Annual Course Calendar - Association of European Police Colleges

Annual Course Calendar
2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Austrian Sicherheitsakademie
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Rights of Victims
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 Study Visits Info
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Course descriptor is in German language. There are only two additional seats for AEPC
members available. Applications in an informal way have to be sent via e-mail to
[email protected] and CC to [email protected]
Belgian Police College
 School Shooting Incidents
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 Basic Communication skills
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 Common Curriculum Europol
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 Gold Commander Course
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 Basic Generic Training (Mission Predeployment)
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France, Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Police (ENSP)
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Management of Change
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Islam and Radicalism
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(Course descriptor attached both in English and French language)
German Police University
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Police on the Web 2.0 (Basics)
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Police on the Web 2.0 – New Media and Crime / Crime on the Internet
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Cross-Border Traffic Control in a Common European Traffic Area
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Strategy and Tactics to Cope with Operational Situations
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Migration, Illegal Immigrant Smuggling, Trade in Human Beings: …
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Politically Motivated Crime
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Police Leadership and Management
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Present Forms and Strategic Aspects of Fighting Organised Crime
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Drug Crime
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Present Medical Developments in the Police Medical Service
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Managing Operational Incidents to Fight Politically Motivated Crime
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Innovations in Police Technology
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Current Problem Areas in Police Top Management
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Criminal Strategy
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The complete course calendar and detailed information to above listed courses (also
in German and French language) are available on the website www.dhpol.de
Hungary, National University of Public Service, Faculty of Law Enforcement
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Police and Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters in the European Union
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The History and Structure of the Hungarian Police
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Mediation and Restorative Justice
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Challenges tax and customs administration are facing
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Lithuanian Police School
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Professional English language course for Police officers B1
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Professional English language course for Police officers B2
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Crime within and against ethnic groups
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Drug Crime
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Fight against Corruption
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MEPA
Course descriptor is in German language. Applications in an informal way have to be
sent via e-mail to [email protected] and CC to [email protected]
Police Academy of the Netherlands
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Meeting the Police Education Below Sea Level (light version)
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Meeting the Police Education Below Sea Level (long version)
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Poland, Police Academy in Szczytno
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Commanding Police Operations during Crisis Situations
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Swedish National Police Academy
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Analysis of phenomena within strategic criminal intelligence operations
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Scrutiny and classification of child pornography materials
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Basic IT-forensic training
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IT-forensic overview
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Prevention and detection of violent endorsement radicalisation on
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local level (train-the-trainers concept)
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Special Police Tactics – crowd control
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Italy, Interagency Law Enforcement College of Advanced Studies
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Advanced Training Course for Senior Police Officers
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Training Course for police officers responsible for special anti-drug units
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 Crime Analysis Training Course ( 1st level)
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Police Academy of Montenegro
 Training of police officers for sensitive work with the LGBT community
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 Albanian basic course
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 Regional conference on illegal immigrations (in co-operation with DCAF)
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 Application form
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Switzerland: no special courses; police officers interested in attending an ordinary Swiss
course and if they speak enough German, French or Italian to really participate, are
always welcome to sign up for courses published on the website www.institut-police.ch
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Opferrechte - Workshop zur opfergerechten Ermittlungsarbeit
Zielgruppe:
Bedienstete der Sicherheitsexekutive, die häufig mit Opfern von Straftaten –
insbesondere mit Opfern von Gewaltdelikten – zu tun haben;
es wird erwartet, dass die Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer bereit sind, wesentliche
Seminarinhalte im Rahmen der dezentral durchgeführten Fortbildungsmaßnahmen
(Fortbildungstage) weiterzugeben
Ziele:
die Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer kennen die rechtliche Situation des
Opferschutzes, diskutieren mögliche psychologische Auswirkungen auf die Opfer von
Straftaten und erweitern ihren diesbezüglichen Handlungsspielraum unter
Berücksichtigung der bestehenden Opferschutzeinrichtungen
Inhalte:
Situation des Opfers aus psychologischer Sicht; Rechtslage; Opferschutzeinrichtungen
und deren Aufgaben; Schnittstelle und Zusammenarbeit mit der Polizei
Termin:
26. - 28.05.2014
(Beginn 1. Tag: 09:00 Uhr)
Ende der Bewerbungsfrist:
17.03.2014
Ort:
BZS Wien, Lehrsaal 135
Marokkanergasse 4
1030 Wien
Vortragende:
Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter der Opferhilfeorganisation „Weisser Ring“
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Study visits infos
Name of the Police Training Institution
Original name
Bundesministerium für Inneres - Sicherheitsakademie (SIAK)
English translation
Federal Ministry of the Interior - Sicherheitsakademie (SIAK)
Location address
Original version
Postal address: A-1014 Vienna, Herrengasse 7
Address vor visitors: A-1030 Vienna, Marokkanergasse 4
Main activities of the PTI (short description)
Kind of activities
all kind of general training (no special training for criminal police,
intelligence, squads, dog handlers, alpinists)
Level of education
all levels
Specialised training
Working languages
German
Type of visits
Groups
Yes
No
Individuals
Yes
No
Accommodation at the PTI
Yes
No
Meals at the PTI
Yes
No
breakfast
lunch
dinner
Supplement of information
Guest rooms in the guest house of Vienna Police can be
offered, if available. All meals are on participants expenses (breakfast: 3,50 €, lunch: 4.80 €
Travel access
by plane – name of the airport
Vienna Airport
by train – name of the station(s)
Vienna
by car or bus
Location map
Contact
Federal Ministry for the Interior - Sicherheitsakademie
Unit for International Affairs, A-1014 Vienna, Herrengasse 7
E-Mail: [email protected] or [email protected]
Tel: +43 1 53126 4852
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Name of the Police Academy
Belgian Police College
Course title
School shooting incidents ("AMOK")
Date
To be determined by end January
Duration
1 day
Contents
- Experiences from abroad;
- The situation in Belgium;
- AMOK working group;
- Tactical processes;
- AMOK tactical concept;
- Legal considerations.
Objectives
- To strengthen the police's attention towards AMOK;
- To highlight to importance of a quick intervention;
- To highlight the AMOK threat in the light of events in Belgium and abroad;
- To understand the mission, work and recommendations of the AMOK working
group;
- To learn the methodology to efficiently address AMOK incidents;
- To apply the relevant techniques for AMOK interventions;
- To raise awareness about the preparatory and prevention rules that ca be
implemented at local level.
Deadline for registration
Min. 2 weeks before the start of the course.
Place
Belgian Police College - Brussels
Languages
French - Dutch
Fee
No registration fee.
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Number of Participants
max. 300
Target group
Senior Police Officers
Information and Registration
Gaëlle Bistiaux
Tel: +32 2 42 70 05
Mobile: +32 473 65 02 25
Email: [email protected]
Accommodation
Basic comfort single rooms available within the police compound (free of charge,
according to availabilities).
Catering
Breakfast and lunch available in the police compound (about 5€/meal). Many snacks
and restaurants in the surroundings.
Extra Costs
/
Additional Remarks
/
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Name of the Police Academy
Belgian Police College
Course title
Basic Communication skills
Date
To be determined by end January
Duration
3 days
Contents
- Formal and informal communication;
- The communication scheme;
- Systematic communication approach;
- Communication traps;
Verbal and non-verbal communication;
- Active listening;
Assertiveness and self-confidence;
- Metacommunication.
Objectives
- To apply basic communication principles;
- To describe verbal and non-verbal communication limits;
- To explain links between communication and HRM projects within he police;
- To implement basic communication skills.
Deadline for registration
Min. 2 weeks before the start of the course.
Place
Belgian Police College - Brussels
Languages
French - Dutch
Fee
No registration fee.
Number of Participants
max. 15
Target group
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Senior Police Officers
Information and Registration
Gaëlle Bistiaux
Tel: +32 2 42 70 05
Mobile: +32 473 65 02 25
Email: [email protected]
Accommodation
Basic comfort single rooms available within the police compound (free of charge,
according to availabilities).
Catering
Breakfast and lunch available in the police compound (about 5€/meal). Many snacks
and restaurants in the surroundings.
Extra Costs
/
Additional Remarks
/
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Name of the Police Academy
Belgian Police College
Course title
Basic Generic Training (Mission predeployment)
Date
To be determined by end January
Duration
10 days (two consecutive weeks)
Contents
Objectives
Deadline for registration
Min. 2 weeks before the start of the course.
Place
Belgian Police College - Brussels
Languages
English
Fee
No registration fee.
Number of Participants
max. 24
Target group
Senior Police Officers willing to be deployed in a EU/UN mission.
Information and Registration
Gaëlle Bistiaux
Tel: +32 2 42 70 05
Mobile: +32 473 65 02 25
Email: [email protected]
Accommodation
Basic comfort single rooms available within the police compound (free of charge,
according to availabilities).
