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 * Who is the EUPC for?
 * Why is there a need for the EUPC?
 * What is in the curriculum?
 * How is it delivered?
 * What is the history of the EUPC?
 * What resources are available?
 * Is there a list of licensed EUPC trainers available?
 * How can I access an EUPC training in my country?
 * How are the trainings organised?
 * How to enrol in an EUPC training?
 * How to become a national trainer or national master trainer?

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THE EUROPEAN PREVENTION CURRICULUM (EUPC)

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Advancing the professionalism of the drug prevention workforce in Europe is at
the heart of a new European Prevention Curriculum (EUPC). Central to the
initiative is a a manual, the European Prevention Curriculum (EUPC) handbook.
It is designed to train professionals who are involved in shaping prevention
decisions, opinions and policies in Europe in the science-based prevention of
substance use.

The aim of the EUPC initiative is to implement a standardised prevention
training curriculum in Europe and improve the overall effectiveness of
prevention. Adapted from the Universal Prevention Curriculum by the EU-funded
UPC-Adapt group, the handbook is based on international standards but with a
European slant.




WHO IS THE EUPC FOR?

This curriculum has been designed specifically to provide essential prevention
knowledge to decision-, opinion- and policy-makers about the most effective
evidence-based prevention interventions and approaches. EUPC in its current
training format is not aimed at frontline practitioners, but will soon be
available for them as well. 

The target audience might include prevention coordinators, prevention
specialists and policy-makers with both general and specialist roles that
include responsibility for prevention programmes. In some countries, this group
may also include senior practitioners who are influential in decision-making and
professional development. They can be located at community, region or country
level. They may also be heads of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) engaged
in delivering prevention, prevention coordinators in a regional administration,
civil servants who develop strategies and commission prevention interventions in
a municipality, or stakeholders and community coalitions.

The EUPC has a specific focus on these groups because of the key role they can
play in influencing the development of prevention systems.


WHY IS THERE A NEED FOR THE EUPC?

This initiative is a response to the lack of training opportunities in Europe
that focus specifically on prevention. Prevention professionals in Europe
typically learn about prevention only on the job, without any specific previous
training. This prevention training has the goal of boosting the application and
uptake of effective modern prevention approaches in Europe.


WHAT IS IN THE CURRICULUM?

The curriculum provides a concise but informative and practically useful
overview on topics including aetiology and epidemiology, school-based
prevention, family-based prevention, environmental prevention, advocacy
and evaluation, etc. Delivering the training in academic settings will also help
to ensure that the next generation of decision-, opinion- and policy-makers is
equipped with specific knowledge about the advances in and utility of prevention
science. This training provides an overview of evidence-based prevention in
order to facilitate well-informed choices about funding and implementation
priorities. For professionals who have followed the curriculum and want to
deepen their knowledge about a particular aspect of prevention science and
apply it accurately, safely and confidently (for example the use of media) we
strongly recommend that they apply for one of the full prevention science
courses at https://www.apsintl.org/training-center.


HOW IS IT DELIVERED?

The EUPC can be delivered in different ways. There is a module for inclusion in
prevention training carried out in academic settings and training modules for
decision-, opinion- and policy-makers (DOPs). The first two basic modules of the
DOP version can be delivered either online in 5 half days or in 2-days
face-to-face training with a maximum of 25 trainees per training. The additional
5 advanced modules can be delivered either on the EUDA training platform PLATO
in e-learning format (in English, Spanish and Greek) as well as in a 3-days
face-to-face training (for German-, Croatian- and Estonian-speakers only). The
graph below explains the different training paths and options. The structure of
the training uses a cascade ‘training of trainers’ approach whereby trainers
acknowledged by the EUDA can further disseminate the training.




WHAT IS THE HISTORY OF THE EUPC?

The European Prevention Curriculum (EUPC) was developed by a European project
entitled UPC-Adapt, which was co-funded by the European Commission. Eleven
partners from nine European countries cooperated in the project and adapted the
Universal Prevention Curriculum (UPC) to suit a European audience. The UPC was
originally developed by Applied Prevention Science International (APSI) with
funding from the US Department of State to the Colombo Plan Drug Advisory
Programme. The adaptation process was based on the guidelines of the European
Prevention Standards Partnership on adaptation and dissemination of quality
standards in different contexts (EDPQS Toolkit 4), which describe how to adapt
it.

