Certified Training Courses

Crisis Management Leadership Program

Rapidly develop executive level resilience, business continuity, and crisis management knowledge across 19 micro-learning modules focused on activating the Crisis Management Team, cross-cutting organizational crisis response requirements, and a focus on specific high-impact and fast-burn areas of crisis management. The program is aligned to ISO, BSI, NIST, and COOP standards, recognized by multiple awarding bodies, and comes with CPEs.

Security Risk and Emergency Management

Develop a broad range of leadership knowledge on risk assessments, security risk management, and emergency management spanning 53 modules focused on humanmade and natural threats. The course offers an extensive learning journey for both security focal points and professionals seeking to expand their knowledge and skills to protect people, assets, facilities, information, operations, and organizational reputation. The program is aligned to ISO, BSI and ICoCA, recognized by multiple awarding bodies, and comes with CPEs.

Train the Trainer Program

Develop effective teaching and instructional skills to better impart theoretical and practical knowledge and skills within a working environment through a comprehensive Methods of Instruction (MOI) Train the Trainer (TTT) program. Also, learn how to plan, develop, and run simulation-based training and tabletop exercising programs. The course is certified by the Institute of Leadership Management (ILM) and is recognized my multiple awarding bodies, including for CPEs.

Senior Risk and Business Continuity Leadership Program

Quickly develop leadership knowledge through our Senior Risk and Business Continuity Leadership program designed for senior risk owners – or those aspiring to assume a more strategic level resilience, business continuity, and crisis management role – to develop an extensive range of knowledge on risk, resilience, business continuity, and crisis management. The program includes 57 modules of learning to allow for a long-term structured learning journey, or alternatively to address just-in-time knowledge needs. The program is aligned to ISO, BSI, NIST, ICoCA, and COOP standards, recognized by multiple awarding bodies, and comes with CPEs.

Workplace Violence and Armed Aggressor Program

Develop knowledge and skills across multiple learner groups through our advanced online certified and multi-language program which addresses the global challenges of bullying, harassment, workplace violence, death threats, conflict resolution, and active shooter threats (internal and external facing) at the executive, manager, and staff levels. This program can be refined to address the needs of one or more learner groups and includes an incident and crisis management exercising option. The program is aligned to ISO and BSI standards, recognized by multiple awarding bodies, and comes with CPEs.

Traveler Security, Safety, and Cultural Awareness

Quickly develop an individual’s knowledge on a broad range of safety, security, and cultural risks through our comprehensive 45+ module and multi-language Mini-Brief program. The program offers micro-learning opportunities for individuals to quickly access life-saving knowledge and skills across a broad range of threat topics to understand, identify, mitigate, avoid, or react to threats. The program (also known as HEAT) is certified under the City and Guilds assured program of excellence and is recognized by multiple awarding bodies.

Female and LGBTQIA Security Awareness

Women and members of the LGBTQIA community are subject to unique risks of harassment, arrest and detention, and physical violence. This multi-language program provides the knowledge and skills to allow individuals exposed to unique and high levels of risk to better understand, evaluate, mitigate, avoid, or react to threats against themselves and others. The program also helps the allies of those at risk to better support their families, friends, and work colleagues. This program was designed by female and LGBTQIA experts and is certified under the City and Guilds assured program of excellence and is recognized by multiple awarding bodies.

Family Liaison Officer Training Program

Quickly establish an effective and standards aligned Family Liaison Officer program to better protect employees and their families, and concurrently the organization, in the event of an incident. The Family Liaison Officer’s role during an incident is often central in how an organization successfully manages a crisis and relies on the Family Liaison Officer to understand the nuanced responsibilities of the role. The 17-module program is aligned to ISO, BSI, NIST, and COOP standards, recognized by multiple awarding bodies, and comes with CPEs.

Investigations Management Program

Quickly develop knowledge and skills on investigations management, whether an experienced and certified investigator or a leader managing or supporting an investigation. An effective investigation allows managers to quickly, effectively, and above all, legally manage the situation. A mishandled investigation can place a victim, a wrongly accused individual, and the organization at unnecessary (and significant) risk. The 13-module program is aligned to ISO, BSI, NIST, and COOP standards, recognized by multiple awarding bodies, and comes with CPEs.

Security and Guard Force Management Program

Build a comprehensive range of knowledge and skills across the strategic, operational, and tactical levels of security and emergency management through our security and guard force management multi-language program. The 45-module program is aligned to ISO, BSI, NIST, ICoCA, and COOP standards, recognized by multiple awarding bodies, and comes with CPEs. The program also includes 14 tabletop simulation exercises.

