Unaccompanied Minors Asylum Training
Discover the essentials of asylum for Unaccompanied Minors in our specialised trainingcourse – navigating age determination, the asylum process, and decisions that impact their journey.
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Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children Course
Dive into the world of asylum with our extensive ‘Unaccompanied Minors’ course.
Begin by understanding the fundamental definition of asylum and its pivotal role in providing protection to vulnerable individuals. Explore the unique challenges faced by unaccompanied minors, delving into the specific considerations that shape their asylum journey.
Uncover the Home Office’s meticulous methods for determining the age of unaccompanied minors, a critical factor influencing the asylum process. Gain valuable insights into the step-by-step asylum claim procedure tailored specifically for this vulnerable group, highlighting the legal intricacies involved.
Navigate the intricate web of asylum decisions, examining the factors that influence outcomes for unaccompanied minors. Explore the complexities that arise when age is disputed, delving into the procedures and considerations involved in resolving such disputes.
This course is designed to empower professionals and advocates with comprehensive knowledge, enabling them to navigate the unique challenges of supporting and representing unaccompanied minors within the asylum framework.
Be well-equipped to make informed decisions and provide effective assistance in ensuring the well-being and protection of these young individuals.
Joining instructions and links are sent to the email address provided at registration 24 hours in advance.
Course Content:
- Brief definition of asylum
- Who are unaccompanied minors
- How Home Office determines age
- The process of asylum claims for unaccompanied minors
- Asylum decisions for unaccompanied minors
- What happens when age is disputed
Who This Course Is For
This course has a wide audience and is suitable for many working within the immigration legal sector.
If you wish to gain knowledge in handling asylum cases, especially those involving children, then our course is ideal.
As well as immigration advisers, the case may also benefit caseworkers, NGO staff, social workers, child protection officers, guardians, legal aid lawyers.
Learning Outcomes and Competencies
Once you have completed the course, you will be equipped with a range of new skills to benefit your business and clients.
Our course is designed to develop in your knowledge in areas including conducting trauma-aware client interviews with unaccompanied minors, preparing age-dispute responses and drafting legal submissions.
Benefits of Studying with IAS
Find out why our learners enjoy studying with IAS Training.
Studying with IAS means joining a structured, expertly designed learning program led by industry professionals. Experience the benefits of live, interactive classes that provide the guidance and support you need to thrive.
Our dedicated trainers are passionate about empowering learners, helping you build confidence and excel in your chosen field.
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Why Study with Immigration Advice Service?
Immigration Advice Service has been providing professional immigration services for over 10 years in the public, private and corporate sectors.
Our fully qualified and IAA regulated trainer will guide you through the process and ensure you are competent in the area of Unaccompanied Minors.
Who Should Attend:
Designed for immigration Legal Practitioners, Lawyers, Solicitors, Immigration Advisors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Delegates are provided with an up-to-date handbook specifically written for the course which refers to relevant sources of law. It includes chapters on:
- Statutory regulation and professional accreditation
- Immigration law
- Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights
- EU Law
- Asylum and International Protection
- British Nationality Law
- Appeal Rights and Administrative Review
- Professional Conduct and Ethics
The handbook can be used as a resource for daily practice and for the open-book IAA assessment tests.
Attendance on our courses provides evidence of practitioners having considered and met their CPD requirements.
Certificates of Attendance are issued which can be included in the practitioner’s CPD record.
Our courses are always up-to-date with the latest legal changes and are suitable for those who are already regulated by IAA or accredited by the Law Society but are looking to refresh their knowledge and keep up to date with the latest developments in the law.
Our Level 1 course is our introductory course. It is suitable for those who are complete beginners and for those who may have some practical experience but have not yet passed their Level 1 assessment.
Our Level 2 course is designed for those who are already in practice at Level 1 and are preparing to take their Level 2 assessment or want to understand more complex casework.
Our Level 3 course is for those who are already regulated at level 2 but are preparing to take their Level 3 assessment or want to understand how to tribunal appeals work.
