NATO MILITARY POLICE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE. Education & Training

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1 NATO MILITARY POLICE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE Education & Training 2016 Course Catalogue Version 1.1 *Sponsoring Nations

2 Dear MP Family, Welcome to this first edition of the NATO MP COE Course Catalogue. This catalogue will provide you with an overview of the 2016 courses and other activities organized by the NATO MP COE, in Bydgoszcz, POL. Education and training is established for deployment within NATO missions. Nevertheless, an education setting, preferably combined with international MP training/exercises, is needed to understand the variety of MP entities within NATO and between NATO partners across the globe. Our E&T products are offered to provide this additional opportunity to enrich knowledge about the worldwide MP Family. Current E&T activities are therefore considered to be a real success and of added value for the whole NATO MP community. EDUCATION AND KNOWLEDGE BRING POWER It is my pleasure and privilege to welcome you at the NATO MP COE. STRUCTURE COL Grzegorz WASIELEWSKI, OF-5, POL MG Director NATO MP COE Director Director s Group Deputy Director/COS Doctrine and Standardization Branch Education and Training Branch Lessons Learned Branch Security Support and Admin Branch Doctrine and Concept Development Section Education and Training Section Analysis and Experimentation Section Security Support Section Evaluation Section Registry Standardization and Interoperability Section Cooperation and Internal Evaluation Section Admin Section Mission The NATO MP COE s mission is to enhance capabilities of the NATO MP (international MP forces incl. gendarmerie type of forces), foster interoperability, and provide subject matter expertise (SME) on MP activities in accordance with the Alliance s Strategic Concept. *Sponsoring Nations

3 INTRODUCTION: Education and Training team consists of MP/Gendarmerie representatives from six different nations. All with various career, experience and knowledge of working in the multinational environment. NATO requires personnel, who possess an adequate level of MP knowledge and functional skills necessary to perform, as an individual or a team member, the tasks expected to be successfully conducted in a multinational environment. The NATO System Approach to Training helps us to adjust existing courses and develop new educational solutions. We provide solutions for MP Community of Interest the ones required by NATO. This forms our basis for the supporting-supported relationships with NATO and Sponsoring Nations. E&T Main Activities: NATO MP Senior Non - Commissioned Officer Course NATO MP Junior Officer Course NATO MP Senior Officer Course Introduction to the NATO MP Doctrine - e-learning Course Introduction to the NATO Lessons Learned Process for the Military Police Staff e-learning Course MP SME support for external entities Provost Marshal Forum Support of MP Strategic Training Plan Development Support of Training Requirement Analysis for MP Discipline E&T Branch objectives are to: identify Military Policing education and training needs/gaps, develop and offer holistic solutions for identified gaps, provide MP SME support. To meet these objectives, E&T maintains close working relationships with: NATO and Partner Nations, MP Discipline Requirement Authority, NATO Stability Policing Centre of Excellence, Training and Educational Institutions. E&T Branch Head: OF-4 Boyko BAHNEV, BGR MP phone: boyko.bahnev@mpcoe.org branch box: mpcoeet@mpcoe.org

4 NATO Military Police Senior Non-Commissioned Officer Course NATO SELECTED NATO ETOC Code: OPS-LA-2215 Aim This course is to prepare military police senior non-commissioned officers to work in a multinational environment either from a national and/or multinational MP perspective. Training audience Military Police/Gendarmerie-type forces SrNCOs from NATO and NATO partner countries, OR-7/ 8. Due to the various levels of experience and exposures to NATO operations, OR-9 will be accepted too. OR-6 can be accepted if they possess proper substantiations. Learning Objectives Explain the individual countries MP capabilities within NATO/multinational environment. Solve administrative and personnel issues with a NATO/multinational structure. Execute commander s intent in a NATO/multinational environment. Provide recommendations on MP employment to commanders in a NATO/multinational environment. Course timing and capacity Iteration: June 2016, min 15 - max 30 students Iteration: October 2016, min 15 - max 30 students Security The security classification for this event will be NATO Unclassified Releasable to PfP Course fee 450 PLN,(~110 EUR) no fee for Sponsoring Nations* Point of Contact OR-8 Thomas SEIFERT, DEU MP phone: thomas.seifert@mpcoe.org branch box: mpcoeet@mpcoe.org Please visit our website to be updated.