Catering
Breakfast and lunch available in the police compound (about 5€/meal). Many snacks
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and restaurants in the surroundings.
Extra Costs
/
Additional Remarks
/
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Name of the Police Academy
Belgian Police College
Course title
Gold Commander Course
Date
To be determined by end January
Duration
13 days (NOT in a row)
Contents
- Leading and coordinating police actions on one or several districts/provinces;
Taking and implementing strategic decisions, taking all actors into account
(organisers, authorities, emergency services,…).
Objectives
At the end of the training, participants will be able to:
- Determine strategic objectives and expected results;
- Determine risk levels and tolerance limits;
- Collect and analyse information;
- Develop police plans and tactics;
- Present structured strategic briefings;
- Validate bronze and silver plans;
- Plan internal and external communication.
Deadline for registration
Min. 2 weeks before the start of the course.
Place
Belgian Police College - Brussels
Languages
French - Dutch
Fee
No registration fee.
Number of Participants
max. 25
Target group
Senior Police Officers preparing to reach the Gold Commandement level.
Information and Registration
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Gaëlle Bistiaux
Tel: +32 2 42 70 05
Mobile: +32 473 65 02 25
Email: [email protected]
Accommodation
Basic comfort single rooms available within the police compound (free of charge,
according to availabilities).
Catering
Breakfast and lunch available in the police compound (about 5€/meal). Many
snacks and restaurants in the surroundings.
Extra Costs
/
Additional Remarks
/
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Name of the Police Academy
Belgian Police College
Course title
Basic Generic Training (Mission predeployment)
Date
14-25 April 2014
13-24 October 2014
Duration
10 days (two consecutive weeks)
Contents
- Conflicy cycle;
- EU / UN missions: structure, mandate, procedures,…
- Mentoring and advising;
- Code of conduct;
- Stress management;
- Mine awareness;
- Land navigation and radio communication;
- International rule of law;
- Human Rights;
- Women and children in armed conflicts;
- Mediation and negotiation;
- Interviews;
- ….
Objectives
During this basic training, participants will:
- Understand the conflict cycle;
- Get detailed knowledge of the functioning of EU (and UN) missions;
- Learn about the main challenges and issues faced during a mission, both at
professional and personal levels;
- Identify all partners in a mission and how to work with them;
- Exchange will colleagues who already have mission experience;
-¨Prepare for the mission interviews
Deadline for registration
Min. 2 weeks before the start of the course.
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Place
Belgian Police College - Brussels
Languages
English
Fee
No registration fee.
Number of Participants
max. 24
Target group
Senior Police Officers willing to be deployed in a EU/UN mission.
Information and Registration
Gaëlle Bistiaux
Tel: +32 2 42 70 05
Mobile: +32 473 65 02 25
Email: [email protected]
Accommodation
Basic comfort single rooms available within the police compound (free of charge,
according to availabilities).
Catering
Breakfast and lunch available in the police compound (about 5€/meal). Many snacks
and restaurants in the surroundings.
Extra Costs
/
Additional Remarks
/
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Name of the Police Academy
Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Police
Course title
Management of change
Date
2 to 3 December 2014
Duration
2 days
Contents and objectives
To identify the resistance mechanisms related to any form of change.
To identify the factors and conditions for a successful change.
To address issues in proper time, to define a strategy and design a strategic
planning according to the different types of change.
To take benefit from exchange of experience and good practice.
Deadline for registration
One month prior to the activity
Place
Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Police
Saint Cyr au Mont d’Or (close to Lyon)
France
Languages
French
Fee
Number of Participants
2 seats for participants from outside the French police service
Target group
Top police executives involved in the management of organizations.
A good command of the French language is required.
Information and Registration
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CONTACT ENSP
Superintendents' education department
Ms Dominique LAMBERT
Tel + 33 (0)4 72 53 18 73
Accommodation
50 €/overnight
Catering
40 €/day
Extra Costs
(optional) domestic transport : 20 €/course
Additional Remarks
none
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Nom de l’académie de police
École Nationale Supérieure de la Police
Intitulé
Conduire et accompagner le changement
Date
Du 2 au 3 décembre 2014
Durée
2 jours
Contenus et objectifs
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Décrypter les mécanismes de résistance inhérents à la mise en œuvre de
tout changement.
Identifier les leviers d'action et les conditions de réussite du changement :
Se poser les bonnes questions au bon moment, définir une stratégie et un
plan d'accompagnement adaptés à différentes situations de changement
Bénéficier d'échanges d'expériences et de bonnes pratiques.
Date butoir d’inscription
Un mois avant le stage
Lieu
Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Police
Saint Cyr au Mont d’Or (à côté de Lyon)
France
Langue
Français
Honoraires
Nombre de participants
2 places sont réservées à des participants extérieurs à la Police Nationale française
Public visé
Directeurs de Services, au grade de contrôleur général ou équivalent.
Une bonne pratique de la langue française est requise.
Informations et inscriptions
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CONTACT ENSP
Département des formations des Commissaires de Police
MME Dominique LAMBERT
Tel + 33 (0)4 72 53 18 73
Hébergement
50 €/nuit
Restauration
40 €/jour
Coûts supplémentaires
(en option) transports sur place : 20 €/stagiaire
Précisions complémentaires
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Name of the Police Academy
Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Police
Course title
Islam and radicalism
Date
1 to 16 october 2014
Duration
4 days
Contents
Objectives
To get acquainted with the main principles of Islam through the contribution of
experts on the following topics :
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the basics of Islam,
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the landscape of militant Islam in France,
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various forms of Islamist radicalization in Europe,
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the radical expression and its vectors,
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radical Islam in prison,
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addressing radicalization,
Deadline for registration
7One month prior to the activity
Place
Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Police
Saint Cyr au Mont d’Or (close to Lyon)
France
Languages
French
Fee
None
Number of Participants
3 seats for participants from outside the French police service
Target group
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Commanding officers from all ranks.
A good command of the French language is required.
Information and Registration
CONTACT ENSP
Superintendents' education department
Ms Dominique LAMBERT
Tel + 33 (0)4 72 53 18 73
Accommodation
50 €/overnight
Catering
40 €/day
Extra Costs
(optional) domestic transport : 20 €/course
Additional Remarks
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Nom de l’académie de police
Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Police
Intitulé
Islam et radicalisme
Date
Du 14 au 16 octobre 2014
Durée
4 jours
Contenus
Objectifs
Intégrer les grands principes de l'Islam à travers l'intervention d'experts sur :
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les fondamentaux de l'Islam
le paysage de l'Islam militant en France
sociologie des modes contemporains d'appartenance à l'Islam
le discours radicaliste et ses vecteurs
imaginaires et dynamiques de nouvelles contestations dans le monde
musulman
les finances islamiques
Date butoir d’inscription
Un mois avant le stage
Lieu
Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Police
Saint Cyr au Mont d’Or (à côté de Lyon)
France
Langue
Français
Honoraires
Nombre de participants
2 places réservées à des participants extérieurs à la Police Nationale française
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Public visé
Commissaires de police ou commandants de police chefs de services, ou leurs
équivalents. Une bonne pratique de la langue française est requise.
