This school in Spain sounds a bit risqué, but in reality, the specific courses are not so dramatic. An organization called Aprosex (Alliance of Sex Professionals) is responsible for protecting the rights of prostitutes (or sex workers) and also offers courses to guide women who are new to the industry. It is said that the school's four-hour course includes psychological counseling and business consulting. An experienced practitioner serves as the instructor, teaching various etiquette norms and codes of conduct from start to finish, as well as issues related to psychological development, sexual health, financial planning, and marketing.
The prostitution industry in Spain has been legalized since 1995. However, there have been various debates regarding social security. The existence of Aprosex aims to resolve these social conflicts and attempt to enhance the correct perception of prostitutes in the eyes of the general public.
Aprosex spokesperson Conxa Borrell stated that many women enter this industry every year, but apart from survival, they know nothing about it and are unaware of their rights. This has led to many becoming victims, and Aprosex hopes that through this form, it can enhance women's awareness of self-rights protection and reduce the occurrence of various incidents.
Aprosex is not the first organization to establish a prostitute academy in Spain. However, it is the first academy aimed at enhancing self-quality. Of course, they will still teach trainers "how to perform a wonderful oral service" and similar business courses.
