You can download the Standard Curriculum Toolkit as a single document including all of the recommended elements and additional resources, or you can download individual sections separately.
What is the Toolkit?
The Standard Curriculum Toolkit is a collection of resources designed to help you develop training materials to meet the CTIP training requirement, if you choose to develop your own training. You should reference this toolkit when developing CTIP training and incorporate each of the required elements in your course material. The CTIP PMO will review your training materials to ensure that they include each of the required elements.
The Department of Defense (DoD) Instruction 2200.01, “Combating Trafficking in Persons (CTIP)” requires new personnel (i.e., all Service members and DoD civilian personnel) to take CTIP training within their first year of initial entry (Section 2.9.b).
Components are able to use DoD deployed training to meet this requirement or develop their own training.
Adhering to the requirements in this Standard Curriculum Toolkit (SCT) will ensure your training is consistent with CTIP terms, laws, and concepts used DoD-wide. This Standard Curriculum Toolkit serves as a floor, not a ceiling, and contains the basic information necessary to train for General Awareness.
Toolkit Overview
Complete Toolkit
Required Elements by Section
The Required Elements you must include in your CTIP training are listed below.
Section | Element | Description |
1.1 | TIP Learning Objectives | List of twelve learning objectives in DoDI 2200.01 you must include in your CTIP training materials. |
1.2 | TIP Key Terms & Definitions | List of key terms and definitions you must include in your CTIP training as well as optional terms you can incorporate as necessary. |
1.3 | TIP Laws, Policies, and Regulations | List of federal and DoD-specific laws, policies, and regulations you must include in your CTIP training materials as well as additional laws and policies you can include as necessary. |
1.4 | TIP Examples | Cases of DoD-connected sex trafficking, labor trafficking, and child soldiering you should incorporate in your CTIP training materials. |
Additional Training Resources
The Additional Training Resources outline information you can use to design your CTIP training materials. Referencing the Additional Training Resources is not required; however, you may find them useful.
Section | Resource | Description |
2.0 | Resource List and Master Glossary | TIP websites, laws, reports, brochures, posters, and training resources you can include in your CTIP training materials to help DoD employees learn more about TIP.
Additional CTIP terms and key words. |