Core modules
Core modules provide the essential knowledge and skills required for asylum case workers and decision-makers. They focus on the key tasks involved in assessing applications for international protection and support the consistent application of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS).
These modules represent the central layer of the European Asylum Curriculum (EAC), bridging foundational knowledge and more advanced, specialised training.
Who this training is for
These modules are intended for:
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asylum case workers and decision-makers
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professionals directly involved in the assessment of applications for international protection
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practitioners seeking to build core competencies in asylum procedures
What these modules cover
Through core modules, participants develop knowledge and skills related to:
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conducting asylum interviews
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assessing evidence and credibility
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applying international and EU legal criteria for international protection
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preparing reasoned and well-structured decisions
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ensuring fair, consistent, and high-quality decision-making
These competencies are essential for carrying out core asylum tasks in line with EU and international standards.
Available modules
The following modules are included in this category:
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Asylum interview method (available for translation)
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Inclusion (available for translation)
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Evidence and risk assessment (Pact-aligned – available at a later stage)