5 NATO Military Police Junior Officer Course NATO ETOC Code: OPS-LA-2114 Aim To provide initial knowledge focusing on the NATO Military Police/Gendarmerie multinational cooperation in order to develop a common understanding of the differences in capabilities of various nations. Training audience Military Police/Gendarmerie-type forces junior officers (OF-1 OF-2) from NATO and NATO Partner countries. Other ranks (OR-8/9 and OF-3/4) are acceptable or civil equivalent assigned to MP/Gendarmerie-type of forces or related positions at the NATO HQ or comparable positions in NATO or Partner Countries;. Civil policemen acting in the multinational environment. Learning Objectives Advise Command on NATO MP doctrine and activities. Conduct mission planning in a NATO operation. Course timing and capacity Iteration: September 2016, min 15 - max 30 students Security The security classification for this event will be NATO Unclassified Releasable to PfP Course fee 450 PLN,(~110 EUR) no fee for Sponsoring Nations* Point of Contact OF-3 Josip IVANIĆ, HRV MP phone: josip.ivanic@mpcoe.org branch box: mpcoeet@mpcoe.org Please visit our website to be updated.

6 NATO Military Police Senior Officer Course NATO ETOC Code: OPS-LA-3116 Aim This course is to support the preparation of MP Senior Officers to work in a complex international environment focusing on the NATO MP perspective. Training audience Military Police/Gendarmerie-type of forces senior officers from NATO and NATO partner countries, OF-3 OF-5. Priority for: NATO Command Structure/NATO Force Structure (NCS/NFS) positions, appointed or to be appointed; multinational positions related to NATO; There is no requirement to have deployment experience. It is not expected for participants to arrive with any specific type of policing experience due to the variety of employments within each country. Exceptions will be accepted based on seat availability: level of experience and exposures to NATO level operations, OF-2 and/or OF-6 shall be included, but will require proper substantiations; Non MP/Gendarmerie senior officers within NCS/NFS/national HQs (e.g. COS, Staff Officer, ) but will require substantiations; Senior civilian police officer in the NATO deployment readiness cycle. Learning Objectives Conduct planning in the NATO/multinational environment. Advise command and staff on MP functional area. Conduct Coordination, Synchronization and Liaison. Conduct Command and Control in a NATO/multinational environment. Course timing and capacity Iteration June 2016, ~15 students Security The security classification for this event will be NATO Unclassified Releasable to PfP Course fee 500 PLN,(~120 EUR) no fee for Sponsoring Nations* Point of Contact OF-4 Mirosław ŁABĘCKI, POL MG phone: miroslaw.labecki@mpcoe.org branch box: mpcoeet@mpcoe.org Please visit our website to be updated.

7 Lessons Learned Branch NATO Military Police Lessons Learned Staff Officer Course NATO ETOC Code: OPS-LA-3316 Aim This course is planned to enable students to perform as Lessons Learned (LL) personnel within the unique NATO Military Policing Area of Responsibility guided by the NATO LL Process. Training audience Military Police/Gendarmerie-type forces staff from NATO and NATO partner countries, no rank limitation. Priority for NCS/NFS/national LL - related positions, appointed or to be appointed. There is no requirement to have any previous LL experience. Learning Objectives Conduct effective MP LL activities within an MP Unit using the essential elements of the NATO LL process. Advise with regard to LL responsibilities within the MP functional area. Comprehend responsibility for establishing and organizing procedures for the collection of MP related observations and capturing lessons identified within the MP-related exercises or exercises episodes. Perform full spectrum of activities to develop the framework for an efficient employment of MP LL tools. Conduct an efficient and effective training on LL process and responsibilities using all available MP resources. Course timing and capacity Iteration: April 2016, min 10 - max 25 students Security The security classification for this event will be NATO Unclassified Releasable to PfP Course fee Sponsoring Nations*: none Non-Sponsoring Nations: 450 PLN (~110 EUR) Point of Contact OF-4 Rafał SZCZYPIŃSKI, POL MG phone: rafal.szczypinski@mpcoe.org Please visit our website to be updated.

8 ADL 186 Introduction to the NATO MP Doctrine e-learning course Available at: jadl.act.nato.int Access after registration through: Catalogue: Courses» NATO Courses» NATO Centers of Excellence (CoE)» NATO Military Police CoE (MPCoE) Aim This course is to familiarize the NATO Military Police community as well as other NATO civilian and military personnel, with NATO Military Police role, functions, activities and tasks from the NATO doctrine and other related publications perspective. Training audience NATO Military Police/Gendarmerie-type forces military and civilian staff Military Police staff from nations developing MP capacity Learning Objectives Explain the purpose of the NATO Doctrine; Recognize the NATO Military Police-related publications; Identify the NATO MP purpose, jurisdictions, functions and skills; Describe the NATO MP role and organization within NATO operations; Define the role and responsibilities of the Provost Marshal. Security The security classification for this course is NATO Unclassified. Registration at is required. Point of Contact OF-2 Maciej GUTOWSKI, POL MG phone: Please visit our website to be updated:

