Continuing legal education 3 - Using the work of the ILO supervisory bodies
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Continuing legal education 3 - Using the work of the ILO supervisory bodies
Self-guided
This course is part of a series of complementary courses for Continuing Legal Education on International Labour Standards (CLE on ILS). You can register as from 2 February 2026, and you can follow it at your own pace. Participation requires approximately 6 hours of individual learning.
Key features
SELF-PACED COURSE
Follow anytime and anywhere on all devices.
RELEVANCE
Learn with examples, case studies and videos with high-level experts.
NETWORK
Join the network of legal practitioners from all over the world.
CERTIFICATE
Get your participation certificate upon completion.
Introduction to the course
This course presents the sources of international labour law and, in particular, the work of the ILO supervisory bodies, its relevance to legal practitioners and possible judicial use.
Who attends this course?
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Judges.
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Lawyers.
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Legal experts from employers' and workers' organizations.
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University law teachers and students.
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Legal educators responsible for training judges and lawyers.
How is the course organized?
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Step 1: Learn more about the course objectives and structure.
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Step 2: Assess your initial knowledge of the topic.
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Step 3: Explore the self-guided sessions on “The sources of international labour law”, “The supervisory procedures and bodies” and “Resources and databases” with texts to be read and videos.
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Step 4: Assess the knowledge gained.
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Step 5: Answer the satisfaction questionnaire and tell us how was your learning journey.
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Step 6: Earn your digital certificate of participation specifically issued by the ITCILO for this course.
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Optional step: Go through the further readings.