Informations et inscriptions
CONTACT ENSP
Département des formations des Commissaires de Police
MME Dominique LAMBERT
Tel + 33 (0)4 72 53 18 73
Hébergement
50 €/nuit
Restauration
40 €/jour
Coûts supplémentaires
(en option) transports sur place : 20 €/stagiaire
Précisions complémentaires
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Crime
No. 02 / 01 / 13 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Police on the Web 2.0 ‐ New Media and Crime / Cybercrime [See also: No. 01 / 01 / 01 / 2014: Police and Social media ‐ Police and Social media under operational and tactical aspects No. 03 / 04 / 26 / 2014: Police on the Web 2.0 ‐ Aspects of prevention in connection with new media No. 07 / 01 / 43 / 2014: Police and Social media ‐ Basics seminar No. 08 / 04 / 50 / 2014: Police and Social media ‐ Public relations with special reference to new media Dates: 08.12., 14:00 ‐ 10.12.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Number of participants: 80 Objectives: Participants will learn about and analyse forms, extent and development trends of crime in connection with new media as well as present prevention and control strategies including the ensuing challenges for leading police officers. Main topics: • Aspects of operative strategies to fight cybercrime • Use of the Internet by the police – legal and other limits • Police investigations of social networks and exchange of views about prevailing regulations resulting from experiences made up to now • New media and organisational development • Present situation Target group: Leading police officers and their international counterparts, public prosecutors and judges Organisational hints: Seminars of the series “Police and Social Media / Police on the Web 2.0“ are independent activities. Participation in the basics seminar is no compulsory prerequisite for admission to seminar 2 –5. The combination of various seminars, i.e. repeated participation within the seminar series is however possible. An overlapping of seminar contents shall be avoided, individual aspects may however be treated in various seminars of the series. Course manager / organisation: Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Udo Renneke, Department of Criminalistics – Basics of Criminal Strategy Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Norbert Pöggeler Department of Criminalistics – Phenomenon‐Related Criminal Strategy Seminar language: German 25
No. 02 / 04 / 16 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Present Forms and Strategic Aspects of Fighting Organised Crime Dates: 30.06., 14:00 ‐ 02.07.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Number of participants: 80 Objectives: Participants will analyse forms of organised crime under national and international aspects, assess their threat potential and discuss preventive and repressive counter strategies. Main topics: • Present forms of organised crime (national and international) • The situation of organised crime in Germany • Counter measures / deficiencies • Possibilities and forms of international cooperation (e.g. organised crime in and from Russia) • Rocker crime (international development, international counter measures) • Cybercrime • OC situation EUROPOL (EU‐SOCTA) 2013 (if published) and backgrounds as well as cooperation with EUROPOL Target group: Leading police officers, particularly heads of criminal police offices with a leading role in fighting organised crime, judges and public prosecutors as well as staff members of the ministries of the interior and justice departments, of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution responsible for fighting organised crime as well as their international counterparts. Course manager / organisation: Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Matthias Zeiser, Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Norbert Pöggeler, Department of Criminalistics – Phenomenon‐Related Criminal Strategy Seminar language: German 26
No. 02 / 05 / 17 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Drug Crime Dates: 03.09., 14:00 ‐ 05.09.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Number of participants: 80 Objectives: Participants will discuss international and national developments in the field of drug crime, gain knowledge from recent scientific studies on drug crime and discuss the continuation of national and international anti‐drug policies. Main topics: • National/international situation • Consideration of present phenomena and developments • Cooperation between police / judiciary / customs duty (e.g. telecommunications surveillance, lawsuits) • International cooperation (e.g. “mirror proceedings“, JIT) shown by selected cases • Present developments in criminal law and criminal law proceedings, in narcotics law and jurisdiction Target group: Leading police and customs officers as well as customs investigation officers tasked with the fight against drug crime, representatives of the judiciary Course manager / organisation: Ltd. Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Klaus Welter, Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Udo Renneke, Department of Criminalistics – Basics of Criminal Strategy Seminar language: German 27
No. 02 / 06 / 18 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Criminal Strategy Dates: 05.11., 14:00 ‐ 07.11.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Number of participants: 80 Objectives: Seminar participants will discuss present crime‐strategic aspects of fighting crime and crime‐
tactical problems of relevance for police chiefs and explore the resulting consequences for the planning of crime‐combating strategies. Main topics: • Optimisation of open / undercover operations • Concepts and experiences to improve the conditions for fighting crime • National / international cooperation with internal and external authorities • “best practice“‐examples Target group: Leading police officers dealing with the planning of crime control strategies, public prosecutors, representatives of criminological / criminalistics research institutions Course manager / organisation: Ltd. Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Klaus Welter, Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Udo Renneke , Department of Criminalistics – Basics of Criminal Strategy Seminar language: German 28
No. 02 / 07 / 19 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Politically Motivated Crime Dates: 11.06., 14:00 ‐ 13.06.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Number of participants: 80 Objectives: Participants will analyse present forms and backgrounds of politically motivated crime in Germany including its international connections, assess its threat potential and discuss preventive and repressive control strategies. Main topics: • National and international crime situation • Preventive and repressive crime control strategies • Criminal policy aspects Target group: Leading police officers, judges, public prosecutors as well as members of the ministries of the interior and judiciary, of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, of the Federal Intelligence Service responsible for politically motivated crime as well as their international counterparts. Course manager / organisation: Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Norbert Pöggeler, Department of Criminalistics ‐ Phenomenon‐Related Criminal Strategy Polizeidirektor im Hochschuldienst Andreas Grosser, Department of Police‐Related Crisis Management Seminar language: German 29
No. 02 / 08 / 20 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Present Developments in International Cooperation in the Field of Crime Fighting Dates: 21.05., 14:00 ‐ 23.05.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Number of participants: 60 Objectives: Participants will discuss international and national developments in connection with the present challenges of international cooperation in the fight against crime. The participants will gain knowledge on legal conditions and discuss the requirements and decisive factors by referring to selected problems and/or examples. Main topics: • Survey of the situation of international cooperation • Consideration of present phenomena and situations in selected fields of crime • Cooperation between police/judiciary/national customs offices • Challenges of international cooperation (e.g. “mirror proceedings“, JIT) shown by selected examples. • Present developments in the relevant fields of law Target group: Leading police officers Course manager / organisation: Ltd. Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Klaus Welter, Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Udo Renneke, Department of Criminalistics – Basics of Criminal Strategy 30
No. 02 / 09 / 21 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Strategy and Tactics of Negotiation Groups Dates: 16.07., 14:00 ‐ 18.07.2014, 12:00 ‐ The seminar is offered every two years ‐ Venue: DHPol Category: seminar, function‐related (international) Number of participants: 60 Objective: Participants shall analyse, discuss and evaluate present strategic and tactical aspects as well as concepts of the work of negotiation groups. Main topics: • Strategy and tactics of leading negotiations (among others: new media, terrorism situations) • Problem‐oriented presentation seen from the point of view of negotiation groups of ‐ hostage takings and threats ‐ kidnappings ‐ serious cases of blackmailing ‐ operations in connection with terrorist threats ‐ evaluation of amok threats • Developments and possibilities in the field of training and further training • Staff selection procedure • Level‐specific exchange of views Target group: Leaders of negotiation groups, police leaders responsible for negotiations during operational incidents, psychologists involved in the work of negotiation groups Course manager / organisation: Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Matthias Zeiser, Faculty of Criminalistics – Phenomenon‐Related Criminal Strategy Polizeidirektor im Hochschuldienst Ingo Dudenhausen, Faculty of Serious Crime Management Seminar language: German 31
No. 02 / 10 / 22 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Undercover Personal and Technical Investigations – Possibilities and Limits Dates: 04.08., 14:00 ‐ 06.08.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Participants: 80 Objective: Participants will learn about, discuss and assess present legal, technical and tactical developments in the field of undercover investigations. Main topics: • Use of undercover investigators • Use of confidants • Use of non‐overtly investigating police officers • Cooperation with authorities responsible for the protection of the constitution • Experiences gained in the field of NSU investigations • Technical developments in the field of undercover investigations • Undercover investigations in connection with cybercrime • Legal conditions Target group: Senior police officers and their international counterparts, customs officers and officers responsible for the protection of the constitution commissioned with the conduct of undercover investigations, public prosecutors Course manager / organisation: Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Matthias Zeiser, Faculty of Criminalistics – Phenomenon‐Related Criminal Strategy Ltd Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Klaus Welter, Faculty of Criminalistics – Basics of Criminal Strategy Seminar language: German 32
No. 04 / 02 / 28 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): European Road Traffic Safety Work – New Challenges and Ways Dates: 10.03., 14:00 ‐ 12.03.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Participants: 80 Objective: Against the background of the specific geographic position of Germany participants will be informed about cross‐border prospects of European road traffic safety work and its implementation at the national level. Main topics: • Requirement of an enforcement guideline at the European level • Requirement of a road traffic safety agency at the European level • Objectives and functioning of the new Land Transport Security Expert Group of DG MOVE Target group: Senior officers from ministries and senate administrations as well as senior police officers from Europe responsible for road traffic safety, transportation lecturers from police training institutions as well as representatives from institutions commissioned with road traffic safety tasks Course manager / organisation: Polizeidirektor im Hochschuldienst Heinz Albert Stumpen, N.N., Department of Transportation Sciences Seminar language: German 33
