eLearning tools on child labour

The courses are designed to help to better understand what child labour is and the key role ILO stakeholders can play.

The content is presented on dynamic screens with interactive tests and exercises. They are free of charge and can be completed anywhere and at one's own pace. User can interrupt going through the modules at any time, and later continue from where one stopped last time (if using the same computer). Inputs to assignments are automatically saved and kept confidential, and can be printed.
  1. Eliminating Child Labour: An eLearning course for Labour Inspectors and Child Labour Monitors

    July 2017

    This ILO course has been designed to help to better understand what child labour is and the key role played by inspectors and monitors and how they can work together to eliminate it. The course is comprised of 4 modules with individualized tracks for both labour inspectors and child labour monitors.

    Duration: 2 hours                       Available languages: English  │  French  │ Mongolian │  Spanish  │ Vietnamese 

    Audience:

    • Labour Inspectors
    • Child Labour Monitors

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  1. eLearning course on the Roadmap for Achieving the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour by 2016

    April 2014

    This ILO eLearning course on eliminating the worst forms of child labour is aimed at policy makers and practitioners. The course offers ILO stakeholders 7 interrelated modules that can be completed anywhere and at one`s own pace.

    The course presents a variety of learning techniques and draws heavily from the globally adopted Roadmap for Achieving the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour by 2016 , and the related training guide entitled “Implementing the Roadmap for Achieving the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour by 2016: Training Guide for Policy Makers” .

    Inputs to assignments are automatically saved and kept confidential, and can be printed. One can interrupt going through the modules at any time, and later continue from where one stopped last time (if using the same computer). Users can navigate by clicking the various icons including ”play”, ”next" and "read more". The horizontal scrolling bar can help the user to navigate quickly through a module. If need be go to "view" and "zoom" to adjust the page to fit the screen.

    Duration: 10 hours

    Audience:

    • Policy makers
    • Stakeholders at national and subnational levels
    • Other practitioners

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Other courses

  1. ILO and FAO courses on Child Labour in agriculture and Youth