Advanced explosive ordnance risk education (EORE) e-learning course

Duration
8 hours
Course available in
English
Comprendre les Normes internationales de l’action contre les mines

Duration
60-90 min
Course available in
French
Cours avancé d’éducation aux risques des engins explosifs (EREE)

Duration
8 heures
Course available in
French
Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) Course

Duration
2 weeks
Course available in
English French
Formation pour gestionnaires de projets d’Education aux Risques des Engins Explosifs (EREE)

Duration
2 weeks
Course available in
French
Gender Focal Point (GFP) Development Programme

Duration
2 weeks
Course available in
Arabic English
High-Level Policy Seminar and Workshop on Ammunition Management

Duration
5 days
Course available in
Spanish English
Inclusive Leadership Course

Duration
4 days
Course available in
English Arabic
Inclusive Leadership Course دورة تدريبية في القيادة الشاملة

Duration
4 days
Course available in
Arabic
Information Management System for Mine Action (IMSMA) Core Administrator Course

Duration
5 days
Course available in
English Arabic Ukrainian Russian
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Acceptance
- Applications go through a selection process in which the applicants’ profiles, their current role in a mine action programme, their anticipated future roles and career development and their proficiency in the language of the course are considered.
- The final choice of participants is made with regional diversity and gender balance in mind.
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- Your position and role in the organization
- Your knowledge of the course/ workshop topics
- Reasons why their supervisor supports their candidacy to attend the selected course/ workshop
- Contact and signature of the supervisor
Commitment
- By enrolling in our course, you commit to participate actively in all the components of the training: the self-paced e-learning elements, the virtual sessions and the in-person sessions.
- The commitment includes as well post-course activities in the next 6-18 months, which may include participation in the impact assessment survey, Community of Practice meetings, mentoring sessions, submission of the assignments etc.
- Please be aware that failure to meet this commitment may entitle the GICHD to request a refund of the costs incurred by your participation.
Completion
- Upon successful completion of the course assessment procedure, you will be eligible to receive a certificate of achievement or a certificate of attendance in case of workshops.
- Please note that GICHD certificates are industry-recognised, however GICHD is not a training validation body and, as such, does not issue qualifying certificates.