No. 05 / 02 / 30 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Current Problems in Police Top Management Dates: 20.10., 14:00 ‐ 22.10.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Participants: 80 Objective: Participants will learn about the law enforcement situation with regard to issues of conflict of national and international significance as well as major reasons for police operations. They will get the chance to discuss future scenarios in order to derive consequences for the field of internal security. Main topics: •
Analysis of present social developments •
National / international security discussions by considering selected police‐relevant situations •
Problem‐oriented discussion of police operations of considerable fundamental importance or international relevance •
Cross‐border cooperation during outstanding police operations •
Conceptions for controlling special crime and/or violence‐related phenomena •
Strategies and tactics to fight international terrorism •
Present situation of European security policy •
Factors influencing objective and subjective security •
Strategic orientation of the Länder police forces with regard to the 2011 – 2020 traffic safety scheme in Germany •
Role of private security services Target group: Inspector generals, Chief Superintendents of the Länder, Chief Detectives of the Länder, presidents/heads of the Federal Criminal Police Office and of the Criminal Police Offices of the Länder, heads of police authorities as well as comparable ranks from Germany and abroad. Course manager / organisation: Ltd. Polizeidirektor im Hochschuldienst Thomas Kubera, Department of Basics in Police Operations Research and Temporal Stages N. N. Seminar language: German 34
No. 05 / 04 / 32 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Police Leadership and Management Dates: 14.07., 14:00 ‐ 16.07.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Participants: 80 Objective: Participants will learn about present developments in the field of police leadership and management and reflect about them against the background of their leading functions in police authorities and offices. Main topics: • Strategic management, such as for example strategy development processes and their implications on leadership and management • HR Management • Quality management • Present developments in the fields of management, information management and digitization • Present developments in the fields of police leadership, among others leadership concepts, aspects of police leadership • Settings of police leadership, among others financial politics and debt ceiling Target group: Senior police officers Course manager / organisation: Regierungsdirektor Dr. Christian Barthel, Department of Police Management Studies Seminar language: German 35
Technology No. 06 / 01 / 41 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Innovations in Police Technology Dates: 01.09., 14:00 ‐ 03.09.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Participants: 80 Objective: Participants will analyse the situation and present concepts in the field of police technology, share their experience, discuss solutions and approaches towards problem solving as well as possibilities of European cooperation. Main topics: • Weapons and tools technology • ICT • Self Defence Technology • Safety Research • Traffic control technology Target group: Leading police officers (senior service or comparable) having to cope with operational incidents during which technical and operational tools have an important supportive function as well as leading police officers (senior service or comparable) from tactical and technological units. Course manager / organisation: Regierungsdirektor Dr. Gerd‐Dieter Wicke, N. N., Institute for Police Technology Seminar language: German 36
Law No. 07 / 01 / 43 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Police and Social Media (Basics seminar) [See also: No. 01 / 01 / 01 / 2014: Police and Social Media ‐ Social media under operational and tactical aspects No. 02 / 01 / 13 / 2014: Police on the Web 2.0 ‐ New media and crime / cybercrime No. 03 / 04 / 26 / 2014: Police on the Web 2.0 ‐ Aspects of prevention in connection with new media No. 08 / 04 / 50 / 2014: Police and Social Media ‐ Public relations with special reference to new media] Dates: 20.01., 14:00 ‐ 24.01.2014, 12:00 Venue: DHPol Category: Seminar, general introduction and function‐related further training seminar (international) Participants: 40 Objective: Participants will learn about forms, extent and development trends of crime in connection with new media as well as current prevention and control strategies and will assess the ensuing challenges for leading police officers. Main topics: Imparting of basic knowledge with reference to the following subjects  Investigative work  Operational strategies  Public relations  Recruiting junior officers  Legal aspects  Technology  Prevention  Society and ethics Target group: Leading police officers (senior service) and their counterparts from abroad, prosecutors and judges Organisational hints: Seminars of the ‘Police and Social Media / Police on the Web 2.0‘series are independent activities. Participation in the basics seminar is no compulsory prerequisite for admission to seminars 2 to 5. The combination of several seminars, i.e. repeated participation within the seminar series is possible. Course manager / organisation: Kriminaldirektor im Hochschuldienst Udo Renneke, Department of Criminalistics – Basics of Criminal Strategy N.N., Department of Criminal Law, Law of Criminal Procedure and Criminal Politics N.N., Department of Criminology and Interdisciplinary Crime Prevention Seminar language: German 37
No. 10 / 12 / 66 / 2014 Title of activity (central issue): Present Medical Developments in the Police Medical Service Dates: 00.00., 16:00 ‐ 00.00.2014, 12:00 (3 days) Venue: still to be determined Category: Seminar, function‐related (international) Participants: 80 Objective: Participants will exchange, compare and discuss their medical and organisational experiences and findings from all areas of work of the police medical service at federal and state level. Main topics: Issues such as determined during the 2013 conference for leading police physicians. Target group: (Leading) police physicians at federal and state level Course manager / organisation: Polizeidirektor André Konze, Office for Police Studies and Further Training N.N., Representative of police medical service Seminar language: German 38
Name of the Police Academy
National University of Public Service,
Faculty of Law Enforcement
Budapest, Hungaryt
Course title
Police and Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters in the European Union
Delivered by:
Dr. Judit NAGY PhD, pol. major, associate professor, acting head at the Department
of Constitutional and Public Administration Law, Institute of Criminal Science
Date
TBD in 2014
Duration
2 days
Contents
1. The place and role of Hungary in the international arena. (NATO and other kind of
relations. Some words about the public administration law, legal system,
constitutional structure, judicial structure, the structure of the public prosecution and
that of the municipalities of Hungary.)
2. The development of European integration. The main legal and institutional
characteristics of the EU. The process of development related to the former thirdpillar policies.
3. The impact of Lisbon Treaty on the everyday life and structure of the EU.
Perspectives and dilemmas. (Multi-speed Europe, enhanced cooperation,
exemption, etc. ).
4. The main characteristics of the police and judicial cooperation of the EU in
criminal matters: Policies related to Freedom, Security and Justice, EU Internal
Security Strategy, Stockholm Programme, Prüm Treaty, Swedish Initiative,
European Arrest Warrant, etc.
5. The mandate, structure and powers of the EU agencies: Europol, Eurojust, OLAF,
CEPOL.
6. Europol: SOCTA and TE-SAT reports, Analytical Workfiles, EU Policy cycle
7. The advantages and operation of joint investigation teams in the international
police cooperation.
8. The role of Hungary in the bloodstreams of the international cooperation in
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criminal matters (Centre for the International Cooperation in Criminal Matters).
Objectives
The participant will get an overview on the developments, priorities, future tendecies
and new instruments of the European police and judicial cooperation.
Deadline for registration
1 month prior to the course
Place
National University of Public Service
Faculty of Law Enforcement
1121 Budapest, Farkasvölgyi u. 12.
Languages
English
Fee
no
Target group
law enforcement officers, researchers and lecturers of the police academies
Information and Registration
dr. univ. Rita Kiss: [email protected]
Accommodation
National University of Public Service, Faculty of Law Enforcement,
Venue: 1121 Budapest, Farkasvölgyi u. 12
Dormitory: 5.000 HUF/person/night
Catering
at the participants' own cost
Extra Costs
no
Additional Remarks
The course will be held only for non-national participants.
Time Schedule of the 1st and 2nd day:
1st class: 09.00 - 10.30, coffee break: 10.30 - 11.00
2nd class: 11.00 - 12.30, lunch break: 12.30 - 14.00
3rd class: 14.00 - 15.30, short break: 15.30 - 15.45
4th class: 15.45 -17.15
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Name of the Police Academy
National University of Public Service,
Faculty of Law Enforcement
Budapest, Hungaryt
Course title
The History and Structure of the Hungarian Police. Training at the Hungarian Police
Delivered by:
Dr. habil. Andrea KOZÁRY, college professor,
Department of Applied Law Enforcement Science, Institute of Public Law
Enforcement and Applied Management Theory
Date
05-06 March in 2014
Duration
2 days
Contents
The history of the Hungarian Police, police training and education especially in the
aftermath of the Second World War. The police force of the present-day Hungary, its
past, the role of police in a democratic society, namely police officers have different
opinions about the importance of various aspects of their job. I will talk about the
activities and training of the Hungarian police officers, about the work of the
Department, the new BA and MA courses, and about the current questions of
policing and police reform (community police) in Hungary.
Objectives
The participant will be familiar with the history and philosophy of the Hungarian
police and with the training of the law enforcement officers.
The history and the metamorphosis of the Hungarian Law Enforcement
1. The beginnings: from the middle ages (11 – 18. century) until the civil society
2. From the absolutism until the compromise
3. Austrian-Hungarian Empire (Monarchy). Centralisation, 1881. acts, organisation of
the public security service (Budapest police) and local police in the country side,
(gendarmarie= constabulary) based on the French system. (independent national
police), crime prevention
4. 1918-1944. The monarchy disintegrated. Hungary became a kingdom without
king. (Governor Admiral Horthy) The politicians were focusing on revisionism. World
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War II.
5. 1690/ 1945. act: gendarmerie was abolished (first of all because its role in the
deportation) and the State Police were founded. A united, centralised and militarised
police force.
6. The State Security Authority: the dictatorship’s political police.
7. 1956. Revolution: Prime Minister Imre Nagy ordered the abolition of State Security
Authority on 28 October in his radio speech. 1957. 13. act: Workers’ Militia
8. The Hungarian transition period. The police were fundamentally reorganized.
Reform: decentralisation, depoliticise, demilitarisation.
9. 1994. 34. 2007. 88. 89. act.: The modern societies' safety and order must be a
product based on collective cooperation which is demanded and created by a lawabiding society itself. Integration of the Hungarian Police and Boarder Guard.
10.The sociological examinations: the transparency and accountability of all police
activities. The presence is one of the police's obligations. The professionalism is the
most important requirement.
11. Police Science. Community police or policing with the community?
12.The Hungarian Auxiliary Police: established in 1989 and brought under the
provisions of Act 52 of the Hungarian Parliament in 2006. It is composed of civilminded residents of the community who work together to improve the level of safety
and security in their community.