Event Risk Management Course

Quickly build effective leadership knowledge on how to plan and implement small to large-scale events with safety and security in mind to protect event attendees, guests, speakers, and event staff from a broad range of threats. The program also addresses the immediate knowledge and skills needed to deal with a serious incident before the wider organizational response to a crisis can be activated. The 16-module program is aligned to ISO and BSI standards, recognized by multiple awarding bodies, and comes with CPEs. The program also includes 14 tabletop simulation exercises.

Fleet Management and Safe Driver Training

Quickly develop an effective Fleet Management and Safe Driver Program by developing both management and driver knowledge and skills currently. The multilingual program addresses the core areas of fleet management, driver training, and performance evaluations, and safe vehicle operations for international and domestic (host nation) drivers to reduce risky driving behaviors and road traffic accidents, impacting people, property, and livestock.

Youth Risk Management Program

Establish a mature, comprehensive, and standards aligned Youth Risk Management program to train and exercise executive leaders, managers, and those supporting youth programs. Incidents involving young people present a significant threat not only for the young person and their family, but also to the organization, presenting serious reputational and litigation hazards whose effects can be highly damaging and long-lasting. The 15-module program is aligned to ISO and BSI standards, recognized by multiple awarding bodies, and comes with CPEs.

School Security and Crisis Management

Quickly build knowledge and skills at the district or individual school level through a standards aligned and accredited program which trains and exercises multiple learner groups – ranging from the district and school leadership teams, through school teaching staff, bus drivers, custodians, parents, and students. This program is internationally certified, aligned to ISO and BSI standards, and offers a Master Train the Trainer option.

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Crisis Management Leadership Program

The Crisis Management Leadership Program (CMLP) addresses strategic resilience, business continuity, and crisis management topics for busy senior leaders and executives through a series of micro-learning opportunities. The program also offers advancement opportunities for those seeking to assume more strategic resilience responsibilities. The first two modules of the program address cross-cutting themes applicable to all risk portfolio owners and Crisis Management Team members. The remaining modules focus on specific areas of high-consequence risk and business disruption, including:

  1. Active Shooter and Armed Aggressor Threats
  2. Anti-Terrorist Financing
  3. Arrest, Detention, and Exit Denials
  4. Serious Assaults
  5. Bomb Threats
  6. CBRN
  7. Civil Disorder and Political Violence
  8. Cyber Security Incidents
  9. Intimidation, Extortion, and Coercion
  10. Intellectual and Sensitive Information Loss
  11. Serious Ethical Misconduct
  12. Fatality and Repatriation Management
  13. Serious Injuries and Mass Casualty Events
  14. Kidnap and Ransom Situations
  15. Youth Risk Management
  16. Natural Disasters
  17. Pandemics and Serious Infectious Diseases
The goal is to address strategic considerations to assist with more effective decision-making on fast-burn and high-impact crises; either through a structured learning journey, or to meet just-in-time needs. The program includes 19 modules of learning with multiple certifications and CPEs.

Security Risk and Emergency Management Program

The certified and multilingual program draws from over 450 modules of learning and exercising with the ability to easily modify a program of instruction to address the needs of different learner groups or localized risks. The off-the-shelf program covers 53 modules of instruction spanning the areas of:

  1. Critical Incident Reporting (Pre-Planned Responses)
  2. Critical Incident Management (Pre-Planned Responses)
  3. Critical Event Planning: Looking Ahead at Predictable Risks
  4. Contingency Planning and Incident Management
  5. The Incident Notification System (SITREP)
  6. The Transition and Recovery Plan
  7. Action and Evidence – A Results and Proof Based Approach
  8. Command and Control for Leaders
  9. Role of the Security Focal Point and Business Continuity Representative
  10. Establishing and Sustaining a Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Program
  11. Ethical and Appropriate Conduct Business Continuity Management
  12. After Action Reviews and Knowledge Management
  13. Developing a Risk Register and Treatment Plan
  14. Stakeholder and Relationship Management
  15. Risk Management as a Business Enabler
  16. An Introduction to Risk Management for Chiefs of Party and Country Directors
  17. Understanding and Protecting Against Reputational Risk
  18. Resilience and the Art of Influencing Decisions
  19. Understanding Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Risks: An A-Z for Leaders
  20. Developing Policies, Plans, and Procedures: A Structured and Effective Approach
  21. Facility Safety and Security Management
  22. Hibernation, Relocation, and Evacuation Management
  23. Evacuation Recovery Management
  24. Setting Up A Safety and Security Management Team
  25. Travel Risk Management: Planning and Conducting Safe and Secure Travel
  26. Cyber and Information Security Management: Protecting Against Data Loss
  27. Bomb and IED Threats for Managers: Managing Explosive Threats
  28. Intelligence and Threat Management: Gathering, Analyzing, and Actioning Information
  29. Event Safety and Security Management: Planning, Attending, or Conducting Events
  30. The Importance of Duty of Care
  31. Facility Emergency Lockdown Protocols
  32. Security Focal Point: Establishing Expectations and Standards
  33. Selecting Safe and Secure Hotels, Guesthouses, and Homes
  34. Emergency Communications: Principles and Practices
  35. Travel Risk Management – The Principles and Practice of Safe Travel
  36. Hotel and Guesthouse Selection Strategies
  37. Activating the Local Incident Management Team
  38. Warden System and Emergency Phone Tree
  39. Selecting Safe and Secure Hotels, Guesthouses, and Homes
  40. Planning for and Managing Natural Disasters
  41. Medical Emergency Response and Reporting Protocols
  42. Forensic Interviews: Investigations Management
  43. Evidence Gathering and Presentation – Investigations Management
  44. Planning and Conducting Effective Management Meetings
  45. An Introduction to Guard Force Management: Mission, Roles, and Professional Standards
  46. Guard Force Management: Mission and Goals
  47. Guard Force Management: Security Team Roles and Responsibilities
  48. Guard Force Management: Professional Standards and Documents
  49. Guard Force Practices: Guard Force Professional Standards
  50. Guard Force Practices: Roles and Responsibilities: Security Manager
  51. Guard Force Practices: Roles and Responsibilities: Security Supervisor
  52. Guard Force Practices: Roles and Responsibilities: Security Guards
  53. Guard Force Practices: Searching of People
The goal is to address tactical to strategic considerations to assist with more effective decision-making on physical and natural threats for countries, sites, and programs through an extensive and extended learning journey.

Train the Trainer Program

The certified and multilingual Train the Trainer program is designed to rapidly build training instruction and exercise facilitator competence and confidence within those with little to no instructional or exercise facilitator ability, qualifications, or experience. The program is based on proven Methods of Instruction techniques and enhances the ability for recipient learners to receive, understand, contextualize, and apply knowledge and skills through engaging, relevant, and interesting delivery techniques regardless of the area of learning. The program includes:

  1. An Introduction to Methods of Instruction
  2. The Qualities of a Good Instructor
  3. Learning Styles and Types of Lessons
  4. Structuring of Lessons and Practical Sessions
  5. The Selection and Use of Training Aids
  6. Instructional Techniques for Leadership Development Courses
  7. Creating and Running Crisis and Incident Management Exercises
  8. How to be an Effective Role Player
The goal is to quickly build effective and confident instructional abilities to develop and sustain capacity within an organization in an interesting, ‘sticky’, relevant, and appropriate manner.

Senior Risk and Business Continuity Leadership Program

The certified and multilingual program spans operational and strategic resilience areas in 57 modules of instruction spanning the areas of:

  1. Creating an ISO 22301 Compliant Business Continuity Management System
  2. Activating Crisis Management Leadership Team
  3. Critical Event Planning: Looking Ahead at Predictable Risks
  4. Critical Incident Reporting (Pre-Planned Responses)
  5. Critical Incident Management (Pre-Planned Responses)
  6. Natural Disaster Management and Business Continuity
  7. Kidnap and Ransom Business Contingency Management
  8. Fraud and Corruption Business Continuity Management
  9. Extortion, Intimidation, and Coercion Business Continuity Management
  10. Detention, Arrest, and Exit Denial Business Continuity Management
  11. Fatality and Repatriation Business Continuity Management
  12. Creating and Running Crisis and Incident Management Exercises
  13. Crisis Communications and Media Management
  14. Pandemic, Epidemic, and Infectious Disease Business Continuity Management
  15. Preparing for a BCMS (ISO 22301) 1st, 2nd or 3rd Party Audit
  16. Managing Stakeholder Engagement – Business Continuity Management
  17. Contingency Planning and Incident Management
  18. Civil Disturbance Business Continuity Management
  19. Mass Casualty Events Business Continuity Management
  20. Intellectual Property and Sensitive Information Business Continuity
  21. The Crisis Management Protocol
  22. The Incident Notification System (SITREP)
  23. The Transition and Recovery Plan
  24. The Crisis Event File and Dossier
  25. Managing Intimidation and Death Threats
  26. Roles and Responsibilities – Crisis Management Incident Commander
  27. Roles and Responsibilities – Human Resources
  28. Roles and Responsibilities – Legal Counsel
  29. Roles and Responsibilities – Corporate Communications
  30. Roles and Responsibilities – Finance
  31. Roles and Responsibilities – HSE or EH&S
  32. Roles and Responsibilities – IT
  33. Roles and Responsibilities – Facilities
  34. Roles and Responsibilities – Security
  35. Roles and Responsibilities – Operations and Projects
  36. Roles and Responsibilities – Business Continuity Lead
  37. Roles and Responsibilities – The Recorder
  38. Roles and Responsibilities – The Trip Team Leader
  39. Action and Evidence – A Results and Proof Based Approach
  40. Command and Control for Leaders
  41. Family Liaison and Management During and Following a Crisis
  42. Role of the Security Focal Point and Business Continuity Representative
  43. A Manager’s Approach to Conflict Resolution: Avoidance and Response
  44. Establishing and Sustaining a Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Program
  45. Project Management: The Design and Development of an ISO 22301 BCMS
  46. Active Shooter and Armed Aggressor Business Continuity Management
  47. Activating, Launching, and Implementing an ISO 22301 BCMS
  48. Political Risk Management and Business Continuity Management
  49. Ethical and Appropriate Conduct Business Continuity Management
  50. After Action Reviews and Knowledge Management
  51. Developing a Risk Register and Treatment Plan
  52. Stakeholder and Relationship Management
  53. Understanding and Protecting Against Reputational Risk
  54. Resilience and the Art of Influencing Decisions
  55. Emergency Communications: Principles and Practices
  56. An Introduction to Guard Force Management: Mission, Roles, and Professional Standards
  57. Risk Management as a Business Enabler

The goal is to quickly build effective and confident knowledge whether through a structured learning journey or by accessing knowledge to address an immediate need to better protect people, operations, information, facilities, assets, and the reputation of the organization.

Workplace Violence and Armed Aggressor Program

The program addresses the learning and exercising needs of senior executives and specialists, site, program, or country managers, as well as staff across a broad range of physical and psychological risk areas.

For all staff the program includes:

  1. Workplace Bullying and Harassment for Staff
  2. Active Shooter and Armed Aggressor Training for Staff
  3. Workplace Violence and Active Shooter Training for Staff
  4. Workplace Conflict Resolution for Staff

For executives, site or program managers, and Human Resource specialists the program includes:

  1. Workplace Violence for Managers
  2. Managing Armed Aggressor and Active Shooter Threats
  3. A Manager’s Approach to Conflict Resolution: Avoidance and Response for Senior Leaders
  4. Managing Intimidation and Death Threats for Leaders
Local incident and crisis leadership tabletop simulation-based exercising is also available in multiple languages.

Traveler Security, Safety, and Cultural Awareness Program

The program is designed as a mutually supportive, multi-language, and organizationally consistent suite of modules which address a wide range of content through condensed modules spanning security and safety awareness, as well as cultural sensitivity themes. The program can provide individual components of learning, or it can be packaged as a series of courses. Content provides the opportunity for both structured learning pathways, as well as the ability to meet just-in-time training needs. The program is also directly aligned to complementary immersive video game solutions to exercise and validate the application of knowledge.

Female and LGBTQIA Security Awareness Program

This program can be accessed as a complete package, or it can be applied to those most at risk. The modularized approach included both blended and standalone options.

Women are subject to both the safety and security risks faced by any person at home or abroad, but also face unique risks where social, cultural, and gender inequality differences may be present. By being situationally aware of the sometimes marked cultural and legal differences which can expose women to significant risk, they can better understand how their dress, actions, marital status, and behavior can increase or reduce their profile and personal risks. This course provides actionable insights into the unique risks women face, as well as self-help measures to identify, assess, avoid, and react to personal security risks.

The LGBTQIA community is often targeted, with many governments and communities harassing, detaining, arresting, imprisoning, or physically assaulting members of the community. By understanding the risks then individuals can better research the unique hazards they may face, and so make knowledge-led decisions regarding whether an activity is worth the risk – and if it is – then by what means can risks be better controlled. Where a threat does materialize, then the training can also offer timely and effective measures to react to a threat, and ideally reduce the impacts.

