Nos formations
Ci-dessous, vous trouverez les formations monodisciplinaires organisées par chacune des quatre écoles basée sur le Campus de safe.brussels et s’inscrivant dans le cadre du Plan Régional de formation.
Approaching and supporting MENA: identifying and approaching MENA in the public space
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For module 1, the general training objectives are as follows:
- Identify the different migratory journeys of MENA from their country of origin to their arrival in Belgium
- Make reference to current legislation on MENA, both national and international, with particular attention on the guardianship law and the International Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Identify the different MENA profiles so as to be able to adapt their care
- Specify the support options available to MENA after their identification
For module 2, the general training objectives are as follows:
- Be aware of the MENA phenomenon and the diversity of their profiles; Identify MENA on the street with an approach adapted to this specific audience
- Make reference to adolescent psychology for the appropriate way in which to approach MENA on first contact
- Identify mental health problems (drug addiction, alcoholism, etc.) arising from the difficult daily lives of MENA
Lieu de la formation : Campus of safe.brussels
Durée en heures : 16h.hours
Approaching and supporting MENA: supervision of MENA in their education
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For module 1 entitled "Basics, framework, context", the general training objectives are as follows: - Identify the different migratory journeys of MENA from their country of origin to their arrival in Belgium;- Make reference to current legislation on MENA, both national and international, with particular attention on the guardianship law and the International Convention on the Rights of the Child;- Identify the different MENA profiles so as to be able to adapt their care;- Specify the support options for MENA after their identification.
For module 2 entitled "Supervision of MENA in their education", the general training objectives are as follows: Make reference to current legislation concerning MENA, particularly specific cases; Identify contact persons in the school environment in the life of a MENA in Belgium; Collectively identify reception pathways within the school: negotiable/non-negotiable framework; Propose tangible courses of action to help MENA in their school career; Identify the spaces, services and internal operation of a reception centre.
Lieu de la formation : Campus of safe.brussels
Durée en heures : 16h.hours
Approaching and supporting unaccompanied foreign minors (MENA): supporting MENA in their social integration pathway
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For Module 1 entitled "Basics, framework, context", the general training objectives are as follows:
- Identify the different migratory journeys of MENA from their country of origin to their arrival in Belgium;
- Make reference to current legislation on MENA, both national and international, with particular attention on the guardianship law and the International Convention on the Rights of the Child;
- Identify the different MENA profiles so as to be able to adapt their care;
- Specify the support options for MENA after their identification.
For module 2 entitled "Supporting MENA in their social integration pathway", the general training objectives are as follows:
- Be aware of the MENA phenomenon and the diversity of their profiles;
- Make reference to the various services available to support MENA in their integration into society, in particular the guardianship law;
- Make reference to adolescent psychology for the appropriate way in which to approach MENA on first contact;
- Identify mental health problems (drug addiction, alcoholism, etc.) arising from the difficult daily lives of MENA;
- Identify the various rights of MENA in everyday life, for example in terms of education, housing, health care, etc.
Lieu de la formation : Campus of safe.brussels
Durée en heures : 8h.hours
Psycho-social intervention in collective emergencies: refresher
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The training can be taken by anyone who may be required to provide any kind of assistance in the event of a psycho-social intervention plan (PIPS) being triggered, or a Reception Centre and/or Family Support Centre being set up following a critical event. They may be employed by a local authority, a Public Centre for Social Welfare (PCSW) or a police district, or sometimes by another organisation.
The course is designed for both supervisors and coordinators, as well as a variety of other stakeholders.
Lieu de la formation : Campus of safe.brussels
Durée en heures : 4h.hours
Observation techniques and report writing: refresher module for peacekeeper training
The refresher module aims to maintain, reiterate and consolidate the skills acquired in the initial training module.
Content from the training course:
- Revision of the framework for report writing
- Report writing exercises
- Observation techniques
- Observation exercise
- Reporting exercise
- Verbal reporting exercise with police dispatching
- Assessment and conclusion
Lieu de la formation : Campus of safe.brussels
Durée en heures : 7h.hours
Combating forced marriages: a themed module focusing on intercultural and gendered approaches
1) Important note: this module is aimed primarily at officers who have taken the training course on combating forced marriages organised by ERAP in recent years.
2) This course is designed for:
Civil registrars and Civil Status Service and Population registrars in the municipalities
Municipal and Public Centre for Social Welfare (PCSW) staff with a social or prevention function
Police officers in the Brussels-Capital Region's police districts
Officials from local and regional Brussels administrations, in particular field officers, prevention and security professionals
Lieu de la formation : Campus of safe.brussels
Durée en heures : 7h.hours
Cybersecurity (for IT managers)
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Raise participants' awareness of the importance of information security, draw their attention to the ease of hacking and present hacking tools and methods used to test infrastructures for vulnerabilities. Enable participants to quickly and easily identify the risks posed by the systems for which they are responsible. Deliver tools enabling them to continue learning about risk detection after the training course. Introduce the value of establishing governance, supporting it with an inventory and training to understand how to secure different systems. Enable participants to understand the value of planning for incident management and help them find ways of implementing it. Enable participants to conduct vulnerability audits without using external consultants, demonstrate tools for detecting intrusions in their systems with a practical exercise on an Open-Source SIEM. Enable participants to consider IAM solutions to limit the risks of social engineering and to train employees to prevent attacks. Remind participants of the importance of standardising security and introduce them to ISO 27001. Give participants the arguments they need to defend their IT security policy.
Lieu de la formation : Campus of safe.brussels
Durée en heures : 16h.hours
Working in an intercultural and intergenerational environment (prevention and safety workers)
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Becoming aware of the many misunderstandings / tensions / conflicts that can arise as a result of cultural differences, generational differences, and so on.
Distancing yourself from stereotypes
Acquiring the skill to change reference points (awareness of one's own cultural frame of reference and the "filters" associated with it; distancing yourself from this frame of reference)
Learning to interact with people who do not have the same cultural frame of reference
Identifying one's own strengths and points requiring further development
Lieu de la formation : Campus of safe.brussels
Durée en heures : 16h.hours
Addictions and the Approach to Drug Use
Lieu de la formation : Campus of safe.brussels
Durée en heures : 7h.hours
Psychosocial intervention in collective emergencies: in-service training
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This in-service training is intended for staff who have previously received training relating to the psychosocial intervention plan (PSIP) and aims to provide them with an opportunity to "refresh their knowledge" of the material; the subject matter will also be updated and participants will have a chance to practise using it. The training is provided by the Psychosocial Manager for Brussels.
Lieu de la formation : Campus of safe.brussels
Durée en heures : 4h.hours
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