Deadline for registration
1 month prior to the course
Place
National University of Public Service
Faculty of Law Enforcement
1121 Budapest, Farkasvölgyi u. 12.
Languages
English
Fee
no
Number of Participants
Target group
law enforcement officers, researchers and lecturers of the police academies
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Information and Registration
dr. univ. Rita Kiss: [email protected]
Accommodation
National University of Public Service, Faculty of Law Enforcement,
Venue: 1121 Budapest, Farkasvölgyi u. 12
Dormitory: 5.000 HUF / night
Catering
at the participants' own cost
Extra Costs
no
Additional Remarks
The course will be held only for non-national participants.
05-06 March, 2014.
Time Schedule for both days
1st class: 09.00 - 10.30
coffe break: 10.30 - 11.00
2nd class: 11.00 - 12.30
lunch break: 12.30 - 14.00
3rd class: 14.00 - 15.30
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Name of the Police Academy
National University of Public Service,
Faculty of Law Enforcement
Budapest, Hungaryt
Course title
Mediation and Restorative Justice
Delivered by:
Dr. habil. Andrea KOZÁRY, college professor Department of Applied Law
Enforcement Science, Institute of Public Law Enforcement and Applied Management
Theory
Date
12-13 March, in 2014
Duration
2 days
Contents
In frame of this subject I will introduce the students the main results of the mediation
theories and practise. I'll pay attention to the main problems and possibilities of
solutions. We'll examine the aim, tasks, organisation, and feature of law
enforcement organisations. The teaching material discusses in great details the
prejudice and the views held against the minorities within the police.
Objectives
It is crucial to highlight the actuality of studying mediation, restorative justice. e.g.
The challenges of a multicultural society vs. a society with emerging minority groups.
A collection of the competencies (fairness, respect, tolerance, empathy,
responsibility, good communication) and how they can be achieved.
1-2. topic: Mediation and Restorative Justice: Definition.
I wish to approach the basic facts and questions of the citizenry’s everyday problems
from a pragmatic point of view according to mediation and restorative justice.
3-4. topic: The history
The history of the concept of restorative justice. It has been applied successfully by
Anglo-American research in relation to police-minority conflict and related problems.
5-6. topic: Prejudice and the philosophy of restorative justice
The philosophy of restorative justice is a suitable guide to criminal/sociological policy
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re-form and the restorative justice creates a closer link between attitudes based on
ethical or penal law considerations
7-8. topic: Victim-Offender
Criminal justice should serve justice for those involved in the conflict, whether the
offenders or the victims, so that the norm itself and its moral contents are
strengthened.
9-10-11-12 topic: „To bridge the gap”. Training
The role of mediators and police officers. Confidence and trust.
13-14. topic: National Strategy for Community Crime Prevention
prevention and reduction of juvenile crime; improving urban security; prevention of
vio-lence within the family; prevention of victimization, assisting and compensating
victims; prevention of recidivism.
15. topic: Summary and evaluation
Deadline for registration
1 month prior to the course
Place
National University of Public Service
Faculty of Law Enforcement
1121 Budapest, Farkasvölgyi u. 12.
Languages
English
Fee
no
Number of Participants
Target group
law enforcement officers, researchers and lecturers of the police academies
Information and Registration
dr. univ. Rita Kiss: [email protected]
Accommodation
National University of Public Service, Faculty of Law Enforcement,
Venue: 1121 Budapest, Farkasvölgyi u. 12
Dormitory: 5.000 HUF / night
Catering
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at the participants' own cost
Extra Costs
no
Additional Remarks
The course will be held only for non-national participants.
12-13 March, 2014.
Time Schedule for both days
1st class: 09.00 - 10.30
coffe break: 10.30 - 11.00
2nd class: 11.00 - 12.30
lunch break: 12.30 - 14.00
3rd class: 14.00 - 15.30
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Name of the Police Academy
National University of Public Service
Faculty of Law Enforcement
Department of Customs and Finance
Budapest, Hungary
Course title
Challenges tax and customs administration are facing
Delivered by the Department of Customs and Finance
Date
October 2014
Duration
2 days
Contents
1. Criminal and policing activities (prevention, detection, and investigation of
financial and economic crimes)
- Classic customs-related offences
- Breaching intellectual property rights
- Economic and financial crimes
- Money laundering
2. Tax and financial administration
- Controls, collects
- Cooperation with other tax authorities
3. Customs and excise administration
- Classification, customs value, origin
- Customs and Excise related IT Systems
4. The Hungarian Higher Education System related to Customs Officers, Tax and
Financial Investigators (In the Faculty of Law Enforcement of National University of
Public Service)
5. Mobile Control/In-depth Control
Objectives
The participant gets an overview on the developments, priorities, tendecies and
(new) instruments related to tax,customs and financial investigation.
Deadline for registration
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August 2014
Place
National University of Public Service
Faculty of Law Enforcement
12 Farkasvölgyi út,, 1121 Budapest
Languages
English
Fee
Number of Participants
Target group
Law enforcement officers especially customs/tax officers and financial investigators,
researchers and lecturers of the police academies.
Information and Registration
dr. univ. Rita Kiss: [email protected]
Accommodation
National University of Public Service, Faculty of Law Enforcement,
Venue: 1121 Budapest, Farkasvölgyi u. 12
Dormitory: 5.000 HUF/person/night
Catering
at the participants' own costs
Extra Costs
Additional Remarks
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Name of the Police Academy
Lithuanian Police School
Course title
Professional English language course for police officers (level B1)
Date
5/5/2014-9/5/2014
Duration
5 days (40 hours)
Contents
-introduction, personal information, describtion of working responsibilities and
competences
-work communication
-introduction to the language of meetings
-international organisations, their activities and functions
cooperation in combating organised crime
crime prevention, fighting against organized crime in Lithuania
-smuggling, smuggled goods, prevention
-Schengen convention, SIS
-corruption and bribery
-surveillance and intelligence
- counter terrorism, types of terrorism
Objectives
-to develop special professional english communicate competence of police officers
-to develop English language vocabulary according the topics provided in the
program
Deadline for registration
7/4/2014
Place
Lithuanian Police School
Karaimu str. 73, Trakai
Languages
English
Fee
no
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Number of Participants
3
Target group
persons who can talk on well known topics, understand the point of radio and
television broadcasting, is able to comunicate in many situations unprepared into a
conversation, express an opinion
Information and Registration
Alina Suchodolska, e-mail.: [email protected] mob.: +370 601 55212
Accommodation
Lithuanian Police School
Karaimu str. 73, Trakai
(23 €/night)
Catering
all meals available at Police School cafe (about 15 €/day)
Extra Costs
no
Additional Remarks
for participants arriving by plane, transport from the airport will be arranged by the
Lithuanian Police School
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Name of the Police Academy
Lithuanian Police School
Course title
Professional English language course for police officers (level B2)
Date
6/10/2014-17/10/2014
Duration
10 days (80 hours)
Contents
-introduction, personal information, describtion of working responsibilities and
competences
-work communication
-international organisations, their activities and functions
-dealing with applications, complaints, making decisions
-business trips, international meetings, seminars
-cooperation in investigating organized crime
-nations, features,crime prevention, fighting against organized crime in Lithuania
-crimes related to vehicles
-smuggling, smuggled goods, prevention
-drugs, transportation and distribution, prevention
-mass events, violations of public order during mass events
-sport, sport's events, violations of public order during events and prevention
-illegal imigration, reasons and consequences
-crimes and punishments, trends of crimes in Lithuania
Objectives
-to develop special professional english communicate competence of police officers
-to develop English language vocabulary according the topics provided in the
program
Deadline for registration
8/9/2014
Place
Lithuanian Police School
Karaimu str. 73, Trakai
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Languages
English
Fee
no
Number of Participants
3
Target group
persons who can talk on well known topics, understand the point of radio and
television broadcasting, is able to comunicate in many situations unprepared into
conversation, express an opinion
Information and Registration
Alina Suchodolska, e-mail.: [email protected] mob.: +370 601 55212
Accommodation
Lithuanian Police School
Karaimu str. 73, Trakai
(23 €/night)
Catering
all meals available at Police School cafe (about 15 €/day)
Extra Costs
no
Additional Remarks
for participants arriving by plane, transport from the airport will be arranged by the
Lithuanian Police School
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Kriminalität innerhalb und gegen ethnische Gruppierungen
Zeiten und Orte
Termin
10. bis 14.März.2014
Ort
Bratislava
Zielgruppe
Tätigkeitsgebiet
Polizeiliche Praktiker aus dem Bereich Bekämpfung der
Kriminalität rund um ethnische Gruppierungen
Zulassungskriterien
Mittlere Führungsebene und Experten
Herkunft der
Seminarteilnehmer
MEPA-Mitgliedstaaten und AEPC-Länder
Zielsetzung
 Informationsaustausch über bekannte Formen der organisierten Kriminalität
innerhalb und gegen ethnische Gruppierungen
 Erarbeitung von Möglichkeiten innerhalb der internationalen Zusammenarbeit
 Erarbeitung einer gemeinsamen Präventionsstrategie
 Präsentation neuer Methoden
 Pflege und Vertiefung der beruflichen und persönlichen Kontakte
Themenschwerpunkte
 Aktuelles Lagebild zu organisierten kriminellen ethnischen Gruppierungen
 Polizei und Minderheiten - Strategien für die polizeiliche Arbeit
 Rolle der Kontaktperson in der Umwelt der bestimmten Ethnien
 Charakteristik der Opfer und Täter von Straftaten in bekannten ethnischen
Gruppierungen
 Ausarbeitung von möglichen Lösungen zur Reduzierung der Kriminalität in
Gebieten mit einem
 hohen Maß der Straffälligkeit (im Zusammenhang mit ethnischen
Gruppierungen)
 Erfahrungen mit dem Verlauf der einzelnen Fahndungen in den MEPA Ländern
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(Fallstudien)
 Formen der internationalen Zusammenarbeit und Optimierung ihrer zukünftigen
Entwicklung
Leitung und Gestaltung
Verantwortlich
Polizeiakademie Bratislava / SK
Mitbeteiligt
Referenten
 Referenten und Experten aus Justiz und Polizei
 Seminarteilnehmer zu Lagebild, Falldarstellungen, Rechtslage und
Zuständigkeiten im Herkunftsland
Teilnehmerzahl
 Mindestens 12, max. 24
Kosten
 Es werden keine Kosten für Unterkunft und Verpflegung in Rechnung gestellt.