Family Liaison Officer’s Training Program

In emotionally charged situations where information is often at risk of mishandling, the Family Liaison Officer forms the bridge between families and the organization, providing support to the family of staff who may be at risk, or may have been killed, injured, or kidnapped, while also protecting wider organizational business, litigation, operational, and reputational interests.

The online program includes:

  1. Family Liaison and Management During and Following a Crisis
  2. Natural Disaster Management and Business Continuity
  3. Kidnap and Ransom Business Contingency Management
  4. Extortion, Intimidation, and Coercion Business Continuity Management
  5. Detention, Arrest, and Exit Denial Business Continuity Management
  6. Fatality and Repatriation Business Continuity Management
  7. Pandemic, Epidemic, and Infectious Disease Business Continuity Management
  8. Civil Disturbance Business Continuity Management
  9. Mass Casualty Events Business Continuity Management
  10. Managing Intimidation and Death Threats: Action and Evidence – A Results and Proof Based Approach
  11. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Recognizing the Symptoms and Managing the Effects
  12. Active Shooter and Armed Aggressor Business Continuity Management
  13. After Action Reviews and Knowledge Management
  14. Developing a Risk Register and Treatment Plan
  15. Stakeholder and Relationship Management
  16. Emergency Communications: Principles and Practices – includes tabletop simulation based exercising options.
The goal is to quickly build effective and confident knowledge for those performing the role of a Family Liaison Officer, or those leaders involved in family liaison and management during and following a crisis.

Investigations Management Program

Investigations, whether related to fraud, corruption, or an ethical violation, are often led or supported by those with little or no formal investigative or policing experience. Whether leading or supporting an investigation, the ability to appropriately gather information and present the ‘facts’ is critical in determining whether a violation has occurred, it’s severity, the likely impact, and who is involved.

This course helps those assigned internal investigations roles to upskill on critical areas of knowledge common to investigations, including the planning and conduct of investigations, interviewing techniques, and evidence handling to preserve evidential integrity. The program includes:

  1. Forensic Interviews: Investigations Management
  2. Evidence, Gathering, and Presentation: Investigations Management
  3. Fraud and Corruption Business Continuity Management
  4. Managing Intimidation and Death Threats
  5. Action and Evidence: A Results and Proof Based Approach
  6. A Manager’s Approach to Conflict Resolution: Avoidance and Response
  7. After Action Reviews and Knowledge Management
  8. Developing a Risk Register and Treatment Plan
  9. Stakeholder and Relationship Management
  10. Emergency Communications: Principles and Practices
  11. Ethical and Appropriate Conduct Business Continuity Management
  12. Investigating Ethical Misconduct Incidents
  13. Anti-Terrorist Financing and Support
The goal is to quickly build effective and confident knowledge for those performing investigations responsibilities, as well as those managing or supporting an investigation.

Security and Guard Force Management Program

The internationally certified and multilingual Security and Guard Force Management program is compliant with the VPSHR and ICoCA, and includes four integrated areas of knowledge production and exercising:

  1. Guard Force Management x12 modules.
  2. Guard Force Emergency Management x17 modules.
  3. Guard Force Individual Skills x16 modules.
  4. Guard Force Management Exercising x14 off-the-shelf exercises.

The program is designed to meet the needs of all levels of corporate, regional, country, and site security risk management, specific guard force management requirements, operational guard force supervision practices, and tactical guard force skills. The program is complemented by an exercise simulation component which provides tabletop simulation exercises against which managers can apply context driven knowledge and skills to enable better decision-making during an incident. The program can be adopted as a multi-learner program, offering a career development pathway as individuals grow personally and professionally; or it can be used to address specific bands or areas of technical knowledge.

The goal is to quickly build effective and confident knowledge for those leading, working within, or managing security operations and guard force services. The program also offers a pathway for professional development within the security organization.

Event Risk Management Course

The Event Risk Management (ERM) program helps event managers and organizations to successfully plan complex events with risks to people, information, activities, facilities, and reputation in mind. Our program looks specifically at planning and running high-profile, contentious, or large-scale events; as well as the requirements for:

  1. Critical Incident Reporting (Pre-Planned Responses)
  2. Critical Incident Management (Pre-Planned Responses)
  3. Roles and Responsibilities – The Trip Team Leader
  4. Action and Evidence: A Results and Proof Based Approach
  5. Command and Control for Leaders
  6. After Action Reviews and Knowledge Management
  7. Developing a Risk Register and Treatment Plan
  8. Stakeholder and Relationship Management
  9. Bomb and IED Threats for Managers: Managing Explosive Threats
  10. Event Safety and Security Management: Planning, Attending, or Conducting Events
  11. Event Risk Management: Dealing with Intrusive and Hostile Government Agencies
  12. Emergency Communications: Principles and Practices
  13. Hotel and Guesthouse Selection Strategies
  14. Family Liaison and Management During and Following a Crisis
  15. Youth Risk Management for Event Organizers
  16. An Introduction to Guard Force Management: Mission, Roles, and Professional Standards
The goal is to quickly build effective and confident knowledge for those leading or supporting with events where security and safety threats may be present.

