Initial Introductory Meetings (1x pre-training)

Prior to the training we offer online meetings with interested parties to introduce the subject, explain the training and explore how it fits best within your institutions/organisations prior to the training.

Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.

Students involved in the Sex Industry - Level 1 Training

Webinar style delivered on Zoom - no cap on numbers.

Level 1 gives an overview of the sex industry within the UK, how it has adapted to a more digital society and the laws that govern it; the challenges that students can face while combining their involvement with studying in higher education and how best to support them.  

Session aims

To give attendees a broad understanding regarding:

• The background to the Student Sex Work Project, what it is and why needed
• The scope of the industry and its legal frameworks
• Motivations for entry for students and the challenges they can face
• Impact of COVID-19 and online technologies
• Crimes experienced and the importance of appropriate support routes
• Key support available and how to appropriately refer
• How to be a more inclusive university

Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.

Students involved in the Sex Industry - Level 2 Disclosure

Delivered on Zoom to a suggested minimum of 10 people and maximum 25 due to interactive group discussions.

Level 2 is an interactive session and explores the challenges students can face when considering disclosing their involvement in the sex industry, the positive and negative consequences this can create and how university staff can appropriately support. Real life case studies are explored which highlight the negative experiences students have faced and how their experiences can be improved.

Session aims

• To identify what students think is the most negative aspect of being involved in the sex industry and why
• To give an understanding of what students may need to consider before disclosing their involvement and how this can impact
• To explore best practice when supporting students with disclosure ensuring they are fully aware of safety and appropriate support routes

Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.

Post-Training Development Meetings

Following the training we offer a further meeting to discuss how we can help move your service development forward, how to best integrate the policy into your governance structures and how to bespoke our safety resources to best suit your staff and students.

Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.