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CPD Inequality and Race

Course Overview

The UK is becoming increasingly ethnically diverse, with over 20% of the population reporting to be from an ethnic minority group. Despite this increasingly rich diversity in the UK, inequalities can still be found in modern society. Inequality is not exclusively limited to ethnicity; inequality can also be identified from a gender perspective, affecting things like personal income and employment opportunities.

During this automarked course, which is part of our Graduate Employability programme, the learner will gain an understanding of inequality within modern society and be able to apply this understanding to contemporary debates and explain issues in relation to gender and/or race. Learners will explore the notion of social exclusion and its relationship with poverty, as well as understanding the difference between economic inequality and inequality of outcomes. Learners will be able to articulate an awareness of how and why discussions of race and discrimination have become prominent in modern society.

This short course is particularly well suited to graduates or anybody looking to improve their employability prospects.

Key Information

Course Length
4 hours

Course Level
Level CPD

Learning Method(s)
Online materials
Online assessment

For Individuals

Benefits

  • Automatic enrolment with an immediate start
  • Fully online course
  • Study from anywhere, at any time
  • Perfect for an introduction or refresher in a subject
  • A great addition to a CV
  • Nationally recognised
  • Access to an award-winning e-learning platform
  • No hidden costs

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Section 1: Inequality and exclusion

  • Articulate an understanding of inequality within modern society
  • Apply this understanding to explain issues in relation to gender or race
  • Outline the difference between economic inequality and inequality of outcomes
  • Articulate an understanding of the relationship between poverty and social exclusion

Section 2: Gender and society

  • Demonstrate an understanding of the key contemporary debates in relation to gender and inequality in society

Section 3: Race and racism

  • Articulate an awareness of how and why discussions of race and discrimination have become prominent in modern society