Courses

KIM Module 0 the first course on the Knowledge and Information Management (KIM) Pathway. 

This course provides practising engineers with the knowledge and skills to enable them to work more effectively in aerospace engineering, airworthiness, and safety.

An introductory level course designed to provide you with a foundation in techniques used in electronic warfare (EW).

This course is designed to provide British Military and MOD Civil Servants education and training in selected military electronic systems.

This course is designed to train laser safety officers (LSO) from all services and MOD departments and their range contractors.

This course is about the role and methods of operational analysis used in support of decision-making within your business.

This course will give a detailed understanding of working with and handling ordnance, munitions and explosives.

This course will give a basic introduction to aspects of working with ordnance, munitions and explosives.

A course providing a practitioner level understanding of the management of reliability and maintainability from initial procurement requirements to in-service support.

Pre-Advanced Command and Staff Course is a 12-week course which prepares international military personnel for the Advanced Command and Staff Course.

This 6-week course prepares international students for participation on the Royal College of Defence Studies course in London. 

Pre-RMAS Phase A prepares international students for the challenges they will face as officer cadets at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. 

 Pre-RMAS Phase B is a mandatory course for all international cadets entering the Regular Commissioning Course at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. 

A course that helps teams and organisations manage system (engineering, software, paperwork) changes in an organised way.

A practitioner level course enabling you to understand and apply POEMS requirements, structure and processes. 

To increase your knowledge and understanding of records management practises and procedures.

You will cover security engineering including blast and structural response, ballistics, weapon effects and how to counter them.