This comprehensive online course and career path is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills to prevent and respond to Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), Forced Marriage, and Honour-Based Violence. The course covers various aspects of these harmful practices, from understanding their roots to advocating for change. Upon successful completion, participants will be prepared for careers in advocacy, support, and policy development in gender-based violence prevention.
Career Path:
Upon completing the course, participants can pursue various career options in the field of gender-based violence prevention:
1. Gender-Based Violence Advocate: Work with organizations and agencies to provide support and advocacy for survivors of FGM, forced marriage, and honour-based violence.
2. Community Educator: Develop and deliver educational programs in schools, communities, and organizations to raise awareness and prevent gender-based violence.
3. Policy Analyst: Contribute to the development and evaluation of policies and legislation aimed at eradicating harmful practices and promoting gender equality.
4. Counselor or Therapist: Specialize in trauma-informed counselling to help survivors cope with the psychological and emotional effects of gender-based violence.
5. Researcher: Conduct research better to understand the causes and consequences of these practices and contribute to evidence-based solutions.
6. Cultural Sensitivity Trainer: Train professionals and organizations on how to approach these sensitive topics with cultural sensitivity and safeguarding principles.
7. Advocacy Specialist: Lead campaigns and initiatives to challenge harmful norms, advocate for survivor’s rights, and promote cultural change.