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Equality and Diversity

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'I care about people and how they are treated. I’m sure with more knowledge of the issues I could improve at work and get on with people better.' So you want to improve your understanding of equality and diversity. And develop personally and professionally. Equality and Diversity will give you a structured learning programme to achieve just that. You’ll understand more about the meaning and importance of equality and diversity, the impact of prejudice and discrimination, and employer and individual rights and responsibilities. The course covers: Unit one: Explore equality and diversity Unit two: Explore prejudice and discrimination Unit three: Explore people's rights and responsibilities

Regions:
  • All Areas
Delivery:
  • Distance
  • Computer Based
  • Online
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Difficulty:
  • Intermediate

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This Equality and Diversity course will help you to develop your knowledge of the issues and anti-discrimination laws that relate to equality and diversity. The course is ideal for employers seeking a structured training programme in equality and diversity to meet the training needs of their employees. In this course, you’ll study three units. Here’s a taste of what you’ll find out: Unit one: Explore equality and diversity This Unit covers: - The meaning and importance of diversity - Which individual and social characteristics form the basis of diversity - How different beliefs and value systems contribute to diversity - Why fostering diversity is important in the workplace - The meaning of equality today and why it’s important - What is meant by equal opportunities in society and in the workplace - How equal opportunities are promoted in the workplace. Unit two: Explore prejudice and discrimination This Unit covers: - The difference between prejudice and discrimination - The basis of social and individual prejudice and discrimination - How to recognise prejudicial and discriminatory behaviour and practices - The law relating to anti-discrimination - How anti-discrimination can be fostered in the workplace. Unit three: Explore people's rights and responsibilities This Unit covers: - How the law upholds equal opportunities - The rights and responsibilities of individuals in relation to anti-discrimination laws - How workforces or organisations can enforce laws relating to equal opportunities - Why tension can occur between the rights of individuals and the responsibility of a company or institution - Why conflict can occur between individuals exercising their rights and how to establish priorities - What can be done to overcome bad practice in the workplace.

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