Stay Safe Key Skills Training: Hostage Incident Management
Date | 10 Sep 2019 — 11 Sep 2019 |
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Time | 2:42 pm |
Provider | Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) |
Address | Bangkok, Thailand |
Booking URL | http://hdff.org/hdtc/ |
Description | The two-day HDFF-designed Stay Safe Key Skills Training “Hostage Incident Management (HIM)” is a course aiming to give participants a profound overview of hostage situations, both from the hostage side and the management side. This intensive training includes scenario-based management aspects, practical aspects as well as media management in hostage situations. HIM follows international regulations on managing this type of incident. Objectives
Stay Safe Key Skills Training: Hostage Incident Management (2 days) Date: 10 – 11 September 2019 Location: Bangkok, Thailand Cost: Regular Price – $670USD Early Bird -$ 590 USD HOW TO REGISTER: To register for this course, Please complete the following steps for registration and payment: Course Code: SSTHIM-2019_2 Apply for the training or request a registration form from info@hdff.org or isabelo@gmail.com.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 09 August for nationals who require a visa to travel to Thailand; 04 September 2019 for those who do not require a visa. HDFF reserves the right to make changes to training events on short notice. For registration and queries contact: info@hdff.org |
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