To attend the Tier 3 training you must have completed and passed the Tier 2 exam.
You can attend the Tier 2 course which includes the exam or register directly to take the exam here if you have already received the relevant Tier 2 content.
This is the third tier in becoming a practitioner in conducting survivor-centered investigations into allegations of SEAH.
A range of discounts are available for this course, please see our ‘Pricing and Discounts’ section below
Gain the hands-on expertise needed to conduct survivor-centered SEAH (sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment) investigations within NGOs independently and without supervision. Moving from theory to practice, the Tier 3 IQTS course offers discussion space for real-world scenarios and case studies that highlight the nuances of power dynamics, confidentiality concerns, and cultural sensitivities specific to NGOs.
By the end of two weeks, you’ll build practical skills to navigate the intersection of SEAH and its potential impact on organizational culture. Through hands-on simulations, you will conduct survivor-centered independent and effective investigations.
To enroll in Tier 3, you must have passed the Tier 2 exam. This is a necessary foundation for humanitarian and development practitioners, safeguarding practitioners, and aspiring SEAH investigators.
To complete this course you will need to be fully fluent in Engligh due to the technical nature of the content.
The CHS Alliance and partner, Humentum, developed the Investigation Qualification Training Scheme (IQTS) as a three-tiered course, based on the Sexual Exploitation Abuse and Harassment (SEAH) Investigation Guide (2022). The IQTS offers an intensive, professionally focused training (with examination and assessment) in the skills, knowledge and competencies required to undertake survivor-centred investigations into SEAH. It supersedes the previously run SEA Investigation workshops run by the CHA Alliance.
To successfully complete the course and become IQTS Tier 3 certified to undertake SEAH investigations, learners need to complete three tasks, each of which will be assessed. This includes writing an SEAH investigation plan, carrying out an SEAH interview, and finalizing the investigation with an SEAH investigation report. Participants will work on their plans throughout the course, after the final webinar, participants can schedule their assessed interview, once this is complete and learners have all the information they need, they can finalize and submit their investigation report. Participants are provided with the assessment marking criteria to guide their work. If participants fail their assessment, they are required to register for the course again.
Participants must have completed the Tier 2 SEAH Investigations Exam before they are allowed to register for Tier 3. Proof of pass is required. Not sure if this is the right training for you? Feel free to contact us.
Humentum’s practical training puts the learner first. Our expert facilitators draw on their own sector and subject-specific knowledge for a worthwhile and enjoyable learner experience. They will share relevant tools, techniques and insights that are immediately transferrable to your own work. You are actively encouraged to engage in collaborative learning through discussions and group work. This training runs over 2 weeks and includes 6 live webinars, each lasting 120 minutes. Week 2 is slightly different; you will carry out interviews as part of a SEAH investigation that you will work on throughout the course. These sessions will be several hours long.
Learners will be required to spend approximately 2-3 hours per week outside of the webinars on groupwork as they work towards completing investigation plans as part of the course assessment.
Webinar 1: Course introduction | ThriveBridge case study | Terms of Reference | Formulating allegations
Webinar 2: Confidentiality | Investigation planning | Risk assessment | Identifying evidence
Webinar 3: The PEACE model | Standards of proof | Challenging conversations | The SoC notification process
Webinar 4: Vulnerable witnesses | Collecting evidence | Practising interviewing | Preparing the interview plan
You will undertake simulated interviews with survivors and witnesses from the ThriveBridge case study. The survivors and witnesses will be played by actors. These interviews will help you to:
Webinar 5: Analyzing information and findings
Webinar 6: Report writing | Self-care | Post investigation support for stakeholders | Next steps
To take the Tier 3 training you must first have completed the Tier 2 training and successfully passed the Tier 2 exam.
Disclaimer: As part of our partnership with CHS Alliance in IQTS Training, please note that contact information collected during the registration process will be shared with CHS Alliance as part of course management and data analysis.
Type | Discount |
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Humentum Member | 10% |
CHS Alliance Member | 10% |
INGO Staff working in an OECD DAC Recipient Country | 20% |
NNGO or CSO in an OECD DAC Recipient Country | 70% |
Independent Consultant OECD DAC Recipient Country | 20% |
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For those who pass the assessment certification will be provided.