Sexual Harassment Training

Sexual Harassment Awareness Training

The Only Course Created and Led by an Actual Sexual Harassment Expert and Board Certified Clinical Psychologist.

Our Course is $49. 99 per individual. It is self-paced and takes up to 8 hours to complete, and includes a certificate.

Our Online Sexual Harassment Training Course meets the SB1343 requirement for both employees and supervisors. 

Contact us at admin@darienzopsychology or 904-379-8094 for group rates.  

Course Outline

  • Section 1.1: Welcome to Sexual Harassment Awareness Training
  • Section 1.2: Introduction to Sexual Awareness Training
  • Section 1.3: Origin and Legal History of Sexual Harassment Training
  • Section 1.4: What is Sexual Harassment?
  • Section 2.1: What Constitutes Sexual Harassment?
  • Section 2.2: Types of Sexual Harassment
  • Section 3.1: Typical Sexual Harassment Claims
  • Section 4.1 and 5.1: Sexual Harassment Described and What to Do if You Observe It
  • Section 6.1: As a Manager or HR Professional, How Do I Manage Sexual Harassment Claims?
  • Section 6.2: Interviewing Alleged Victims of Sexual Harassment
  • Section 6.3: Interviewing the Alleged Sexual Harasser and Witnesses
  • Section 6.4: What Else Companies Can Do to Eradicate Sexual Harassment?
  • Section 7.1: Corporate Prevention Measures for Sexual Harassment that Work
  • Section 8.1: Conclusion of Sexual Harassment Awareness Training

You have two methods for taking our Sexual Harassment Course. It can be completed at drdarienzo.com by clicking on the buttons above or on our training site at https://www.standardmicrolearning.com/product/sexual-harassment-training-online-video-course/ 

Click the picture below and you will be redirected to StandardMicrolearning.com, the electronic division of D’Arienzo Psychology, where the course can be purchased and accessed as well. 

https://www.standardmicrolearning.com/product/sexual-harassment-training-online-video-course/

Free Sexual Harassment Companion Guide ebook included with purchase of the online course, a $19.99 value!

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