 Reisespesen und evtl. Versicherungskosten gehen zu Lasten der
Teilnehmenden.
Sprache
 Deutsch
Dokumentation
 Die Beiträge von Referenten und Teilnehmenden werden am Seminarort durch
die Seminarleitung elektronisch (USB-Stick oder CD) gesammelt
 Die Beiträge werden durch die Seminarleitung auf CD gebrannt. Jeder
Seminarteilnehmer erhält eine CD mit allen Beiträgen.
 Außerdem erfolgt grundsätzlich die Veröffentlichung der Beiträge im "MEPAInsider (Closed User Group auf www.mepa.net)
Termine
Wann
Wer
Was
Bewerber
Anmeldung
Wem
54
03.02.2014
Nationale
Verbindungsstellen
(NVS)
Anmeldung der
Teilnehmer
BMS
10.02.2014
Nationale
Verbindungsstellen
(NVS)
Buchung der
Teilnehmer
BMS
10.03.2014
Teilnehmer
Anreisetag1
(Ankunft bis
spätestens 18:00h)
Referenten,
Teilnehmer
Abgabe der
Referats- und
Seminarbeiträge
per CD oder USBStick
Teilnehmer
Abreisetag (Abreise
ab ca. 13:00h)
14.03.2014
Seminaranleitung
vor Ort
1
Das Seminar beginnt mit dem Anreisetag. Verspätete Anreisen können aus triftigen Gründen sowie eines im Voraus eingereichten
Ersuchen mit Begründung an die nationale Verbindungsstelle des verantwortlichen Landes gutgeheißen werden
55
Bekämpfung der international organisierten Rauschgiftkriminalität
Zeiten und Orte
Termin
12. bis 16.Mai.2014
Ort
Wertheim / Deutschland
Zielgruppe
Tätigkeitsgebiet
Bekämpfung der international organisierten (einschließlich neue
psychoaktive Substanzen)
Zulassungskriterien
Mittlere Führungsebene und Experten
Herkunft der
Seminarteilnehmer
MEPA- und AEPC-Staaten
Zielsetzung
 Vermittlung der allgemeinen Grundlagen und praktischer Erfahrungen bei der
Bekämpfung internationaler OK-Rauschgift
 Austausch von aktuellen Informationen bei der Bekämpfung der internationalen
RG-Kriminalität mit Schwerpunkt Legal Highs
 Intensivierung der länderübergreifenden Zusammenarbeit bei der
Drogenbekämpfung
 Pflege und Vertiefung der dienstlichen und persönlichen Kontakte
Themenschwerpunkte
 Erfolgsbeeinflussende Faktoren und Problemstellungen bei der
länderübergreifenden Zusammenarbeit im Deliktsbereich OK-Rauschgift
 Weitere Entwicklung des Phänomens "Neue psychoaktive Substanzen" in den
MEPA-Ländern
 Offene und verdeckte Ermittlungsansätze beim BtM-Handel über das Internet
 Darstellung aktueller Ermittlungsverfahren in den MEPA-Ländern
Leitung und Gestaltung
Verantwortlich
Hochschule für Polizei Baden-Württemberg,
Institut für Fortbildung
Mitbeteiligt
Landeskriminalamt Baden-Württemberg,
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Inspektion 410 - GER
und
MEPA-Kontaktstelle Baden-Württemberg
E-Mail: [email protected]
Tel.: +49 (0)711 231 3956
Referenten
 Referenten und Experten aus Justiz und Polizei
 Seminarteilnehmer zu Lagebild, Falldarstellungen, Rechtslage und
Zuständigkeiten im Herkunftsland
Teilnehmerzahl
 Maximal 24
Kosten
 Es werden keine Kosten für Unterkunft und Verpflegung in Rechnung gestellt.
 Reisespesen und evtl. Versicherungskosten gehen zu Lasten der
Teilnehmenden.
Sprache
 Deutsch
Dokumentation
 Die Beiträge von Referenten und Teilnehmenden werden am Seminarort durch
die Seminarleitung elektronisch (USB-Stick oder CD) gesammelt.
 Die Beiträge werden durch die Seminarleitung auf CD gebrannt. Jeder
Seminarteilnehmer erhält eine CD mit allen Beiträgen.
 Außerdem erfolgt grundsätzlich die Veröffentlichung der Beiträge im „MEPAInsider“ (der Closed-User-Group auf www.mepa.net).
Termine
Wann
17.03.2014
Wer
Was
Bewerber
Anmeldung
Nationale
Verbindungsstellen
(NVS)
Anmeldung der
Teilnehmer
Wem
BMS
57
21.03.2014
Nationale
Verbindungsstellen
(NVS)
Buchung der
Teilnehmer
12.05.2014
Teilnehmer
Anreisetag2
(Ankunft bis
spätestens 16:00h)
Referenten,
Teilnehmer
Abgabe der
Referats- und
Seminarbeiträge
per CD oder USBStick
Teilnehmer
Abreisetag (Abreise
ab ca. 12:00h)
16.05.2014
BMS
Seminaranleitung
vor Ort
Sonstiges
Das Seminar basiert auf dem 2013 angebotenen Rauschgift-Seminar und soll die
dargestellten Themen weiter vertiefen. Es eignet sich sowohl für Personen, die
erstmals an diesem Seminar teilnehmen als auch für Personen, die bereits 2013 an
dem Seminar teilgenommen haben.
2
Das Seminar beginnt mit dem Anreisetag. Verspätete Anreisen können aus triftigen Gründen sowie eines im Voraus eingereichten
Ersuchen mit Begründung an die nationale Verbindungsstelle des verantwortlichen Landes gutgeheißen werden
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Korruption
Zeiten und Orte
Termin
11. bis 14.November.2014
Ort
Österreich
Zielgruppe
Tätigkeitsgebiet
Polizeiliche Praktiker (Kriminalpolizei) und Justizbeamte aus
dem Bereich der Korruptionsprävention und
Korruptionsbekämpfung
Zulassungskriterien
Sachbearbeiter, Führungsebene, Experten
Herkunft der
Seminarteilnehmer
MEPA-Länder sowie Gaststaaten
Zielsetzung
 Vermitteln eines allgemeinen Lagebildes unter Berücksichtigung besonderer
Schwerpunkte und Erscheinungsformen in den Teilnehmerländern
 Austausch von Erkenntnissen und „Best Practices“ auf dem behandelten
Deliktsgebiet
 Herauskristallisieren besonderer Probleme bei der Strafverfolgung sowie in der
Prävention (national und länderübergreifend)
 Erarbeitung von Lösungsansätzen für internationale Strategien und Programme
 Aufzeigen von Möglichkeiten für eine Optimierung der regionalen und
internationalen Zusammenarbeit
 Erarbeiten von Fazit und Schlussfolgerungen
 Formulieren von Anliegen an Politik und Gesetzgebung
 Pflege und Vertiefung der beruflichen und persönlichen Kontakte
Themenschwerpunkte
 Kenntnisnahme deliktsspezifischer Elemente sowie Darstellung erkennbarer
Tendenzen
 Kennenlernen von einschlägiger Rechtslage und verfügbaren Instrumentarien in
den Teilnehmerländern
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 Erfahrungsaustausch über besondere polizeiliche und juristische Probleme in
der Sachbearbeitung sowie der regionalen und internationalen Kooperation
 Diskussion über aktuelle Möglichkeiten von Polizei und Justiz unter besonderer
Berücksichtigung von Schwächen in den nationalen Abwehrdispositiven
Leitung und Gestaltung
Verantwortlich
BM.I/Abt. I/9 .SIAK, Zentrum für internationale Angelegenheiten,
ZKB der MEPA
Mitbeteiligt
Bundesamt zur Korruptionsprävention und Korruptionsbekämpfung
Referenten
 Referenten und Experten aus Justiz und Polizei
 Seminarteilnehmer zu Lagebild, Rechtslage und Zuständigkeiten im
Herkunftsland (maximal 15 Minuten)
Teilnehmerzahl
 Maximal 30 Teilnehmer aus den 7 MEPA-Ländern und den 4 Gaststaaten
Kosten
 Es werden keine Kosten für Unterkunft und Verpflegung in Rechnung gestellt.
