Basic Security Training for Humanitarian Missions Abroad
Fully booked
This course will prepare you for potentially dangerous situations in foreign deployments. By using interactive case studies, you will learn to develop a feeling for dangerous situations and to use preventive measures. You will learn how to react to aggression and violence in a de-escalating way and how to protect yourself in the long term. The basic idea of the training is de-escalation. Furthermore, processing options after stressful events and how to deal with stress in foreign assignments are discussed and reflected, both in terms of personal perception and with regard to the team members concerned.
You will learn
Preparation for travelling abroad from a safety perspective
Behaviour and handling using de-escalation strategies in various situations
Handling of your own and others' stress in extraordinary situations and of colleagues who are experiencing an acute stressful event
Knowledge about the types and effects of weapons, and about hazard-minimising behaviour in crowds, traffic accidents and pursuits abroad
Target group
Employees of humanitarian aid organizations who work in the field
Schedule
Day 1
- Stress: Handling, Effects, Stress Management
- Practical exercises
Rainer „Ben“ Wischerath
Lecturer
- Trainer for stress management and communication, MPIP Max Planck Institute Munich
- NLP-Practitioner
- Dealing with stress reactions / disorders
- Coach, Supervisor and Mediator
- Trainer with a focus on conception for preparation and follow-up courses for UN / EU
- Conception and implementation of security and crisis management
- "Dealing with threats and violence" & "Stress management" for various organizations
475,00€
10.10.2025 - 12.10.2025
21 hours of training
Catering included
Maximum of 14 attendees
0 of 12 required registration for this course. You will be informed after registration. Share this course with friends and colleagues to make sure it will be carried out.
Location
This training is organized by Aktion Deutschland Hilft e.V.