Workshop Training Programmes

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• Workshop Training Programmes
• Four Continuing Professional Development ( CPD)
  Programmes
• 1. Culture and Research Methodology
• 2. Police, Forensic Sciences and Safety
• 3. Human Survival and Disaster Management
• 4. Management and Organizational Development
• October 6th - 9th, 2008
• Delivered by London Metropolitan University in
  Association with the British Centre of Excellence
  and Abu Dhabi Police Bureau, UAE Embassy, London
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• The workshop training programme below is 4-day
  CPD programme consisting of various sessions. The
  whole programme is designed on need assessment
  and aims to provide a wide range of developmental
  opportunities to research students, trainees and
  professionals working in police and security
  settings, including staff working in Human
  Resources, Planning, Management, Health and
  Safety Sectors. The hope therefore is to update
  professional trainees working in various settings
  with new knowledge, information and skills
  related to their fields and professions. This is
  mainly to maintain excellent performance
  (practice) and benefit all service users. And
  indeed, achieve targets set by individual
  organizations and by professional bodies and/or
  national frameworks.
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Other aims of this programme are to

• Ensure trainees to keep their skills and
  knowledge up-to-date throughout their careers.
• Develop an understanding of the relevant
  theoretical framework and its application to
  their work settings.
• Be able to reflect on their own work in terms of
  the role and function the trainee has within
  their organisation and agency.
• Develop the capacity to make assessment on the
  relation between theory and work settings.

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Disasters Workshop

• To develop an effective service plan to meet the
  the demands of survivors of major man-made or
  natural disasters.
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• To familiarise professionals working in emergency
  settings with the major needs of individuals who
  have survived major disasters.
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• To develop skills in identifying current mental
  health needs/problems of victims and/or survivors
  of disasters who may have been exposed to
  violence, major life-threatening events or
  near-death experiences.
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• To provide a hands-on experience in assessment
  and possible intervention programmes for a wide
  range of professionals working in emergency and
  trauma settings including police, fire fighters,
  mental health professionals, nurses, physicians,
  medical practitioners and other paramedic staff.
  
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Main Aims of the Disaster Workshop Continued

• To familiarise the participants with the current
  developments in diagnostic and therapeutic
  approaches to trauma, PTSD and other psychiatric
  conditions, related to both survivors and
  professionals working in demanding emergency
  situations.
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• To develop a road map for promoting mental health
  and well-being for many professionals working in
  emergency and trauma settings who have already
  been exposed to severe disasters, and hence help
  them to avoid becoming victims of secondary
  trauma or compassion fatigue.
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• Who should attend this four-day training
  programme?
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• This workshop training programme is designed for
  a wide range of trainees, research students and
  professionals working in police, legal, and
  health and safety settings including HR staff,
  organisation and management services.
• The human survival, safety and emergency
  management workshop should attract various
  services including accident and emergency teams,
  army personnel, police officers, fire-fighters,
  researchers, psychologists, counsellors, social
  workers, psychiatrists, mental health
  professionals, staff of humanitarian agencies,
  including staff of Red Crescent, and other people
  who may be involved in relief efforts and care
  during major disasters.
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Programme Day One October 6th , 2008 Session
Culture and Research methodology( Workshop I)

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Programme Day Two October 7th , 2008
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Programme Day Three October 8th , 2008
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Programme Day Four 9th October 2008 Concurrent
(Parallel) Workshops Human Survival and
Disaster ManagementManagement and Organizational
Development
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CPD Information

• This staff development activity is designed as a
  continuing professional development course for
• a wide range of professionals working in police,
  HR, disaster and emergency settings
• researchers who work in Forensic and Police
  Sciences
• those who work in management and organisation
  development

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Guest Speakers????????? ?????

• Professor Eileen OKeefe
• Roddy Gallacher
• Liz Davies
• Dr Nicholas Ridley
• Dr Simon Moore
• Dr Roy Lubit
• Dr Amer Hosin
• Professor Algirds Pakstas
• Dr Iyad Khreis

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BOOKING TERMS AND CONDITIONS

• Delegate fees
• The registration fee is 800 per person attending
  the entire programme (four workshops). Those who
  opt for two workshops are required to pay 500.
  Registered trainees are entitled to receive all
  the delivered material relevant to the attended
  workshop, a certificate of attendance, beverages
  and a daily lunch. Accommodation for trainees
  can be arranged for an extra cost of 150 per
  room per night with breakfast.
• Confirmation
• Written confirmation will be forwarded with venue
  and other details upon receipt of payment. We
  regret that we are unable to accept or confirm
  bookings over the phone.
• Payment
• All fees are due with the booking form. Cheques
  should be made payable to
• Credit card payment is acceptable by
  Mastercard/VISA/Switch. A receipt will be issued.
  Please note that we cannot invoice.
• Cancellations Substitution
• No refunds can be given after the registration
  fee is received. Substitute delegates are welcome
  at no extra cost as long as we are notified
  within five working days of the event.
• Note
• It may be necessary for reasons beyond the
  control of the organising committee to change the
  content and timing of the programme, the speakers
  or the venue.

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Registration

• Please complete and return (with payment) by 1st
  September 2008
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Payment Details

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• Please Note
• i) Completed forms payment should be sent for
  the attention of Dr Amer Hosin
• a.hosin_at_londonmet.ac.uk

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Full- Package ( A Trainee Attending 4
workshops) Costing 800 per person.
Additional cost accommodation per room per
night around 150 . All accommodations include
breakfast

• Full registration fee is 800 per person
  attending the entire programme (four workshops).
  Those who opt for two workshops are required to
  pay 500. Registered trainees are entitled to
  receive all the delivered material relevant to
  the attended workshop, a certificate of
  attendance, beverages and a daily lunch.
  Accommodation for trainees can be arranged for an
  extra cost of 150 per room per night with
  breakfast.
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  Fee PER PERSON
• - Registration Fee (for the entire programme,
  four workshops) 800
• - Registration Fee (for trainees attending two
  workshops) 500
• - Accommodation per room per night including
  breakfast 150
• - Workshops materials and administration fee
  including certificate issue Free
• Award successful completion of four days
  attendance would lead to the award of an
  attendance certificate awarded by
• London Metropolitan University in association
  with the British Centre of Excellence for
  training and development.
• Time commitment 9.15am 5.15pm (October 6th-9th,
  2008)
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• NOTE The entire programme will only run if a
  minimum of 100 trainee delegates register.
  
• Contact workshop coordinator - Dr Amer Hosin,
  Email a.hosin_at_londonmet.ac.uk