHINE platform or integrating the course into your own system. Our support team is also available to help with any content or compliance-related queries.
Are discounts available for larger teams?
Yes, we offer reduced pricing for organisations training multiple learners. Please contact us to discuss your requirements and receive a tailored quote.
What happens if a participant does not pass the assessment?
If a learner does not achieve a pass mark on their first attempt, they can review the course material and retake the assessment. The training includes interactive elements and knowledge checks to support understanding.
How quickly can the training be made available to our team?
The course is typically accessible immediately after purchase. Learners can begin straight away via the SHINE platform or through integration with your existing Learning Management System.
Can I monitor learner progress and completion?
Yes, the SHINE platform allows you to track progress, review completion data, and download certificates, making it easy to manage training and maintain compliance records.
Prerequisites
This training is suitable for all employees, regardless of role or sector. It is designed to raise awareness across the organisation and ensure everyone understands their role in identifying and addressing modern slavery risks.





