Courses

The Diversity and Inclusion Practitioner course is available to anyone who has been identified as being required to undertake this role regardless of rank or grade. 

Designed to teach British Military and MOD Civil Servants the understanding behind explosive engineering, munitions and target response.

This course is ideal if you need to a devise an external validation (ExVal) strategy, collect and analyse data and present findings as part of a Training Requirements Authority (TRA). Before clicking the apply now button please scroll down to find key information you will need to complete the application process.

You will cover fundamental mechanical and civil engineering topics such as stress analysis and materials.

Levels 1 to 3 language acquisition courses across 40 different languages in order to meet Defence training requirements.

A 1-day practical workshop to guide you through the process of handling and responding to FOI requests of varying degrees of complexity.

Designed to provide British Military and MOD Civil Servants a comprehensive understanding of all the main elements of guided weapon systems and preparation for specific weapons roles.

The Holistic Allies Training is recommended for all personnel to foster an inclusive workplace

This course aims to raise awareness of the religious landscape and encourage an empathic, broad-minded approach to the World’s 6 major recognised religions, politically engaged throughout the world.

You will learn how to integrate Women Peace & Security, Children in Armed Conflict, Protection of Civilians & Human Trafficking into military operations. 

A comprehensive introduction to Human Security explaining the concept and defining the difference between state and human security whilst identifying key considerations during planning and operations.

A course aimed at commercial officers involved in income generation and who have a need to hold a commercial delegation for sales.

To provide skilled professionals who can source, analyse and strategise improvements, assess digital infrastructure and keep up with an ever increasing, developing world of information and technology.

You will learn the basic knowledge and skills to introduce information management regimes in the workplace to ensure information requirements are captured and met.  

Knowledge and Information Management Module 1 is the second course on the KIM Pathway after KIM Module 0.

Knowledge and Information Management Module 2 is the third of the 4 courses on the KIM Pathway after KIM Module 1.

This course identifies the senior management and leadership challenges and opportunities facing those responsible for the planning, management, financial oversight and integration of military capability.

ICSC(M) provides world class intermediate command and staff training.