 Reisespesen und ev. Versicherungskosten gehen zu Lasten
der Entsendestaaten.
Sprache
 Die Seminarsprache ist Deutsch. Die Kosten für allfällige Übersetzer gehen zu
Lasten der Entsendestaaten.
Dokumentation
 Die Beiträge von Referenten und Teilnehmenden werden am Seminarort durch
die Seminarleitung elektronisch gesammelt.
 Die gesammelten elektronischen Beiträge werden durch die Seminarleitung auf
CD gebrannt. Jeder Seminarteilnehmer erhält eine CD mit allen Beiträgen.
 Die Übergabe der Beiträge durch die Seminarleitung per USB-Stick ist möglich.
Termine
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Wann
Wer
Was
Bewerber
Anmeldung
22.09.2014
Nationale
Verbindungsstellen
(NVS)
Anmeldung der
Teilnehmer
BMS
29.09.2014
Nationale
Verbindungsstellen
(NVS)
Buchung der
Teilnehmer
BMS
11.11.2014
Teilnehmer
Anreisetag3
(Ankunft bis
spätestens 08:00h)
Referenten,
Teilnehmer
Abgabe der
Referats- und
Seminarbeiträge
per CD oder USBStick
Teilnehmer
Abreisetag (Abreise
ab ca. 13:00h)
14.11.2014
Wem
Seminaranleitung
vor Ort
Sonstiges
Betreffend die Teilnehmer der Gaststaaten ist die Voraussetzung der englischen
Sprache in Wort und Schrift. Für die Verdolmetschung englisch / deutsch wird von der
MEPA gesorgt.
3
Das Seminar beginnt mit dem Anreisetag. Verspätete Anreisen können aus triftigen Gründen sowie eines im Voraus eingereichten
Ersuchen mit Begründung an die nationale Verbindungsstelle des verantwortlichen Landes gutgeheißen werden
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Name of the Police Academy
Police Academy of the Netherlands
Course title
Meeting the Police Education Below Sea Level (Light version)
Date
03 - 05 June 2014
Duration
3 Days
Contents
The structure, responsibilities and training methods of the Dutch police as well as
the educational system.
Objectives
Tto become more familiar with the structure, responsibilities and training methods of
the Dutch police, and to gain more thorough understanding of the Dutch policing and
educational system.
Deadline for registration
1 April 2014
Place
Warnsveld (NL)
Languages
English
Fee
Participation is free; participants only have to bear their costs of travelling and their
personal expenses.
Number of Participants
Max. 20
Target group
Persons who have interest in Police training and/or have a work relationship to
police training
Information and Registration
By Email to: Staff International Relations and Internationalisation of the Police
Academy of the Netherlands:
[email protected]
or
[email protected]
Accommodation
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Police Conference Centre "Huis 't Velde" in Warnsveld (NL)
Catering
According to the programme, mainly in the accommodation
Extra Costs
None
Additional Remarks
After the first registration the formal invitation and application form will be sent to the
participants
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Name of the Police Academy
Police Academy of the Netherlands
Course title
Meeting the Police Education Below Sea Level (Long version)
Date
10 - 14 November 2014
Duration
5 Days
Contents
The structure, responsibilities and training methods of the Dutch police as well as
the educational system.
Objectives
Tto become more familiar with the structure, responsibilities and training methods of
the Dutch police, and to gain more thorough understanding of the Dutch policing and
educational system. Various police training facilities will be visited during this course.
Deadline for registration
1 September 2014
Place
Warnsveld (NL)
Languages
English
Fee
Participation is free; participants only have to bear their costs of travelling and their
personal expenses.
Number of Participants
Max. 20
Target group
Persons who have interest in Police training and/or have a work relationship to
police training
Information and Registration
By Email to: Staff International Relations and Internationalisation of the Police
Academy of the Netherlands:
[email protected]
or
[email protected]
Accommodation
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Police Conference Centre "Huis 't Velde" in Warnsveld (NL)
Catering
According to the programme, mainly in the accommodation
Extra Costs
None
Additional Remarks
After the first registration the formal invitation and application form will be sent to the
participants
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Name of the Police Academy
Police Academy in Szczytno
Course title
Commanding police operations during crisis situations
Date
29 September-10 October 2014
Duration
5 days
Contents
1. Planing police operations.
2. Commanding police operations
3. Documenting police operations
Objectives
Train or refresh qualifications to command police forces during operations in crisis
situations with Simulator of Police Operations During Crisis Situations.
Deadline for registration
March 31, 2014
Place
Police Academy in Szczytno, Poland
Languages
English, Polish
Fee
Accomodation: 20 Euro a person/day; Meals and refreshments: 18,50 Euro a
person.
Number of Participants
12
Target group
Police officers who act as a actions and operationns commanders, deputy
commanders, suboperations commanders, and hedquarters employess, riot police
units commanders
Information and Registration
www.wspol.edu.pl
Accommodation
Police Academy Hotel (1 or 2 persons rooms)
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Catering
Academy Cafeteria
Extra Costs
Car travel from Warszawa (optional): 50 Euro a person; Organizational costs: 3 %
Additional Remarks
If number of foregin participants will be minimum 5, Academy will provide
interpretation in English. If not - only Polish language.
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National Police Academy
Title
Analysis of phenomena within strategic criminal intelligence
operations.
Target
group
Personnel within criminal intelligence services occupied with drafting
strategic reports and basis for the decision making process.
Aim
Develop the participants understanding of criminal intelligence
operations, enabling them to choose relevant methods and tools for
the analyses.
Venue
Swedish National Police Academy, Ulriksdal-Sörentorp, SOLNA
(See www.polishogskolan.se).
Duration
Ten working days, including pre-activity assignments.
Time
Batch 1: 24 March – 4 April 2014.
Batch 2: 13 – 24 October 2014.
Language
Swedish
Cost
14,100 SEK
Application Through e-mail to [email protected]
Deadline
Batch 1: 28 February 2014.
Batch 2: 19 September 2014.
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National Police Academy
Title
Scrutiny and classification of child pornography materials.
Target
group
Aim
Investigators of child pornography.
Venue
Swedish National Police Academy, Ulriksdal-Sörentorp, SOLNA
(See www.polishogskolan.se).
Duration
Ten working days.
Time
13 October – 14 November 2014.
Language
Swedish
Cost
16,400 SEK
Enhancing the participants’ capabilities to investigate child
pornography.
Application Through e-mail to [email protected]
Deadline
26 September 2014
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National Police Academy
Title
Basic IT-forensic training
Target
group
Investigators and analysts dealing with digital media in criminal
investigations.
Aim
Develop IT-forensic competency to deal with digital media.
Venue
Swedish National Police Academy, Ulriksdal-Sörentorp, SOLNA
(See www.polishogskolan.se).
Duration
Fifty-nine working days, including forty-two days of pre-activity
assignments.
Time
13 October – 14 November 2014.
Language
Swedish
Cost
45.500 SEK
Application Through e-mail to [email protected]
Deadline
26 September 2014.
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National Police Academy
Title
IT-forensic overview
Target
group
Aim
Investigators of IT-related crimes.
Venue
Swedish National Police Academy, Ulriksdal-Sörentorp, SOLNA
(See www.polishogskolan.se).
Duration
Three working days.
Time
Batch 1: 23 – 25 April 2014.
Batch 2: 4 – 6 November 2014.
Language
Swedish
Cost
12,700 SEK
Develop IT-forensic competency in order to seize digital evidence
whenever applicable in criminal investigations under fair legal
proceedings.
Application Through e-mail to [email protected]
Deadline
Batch 1: 28 March 2014.
Batch 2: 10 October 2014.
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National Police Academy
Title
Prevention and detection of violent endorsement radicalisation on
local level (train-the-trainers concept).