The e-learning modules of the EUPC were developed in another EU-funded project,
ASAP, the legacy of which became the PLATO training platform. 

Since the EUPC’s target group in Europe is unlikely to be able (or willing) to
attend a long and intensive prevention training course, this European curriculum
is shorter and more accessible than the original UPC. It can be delivered in up
to five days, unlike the original UPC, which requires up to nine weeks of
training.


WHAT RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE?

You can download the European Prevention Curriculum (EUPC) handbook, which is
intended as a reader or reference material for both trainees and trainers.
Additional language versions of the handbook are gradually being added there as
well.

A short introductory brochure/flyer on EUPC is available in our Publications
database.

Recognised EUPC trainers are provided with EUPC training materials, including a
trainer’s guide and PowerPoint presentations. See the list of EUPC trainers. 


IS THERE A LIST OF LICENSED EUPC TRAINERS AVAILABLE?

You can find all licensed EUPC trainers on the List of trainers and master
trainers page.


HOW CAN I ACCESS AN EUPC TRAINING IN MY COUNTRY?

To participate in an EUPC training in your country, you should consult the List
of trainers page and contact the national reference point or one of the trainers
listed for your country.


HOW ARE THE TRAININGS ORGANISED?

We want to ensure that EUPC is delivered with a high degree of fidelity and by
trusted partners. See the details of the dissemination and quality control
principles.

We deliver trainings of Trainers, periodically and preferably in Lisbon and in
English only. The system is under continuous revision as contents and modalities
of the Master trainings are being adapted after each training of Trainers.

EUPC Master Trainers are acknowledged by the EUDA only if they fulfil a number
of requirements. See more here for more details of the EUPC rules. Master
Trainers can then set up training offers in their respective country or language
(e.g. for French-, Greek- or German-speaking countries). These training offers
should be non-profit. The EUDA cannot provide funding support for any of them in
the EU.


HOW TO ENROL IN AN EUPC TRAINING?

If you are interested in an EUPC training in your country, please consult
the list of EUPC trainers and master trainers and contact them directly.

If you are interested in the basic EUPC trainings offered occasionally by the
EUDA (at least once a year), please register on the EUPC Basic training
registration page. 

If you already did an EUPC basic training for decision-, opinion- and policy
makers (DOPs) you can continue training in the advanced modules. The
registrations for the 2024 e-learning course have closed 29 February 2024. You
can register your interest for the next advanced course (2025) on the EUPC
Advanced training registration page.  

For any other question or if you want to commission an EUPC training, e.g. as a
side event for an international conference, contact EUPC@euda.europa.eu  


HOW TO BECOME A NATIONAL TRAINER OR NATIONAL MASTER TRAINER?

In order to be admitted to a Training of Trainers (ToT) course, applicants for
becoming a national trainer need to have a very thorough knowledge of the EUPC
handbook and materials and need therefore to have undergone one of the full
training versions of the EUPC (either the academic or the DOP version) and
successfully passed the respective exam(1). We also admit candidates to our
Training of Trainers courses who have completed a UPC CORE course delivered by
APSI intl. and who are recommended by APSI.

Generally, a recommendation by a national (master) trainer and/or the relevant
authority of a country's prevention system is required for the admission to a
ToT.

Currently there are no training fees, but travel and accommodation have to be
borne by participants or their organisation.

Participants receive the credentials as National EUPC trainers after the ToT if
they demonstrate at the ToT that they are able to deliver the full EUPC slide
set with self-confidence, authority and with high fidelity.

Additional criteria for admission to the Trainings of Trainers (ToT) and for
becoming a national trainer afterwards can be found on the EUPC implementation
rules page. For further information and inquiries contact EUPC@euda.europa.eu

(1) Subject to further revision. Trainers from the EU-Projects who have
developed the EUPC (UPC-Adapt project) or have developed further implementation
strategies for it (ASAP project) are considered provisional national trainers
already. They need only to fulfil a few additional requirements in order to be
acknowledged. 


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The European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA) is your source of drug-related expertise
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