9 ADL 187 Introduction to the NATO Lessons Learned Process for the Military Police Staff e-learning course under development Available at: jadl.act.nato.int Access after registration through: Catalogue: Courses» NATO Courses» NATO Centres of Excellence (CoE)» NATO Military Police CoE (MPCoE) Aim This course is to provide students with an introductory level to NATO MP Lessons Learned in order to contribute to improvement of existing MP capabilities, based on implementation of the NATO LL process of various nations and how to best integrate them in support of multinational operations within the wider context of NATO and the international community. Training audience All military and civilian Military Police/Gendarmerie-type forces employees from NATO. MP commanders and MP chiefs, responsible for organizing LL capabilities within their units. MP LL officers and LL OPRs who have not used the NATO LL Process yet. Learning Objectives Understand NATO LL process. Outline NATO LL organizational structure. Define NATO LL process. Name NATO LL tools. Describe Observation Discussion Conclusion Recommendation (ODCR) format while drafting observations. Identify basic analysis techniques. Recognize how to validate observations. Security The security classification for this course is NATO Unclassified. Registration at is required. Point of Contact OF-2 Maciej GUTOWSKI, POL MG phone: Please visit our website to be updated:

10 Other main NATO MP COE activities NATO Quality Assurance accreditation process. Developing the NATO MP Department Head role. Chairing the MP Provost Marshal Forum. Chairing the MP Annual Discipline Conference. Establishing E&T relationships with Academia, NATO and Partner Nations education and training institutions. Providing subject matter expertise for NATO, with primary focus on exercises support. Developing new courses. Crowd and Riot Control e-learning course. Evaluate, reassess and update existing ADL 040 Crowd and Riot Control (CRC) course Legal Aspect of Armed Conflicts e-learning course. Respond to request for support (RFS) from Sponsoring Nations. Support for stationary courses by converting scenarios from residential courses (MPJOC, MPSrNCOC and future MPSrOC) into virtual reality using Virtual Battle Space (VBS3) software, as well as adding visual aids to developed ADL courses held in JADL. As being the hub and think tank for all NATO MP and Gendarmerie-type forces the NATO MP COE is obliged to offer NATO accredited courses to all NATO and partner nations. The role of Department Head of Military Policing Discipline is emphasizing the need of NATO MP COE to ensure and to guarantee the highest level of quality for all offered and provided educational and training oportunities. From 2016 we expect to receive a NATO Full System Accreditation for Training and Education Institution and to ensure that our courses meet the highest standards of quality marked as NATO Approved. Our courses are offered to the MP community of interest and they correspond with requirements in job descriptions for MP staff within NCS/NFS. For further information about our activities, please contact NATO MP COE ET Branch by mpcoeet@mpcoe.org

11 TRANSPORTATION When arriving by plane Bydgoszcz Airport ul. Jana Pawła II 158, Bydgoszcz, tel fax Other Airports Gdańsk Airport ul. Słowackiego 200, Gdańsk, tel Poznań Airport ul. Bukowska 285, Poznań, tel Warsaw Chopin Airport ul. Żwirki i Wigury 1, Warsaw tel Warsaw Modlin Airport ul. gen. Wiktora Thommee 1a, Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki tel When arriving by train Bydgoszcz Główna Railway Station (Dworzec Kolejowy Bydgoszcz Główna) is open 24hrs. Address: ul. Zygmunta Augusta 7 Phone: When arriving by car from: Warsaw: Motorway A2 (initial direction: Łódź), then take A1 (direction: Gdańsk), approaching Toruń leave A1 motorway and take S10 (direction Bydgoszcz). Distance: 320 km. Gdańsk: Motorway A1 (direction Łódź) to Świecie and then take S5 (at MARZY junction) to Bydgoszcz. Distance 161 km. Germany (Frankfurt/Oder): Motorway A2 (direction Warsaw), approaching Poznań take State road S5 (direction: Bydgoszcz). Distance: 306 km. Szczecin: State road S10 (direction: Warsaw) to Bydgoszcz. Distance: 236 km. *Sponsoring Nations

12 NATO MILITARY POLICE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE ul. Szubińska Bydgoszcz, Poland Tel.: Fax: *Sponsoring Nations: BGR, CZE, HRV, DEU, NLD, ITA, POL, ROU