Target
group
Aim
Instructors on the subject in matter within the Police Service.
Venue
Swedish National Police Academy, Ulriksdal-Sörentorp, SOLNA
(See www.polishogskolan.se).
Duration
Ten working days.
Time
29 September – 10 October 2014.
Language
Swedish
Cost
11,000 SEK
Enhance the capacity to conduct in-house training programmes on
the local level pertinent to radicalisation issues.
Application Through e-mail to [email protected]
Deadline
5 September 2014.
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National Police Academy
Title
Special Police Tactics – crowd control.
Target
group
Police officers assigned to lead police work pertaining to crowd
control.
Aim
Enhance the capabilities of crowd control issues, including planning,
leading and following-up special operations.
Venue
Swedish National Police Academy, Ulriksdal-Sörentorp, SOLNA
(See www.polishogskolan.se).
Duration
Twenty working days, including three days of pre-activity
assignments.
Time
3 March – 15 April 2014.
Language
Swedish
Cost
55,200 SEK
Application Through e-mail to [email protected]
Deadline
7 February 2014.
Important notes:
Attendance for AEPC representatives is dependent on available seats.
Accomodation can be provided within the Academy’s campus at a self-cost pricing.
No interpretation services will be provided.
Bo Åström
Tel: +46 10 5628646, +46 70 540 53 89
[email protected]
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Name of the Police Academy
Interagency Law Enforcement College
of Advanced Studies P.za Priscilla, 6 oo199 Rome - Italy
Course title
Advanced training course for Senior Police Officers
Date
October 2014 – June 2015
Duration
Nine months
Contents
Study and research activities on topics concerning the five major thematic areas of
professional interest:
 Coordination and fight to the organized crime (general theory of police forces
coordination, forensic sciences and fight against criminal organizations);
 International cooperation: international and European law on security; the
criminal law in the framework of the international and European cooperation in
the field of security;
 Sociology of communications (social research: tools, methods and new
developments);
 Public
management;
public
administration:
legal-administrative
profiles,
organization and management in the public administration;
 International and European economic policies and security, analysis of the
international geopolitical scenarios, criminal economies in the world
Objectives
To enhance senior police officers competences at scientific and professional level, as
well as to improve their decision-making skills
Deadline for registration
Three months before the beginning of the course
Place
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Interagency Law Enforcement College of Advanced Studies – Rome
Languages
Italian
Fee
No
Number of participants
One participant in addition to the ordinary participants
Target group
Senior police officers
Information and registration
[email protected]
Accommodation
At the Interagency Law Enforcement College of Advanced Studies
122 euro per months
Catering
In all 6,20 euro per day, including lunch and dinner, from Monday to Saturday (Saturday
lunch included)
Extra costs
2600 euro (variable and optional) for course of Italian language (100 h)
Additional remarks
The Italian language course is optional and its cost is approximate.
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Name of the Police Academy
Scuola di Perfezionamento per le Forze di Polizia - SFP (Interagency Law
Enforcement College of Advanced Studies)
Course title
Training Course for police officers responsible for special anti-drug units
Date
8 – 12 September 2014
Duration
Five days
Contents
National, European and international conventions on and bodies engaged in the
fight against drug-trafficking, action plan and coordination in the preventive and
repressive activity; domestic and international crime; situation at global level
concerning drug production and trafficking; old and new drugs and relevant national
and international laws; chemical substances and precursors; technical and
operational activity in the fight against drug trafficking; anti-drug undercover activities
(legislative and procedural aspects, special technical tools, psychological aspects,
etc)
Objectives
Professional qualification and refresher training of police officers engaged in this
field, including police officers from foreign countries.
Deadline for registration
June 2014
Place
Scuola di Perfezionamento per le Forze di Polizia (Rome, Italy)
Languages
Italian/English
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Fee
None
Number of Participants
1 extra place available
Target group
Italian and foreign senior police officers engaged in the anti-drug units
Information and Registration
[email protected]; [email protected]
Accommodation
About € 50 weekly (College accommodation)
Catering
A total of € 6.20 per day, lunch and dinner on college premises
Extra Costs
None
Additional Remarks
None
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Name of the Police Academy
Scuola di Perfezionamento per le Forze di Polizia – SFP (Interagency Law
Enforcement College of Advanced Studies)
Course title
Crime Analysis Training Course ( 1st level)
Date
March 13, 2014 – June 3, 2014
Duration
One month
Contents
Studies and researches into subjects pertaining to investigative intelligence, with
a special reference to operational crime analysis and economic intelligence.
Objectives
To further develop the professional expertise of Senior Police Officers through
the acquisition of common methodologies and analysis techniques in connection
with intelligence activity.
Deadline for registration
2 months before the start of the course
Place
Scuola di Perfezionamento per le Forze di Polizia – Rome, Italy
Languages
Italian
Fee
None
Number of Participants
1
Target group
Senior Police Officers
Information and Registration
[email protected]
Accommodation
€ 122 per month (College accomodation)
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Catering
A total of € 6.20 per day (lunch and dinner on college premises from Monday
to Saturday lunch)
Extra Costs
Additional Remarks: a very good command of Italian language
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Name of the Police Academy
Police Academy of Montenegro
Course title
Training of police officers for sensitive work with the LGBT community
Date
9th-13th June 2014.
Duration
5 days
Contents
Preconceptions, myths of LGBT (phenomenology), the role of the Police,
community oriented policing (situational policing), tolerance and understanding,
policing hate crime, benefits and difficulties, international experiences and
initiatives.
Objectives
The training aims to improve professional knowledge, expertise and skills of law
enforcement personnel, especially for those who work on cases are related
sexual orientation (front-line officers, investigators, duty officers, leadership).
Deadline for registration
3 weeks before the begining of the course
Place
Police Academy in Danilovgrad
Languages
Montenengrin, English
Fee
/
Number of Participants
2 participants from abroad per group
Target group
General Authority Police Sector, Middle managers
Information and Registration
Jelena Tomić, tel. +382 67 189 051, email: [email protected]
Accommodation
At the Police academy (double rooms)
21€ per a person per day
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Catering
At the Police academy, Police academy cafateria
Extra Costs
Travel costs
Additional Remarks
Transportation from the airoport and back arranged
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Name of the Police Academy
Police Academy of Montenegro
Course title
Albanian Basic Course
Date
October 2014
Duration
4 weeks, 80 classes
Contents
Basics of Albanian grammar, its use in practice, ability to communicate in a
simple coversation, Albanian alphabet etc.
Objectives
To educate students to understand basic informationi for simple conversations
about familiar topic, i.e. written and spoken communcation in Albanian language.
Deadline for registration
3 weeks before the begining of the course
Place
Police Academy in Danilovgrad
Languages
Montenengrin, Albanian
Fee
/
Number of Participants
2 participants from abroad per group
Target group
Border police officers
Information and Registration
Jelena Tomić, tel. +382 67 189 051, email: [email protected]
Accommodation
At the Police academy (double rooms)
21€ per a person per day
Catering
At the Police academy, Police academy cafateria
Extra Costs
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Travel costs
Additional Remarks
Transportation from the airoport and back arranged
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Name of the Police Academy
Police Academy of Montenegro
Course title
Regional conference on illegal immigrations (in coopeartion with DCAF)
Date
27th-30th October 2014.
Duration
3 days
Contents
TBC
Objectives
Identify reasons for illegal migrations and its consequences; Define EU standards
and legal frameworks of prevention and combating illegal migration; Recognise
the difference between migration/ illegal migration/ human trafficking/ refugees
etc.
Deadline for registration
3 weeks before the begining of the course
Place
Police Academy in Danilovgrad
Languages
Montenengrin, Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian
Fee
/
Number of Participants
2 participants from abroad per group
Target group
Teachers and trainers from the network of the police academies and training
institutions in the frame of DCAF Borger Security Programme responsible for the
delivery of the topic
Information and Registration
Jelena Tomić, tel. +382 67 189 051, email: [email protected]
Accommodation
At the Police academy (double rooms)
21€ per a person per day
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Catering
At the Police academy, Police academy cafateria
Extra Costs
Travel costs
Additional Remarks
Transportation from the airoport and back arranged
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PI Vocational school
Police academy
Danilovgrad
Application Form
(Fill in the green fields)
“Course title”
Date
Police Academy of Montenegro,
Danilovgrad, Božova glavica, Montenegro
Please return this application form as soon as possible but no later than three weeks before the
beginning of the course.
Contact person: Mrs Jelena Tomić
Phone/Fax number +381 20 810 011
Mobile +381 67 189 051
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.policijska akademija.me
(Please write legible)
Country of Applicant
Family name
First name
Gender (colour the appropriate letter
in green)
M/F
Title / Rank
Name of organisation / Police
Force
Full professional address
Postal code
Phone (incl. intern. Code)
Mobile phone
Fax (incl. intern. Code)
E-mail address
Date / signature
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