Courses
EMP-ABB certified training
Courses of one to five weeks for military, police and civilian personnel, to peace operation standards. Master's degrees are presented in the Training section.
Training offer
Course catalogue
The catalogue presents the School's training offer: for each course, its title, description, objectives and teaching information. Three families of courses: military, police and integrated (military, police and civilian).
Session dates, registration, and upcoming, ongoing and past courses are in the course calendar.
United Nations Contingent-Owned Equipment (UN-COE)
1-week course for military, police and civilian personnel serving in peace operations.
- Integrated (military, police and civilian)
- 1 week
- French
Description, objectives and teaching information
Description
The United Nations Contingent-Owned Equipment (UN-COE) course at the Alioune Blondin Bèye Peacekeeping School is intended for military, police and civilian personnel called upon to serve in peace and peace support operations. Lasting 1 week, it combines theory, case studies and practical exercises.
Demonstration content: the detailed presentation, dates and official course description will be published soon.
Course objectives
- Master the framework and principles of peace operations in this field.
- Acquire tools and good practices directly applicable in the mission area.
- Exchange with participants from all over Africa.
Demonstration objectives, to be replaced.
Eligibility requirements
Course open to military, police and civilian personnel nominated by their institution. Good command of French required.
Demonstration requirements, to be completed.
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Applying
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- Each course page shows the session dates, the application period and the eligibility requirements.
- When applications are open, the “Apply” button gives access to the course's online form.
- Civilian personnel who meet the criteria send their CV and registration form to candidaturesciviles@empbamako.org, stating the name of the course.
- As a general rule, training is entirely free of charge for the trainees invited by the School.
Master's degrees have their own admission procedure, presented in the Training section.