
Modern slavery and Human Trafficking are horrendous crimes and hidden in plain sight all around us. As the number of investigations increase, so does the demand for professional interpreters and this brand new workshop will help interpreters to build knowledge and confidence
Since legislation introduced in 2015, the number of cases of modern slavery and human trafficking being investigated is increasing with many vulnerable victims being unable to speak English and requiring the expertise of a professional interpreter.
These workshops, offered at three locations across the country, will explain the legislation and will focus on the unique and unusual terminology that the offences present. It will explore the various parts of the investigation process that interpreters may become involved in and what is expected of them to enable them to fulfill their role confidentially and effectively.
These practical workshops will also include a demonstration of a modern slavery victim being visually recorded during their interview, and what interpreters can do to ensure that this withstands subsequent court scrutiny. The days conclude with an interactive case feed packed full of lessons from real life modern slavery offences involving interpreters.
The Zakon team has vast experience in investigating these crimes and runs criminal investigation skills training for the Gangmaster Labour and Abuse Authority who investigate these offences and for the first time, this knowledge is available to share more widely.
Whilst aimed at interpreters, this day is beneficial to many professional groups or individuals that may wish to raise their knowledge and awareness.
The day offers outstanding value at just £120, fully inclusive of VAT, food, beverages, all materials and certificate of attendance.
The most cost effective way to book is directly with us by emailing bookings@zakon.co.uk to request a booking form (please specify which location) If you would prefer to pay by credit card, you can book through Eventbrite on the links to each event here:-
Wembley, London 22nd March 2020
Places are sold on a strictly first come first served basis and we look forward to welcoming both new and returning interpreters from our previous CPD events.