Training Courses: Strategic Decision Making in Emergency Management

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Strategic Training

Course Title : Strategic Decision Making in Emergency Management

Who Should Attend

The course is primarily designed for those working in organisations, such as local authorities and other agencies, that do not have a bespoke internal programme of strategic emergency management training. However, those that do have their own programmes may wish to send delegates to experience the multi-agency dimension.

Delegates should have, or be aspiring to, a role at the local strategic level of emergency management. The challenges presented on the course will appeal to strategic thinkers, even if they have relatively little experience of civil protection.

Aim

To prepare the delegate for emergency management activity at the local strategic level.

Objectives

By the end of the event delegates will be able to:

Identify the strategic issues in a range of case studies
Analyse the function of the local strategic level according to the UK Concept of Operations
Develop a multi-agency strategic aim and single-agency objectives to support a combined response
Analyse the vulnerability of organisations to emergencies
Evaluate and apply a range of decision support tools.

Progression

This course provides skills and knowledge training for individuals who may be required to operate within a strategic-level single or multi-agency decision making group. It provides the ideal opportunity for individuals to acquire and practice decision making skills and competences before participating in team exercises. The next stage of training would be participation in a GOLD STANDARD exercise.

(The 'Strategic Risk Management' and 'Strategic Decision-Making in Emergency Management' courses are complementary and we anticipate delegates may want to attend both. To facilitate this, some of these have been scheduled to run back to back within the same week.)

Director: Mark Leigh

Dates

13-14 Jul 2010 Ref: 28A2 [FULL]

09-10 Nov 2010 Ref: 45A1

Rates

Rate 1 £430 Up to March 2010

Rate 2 £539 Up to March 2010

Rate 3 £215 Up to March 2010

Rate 1 £449 Up to March 2011

Rate 2 £563 Up to March 2011

Rate 3 £224 Up to March 2011