In line with its mission to encourage processes of social transformation and promote a just and fraternal society, the Latin American and Caribbean Secretariat of Cáritas (SELACC) has announced the opening of the selection process for the teaching staff and tutors of its next Diploma in Deepening Safeguarding.

This academic initiative arises at a crucial time for the region, where the implementation of safeguarding policies and the protection of minors and vulnerable adults have been become an absolute priority for the Catholic Church. The diploma seeks to provide Cáritas pastoral agents and staff with technical and ethical tools to prevent any form of abuse or neglect.

Profile of applicants

The call is aimed at professionals with experience and training in safeguarding, protection regulations, civil and/or canon law, institutional management and pastoral accompaniment, to teach the contents of the Diploma in Deepening Safeguarding, guaranteeing methodological, academic and pastoral.

Those selected will have the responsibility of pedagogically accompanying the students, facilitating the learning modules and evaluating the development of practical skills in virtual learning environments.

Key dates and application process

• Reception of applications: until May 17, 2026
• Selection and interview process: from 1 to 2026 June 5, 2026.
• Start of work: July 15, 2026.

Interested parties must send their CV or Curriculum Vitae with the corresponding supports to the email: contacto@caritaslatinoamerica.org. It is essential to specify in the subject of the email: "CALL FOR TEACHER AND/OR TUTOR Diploma of Deepening in Safeguarding - Cáritas Latin America and the Caribbean", followed by the full name of the applicant.

For more information on the specific requirements, interested parties can access the Terms of Reference that are attached by clicking on Download file (button at the end of the note).

A commitment to human dignity

With the offer of this diploma, Cáritas Latin America and the Caribbean reaffirms its vision and its commitment so that every man and every woman lives in accordance with their dignity. This training is a firm step towards consolidating safe environments within the Cáritas network and the communities it serves.