Fleet Management and Safe Driver Training Program

The Fleet Management and Safe Driver Training program comes is multilingual and includes:

  1. An Introduction to Road Safety
  2. Understanding Road Hazards
  3. 1st Parade Vehicle Inspections
  4. The Cockpit Drill
  5. Safe and Secure Trip Planning
  6. Speed, Braking, and Distances
  7. Observations, Overtaking, Steering, and Gear Selection
  8. Safe Cornering Techniques
  9. Breakdowns, Accidents, and Emergencies
  10. Aggressive Driving
  11. Security threats
  12. Travel Risk Management: The Principles and Practice of Safe Travel
  13. Evaluating Driver Performance, Behavior, and Standards
  14. Driver and Fleet Management: Standards, Training, and Processes
  15. Motorcyclist Safety Awareness
  16. UTV and Quad Bike Safety
The goal is to quickly build effective and confident fleet management and safe driver skills to reduce risky driving practices and accidents and enhance the performance of the fleet.

Youth Risk Management Program

Organizations working with children and young adolescents assume the role of in loco parentis while young people are under their charge. This Youth Risk Management program seeks to train multiple learner groups involved with young people to identify, assess, mitigate, avoid, and react to a wide range of potential threats. The program includes:

  1. Crisis Communications and Media Management
  2. Action and Evidence – A Results and Proof Based Approach
  3. Command and Control for Leaders
  4. Family Liaison and Management During and Following a Crisis
  5. After Action Reviews and Knowledge Management
  6. Developing a Risk Register and Treatment Plan
  7. Stakeholder and Relationship Management
  8. Emergency Communications: Principles and Practices
  9. Youth Risk Business Resiliency and Continuity Management
  10. Youth Risk Management Guidelines for Trip Team Leaders
  11. Youth Risk Management and Emergency Response Guidelines
  12. Youth Risk Management for Event Organizers
  13. Safety and Security Briefings for Adults and Youths
  14. Youth Risk Management Codes of Conduct for Adults
  15. Youth Risk Management Codes of Conduct for Young People
The goal is to quickly build an effective Youth Risk Management program through credible knowledge and skills to protect (and evidence the protection of) young people, their families, staff, and the wider interests of the organization.

Schools Security and Crisis Management Program

Sigma7 brings over a decade of specialist expertise of working closely with schools’ authorities, both at the state and district levels, including for the school authorities of VA, DC, PA, and NC. Sigma7 provides accelerated and sustainable capacity building solutions through our highly effective and standards aligned resilience, security, and emergency management document system, as well as our Train the Trainer Master Instructor Schools Security (MISS) and School Emergency Management Exercising (SEM) programs.

 

Our solution is highly effective in providing both districts and schools with the document systems and training and exercising resources needed to address humanmade and natural risks – protecting students, teaching and support staff, parents, facilities, and educational activities.

 

We enable the rapid and sustainable internalization of knowledge and skills – allowing districts and schools to build and maintain (and replicate as new schools are built) codified standards and practices and training and exercising programs through innovative and blended learning solutions. The ability to develop – and critically sustain – knowledge and skills within multiple learner groups within the school is critical to understand, mitigate and respond effectively to security incidents.

 

·     MISS Program: Our solution addresses over 16 operational and tactical microlearning modules (10-20mins each) focused on multiple high-impact and fast-burn risks, enabling a core cadre of school Master Instructors to train, quality and equip (with all training content and instructor tutorial videos provided) other district and school instructors.

·   School Emergency Management (SEM) Program: While the MISS program builds tactical knowledge within teaching staff, support staff, SROs, bus drivers, parents, and students, the SEM program is focused specifically on the district crisis management team and individual school emergency management teams. The SEM Train the Trainer program addresses key areas of knowledge on resilience and emergency management, while also offering multiple simulation exercises to test and validate the application of multi-stakeholder knowledge.