International Training Centre of the ILO

UN training institution promoting decent work for all

We are the training arm of the International Labour Organization.

The International Training Centre has been at the forefront of learning and training since 1964. As part of the International Labour Organization, it is dedicated to achieving decent work while exploring the frontiers of the future of work.

Training programmes at the Centre usually last between one week and five weeks, and run by our certified facilitators. Explore our courses, from free self-guided modules to multi-week academies.

The Centre extends beyond the classroom. Participants gain access to our eCampus platform, virtual reality experiences, hands-on workshops, and much more. Digital certificatesare an easy way to prove and share achievements.

We deliver more than just training courses. We guide participants through learning journeys, featuring interactive workshops, virtual collaboration tools, and the latest educational technologies.

Powered by innovation

The core elements of our training programmes are inclusion, impact, and innovation.

  • Unique structure. The Centre has nearly 50 years of experience in learning and training, as well as collaboration with the United Nations system and other centres of excellence across the globe.
  • International environment. Even online, the diversity of our participants shines through. Our colorful patchwork of genders, nationalities, and professions is one of the Centre’s greatest strengths — people come from all over the world to learn, network, and practice new skills.
  • Customizable programmes. Learning happens effortlessly when programmes and pedagogies consider individual needs and local contexts. And lifelong learning lasts longer: the Centre creates a multiplier effect by fostering communities of practice and professional networks.

Certificates and diplomas

The Centre issues three types of credentials – Certificates of Participation, Certificates of Achievement, and Diplomas – on the basis of learning hours and credits.

  • Certificate of participation. Participants that register for and complete a one-hour course will receive a certificate of participation.
  • Certificate of achievement. Selected participants that complete a course that lasts between 60 and 300 learning hours, including a final assessment, will receive a certificate of achievement.
  • Diploma. Selected participants that complete a single or multi-track training activity that lasts a minimum of 300 learning hours, including a capstone project, will receive a diploma.

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Location Viale Maestri del Lavoro, Turin, Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy
Targets
Africa, Antarctica Region, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Europe, Grenada, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Micronesia, Nicaragua, Northern America, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay, Venezuela
Sectors Sector agnostic
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