The project Promoting the Integration of Migrant Domestic Workers in Europe aims at expanding knowledge about the integration outcomes of admission and employment policies for migrant domestic workers - who are often in a precarious employment situation - and enhance stakeholders’ capacities to identify and remove barriers for their socioeconomic integration. The project will fit and build on the ILO follow up action to the recent adoption of a new Domestic Workers Convention and Recommendation.
According to these goals, targeted training modules have been developed in order to provide, European social partners, labour market actors and local authorities with enhanced capacities to plan and implement effective policies and programmes to remove the barriers and pro-actively promote the socioeconomic integration of migrant domestic workers.
The eight modules developed can be used separately or all together since they have a very comprehensive structure which is explained in theLearning Guide provided. This Guide also gives indications on how to use the modules and supports the trainers so they can replicate the course in the most effective way.
Each module is also accompanied by a model PowerPoint presentation. It is a template which summarizes and reformulates the information and knowledge embedded in the module. It may be shortened, divided in several parts, or enriched according to the identified needs and audience.
This blog is taken from - ITCILO