Center for UN Peacekeeping

Training Courses


1. UNITED NATIONS MILITARY CONTINGENT OFFICERS COURSE (UNMCOC): This course aims to prepare Officers for effective execution of their tasks as part of military contingents and to equip them for training their troops in UN Peacekeeping techniques .A Train-the-Trainers' Programme, the course content includes Introduction to Role, Organisation and Functioning of the UN; Principles, Techniques and Evolving nature of Peacekeeping Operations; Code of Conduct for Peacekeepers; Logistics and Administrative Aspects; and Mission Related Training. Instructors from recent missions may also relate their personal experiences for the benefit of participants.  

Duration    

3 weeks

Participants

Selected potential instructors from their Contingents (Including up to 25   foreign participants)

Language

English

Frequency

One per year

 

2. UNITED NATIONS MILITARY OBSERVERS COURSE (UNMOC): This course provides a unique opportunity for future Military Observers to interact with one another prior to deployment and develop strong inter-personal bonds so crucial for a successful mission. The military observers are taught how to observe and report. The course content includes Introduction to Role, Organisation and Functioning of the UN; Composition of UN Military Observer Operations; Code and Conduct of Peacekeepers; Supervision and Reporting; Mission and Mandate analysis; Communication Systems and Procedures; Negotiation and Liaison Techniques; and Mission Related Exercises.   

Duration

2 weeks

Participants

Prospective Military Observers (Including up to 25 foreign participants)

Language 

English

Frequency  

One per year

 

   

3. UNITED NATIONS STAFF & LOGISTICS OFFICERS COURSE (UNSLOC): aims to prepare officers earmarked as Staff and Logistics Officers for effective execution of their tasks as part of UN Peacekeeping Missions. A Logistics Officer must be able to function in a cross-cultural environment, be adept in logistics management of the Mission and be able to formulate and execute logistics plans in accordance with the progress of peacekeeping operations. Staff Duties include planning, issue and monitoring of operational instructions / orders; collection and dissemination of information; planning and execution of logistics tasks and maintaining databases of personnel and material resources. The course content includes Introduction to Force Structure and Functioning of Peacekeeping Operations; Mandate and Mission Analysis for Formulation of Logistics Plans; UN Logistics Organisation; Staff Duties in Force and Sector Headquarters; Functioning of an Operations Room; and General Operational and Logistics Orders.  

Duration

3 weeks

Participants

Prospective UN Staff and Logistics Officers (Including up to 25 foreign
participants)

Language

English

Frequency

One Per year

 

   


Course Administrative details

How to Apply: All interested foreign participants should contact the Ministry of External Affairs in India through the Indian Embassy in their respective countries.

Accommodation: All foreign participants will be accommodated at the Residency at the United Service Institution of India (USI) at New Delhi. USI-CUNPK is located 10 kms from the Indira Gandh0i International Airport, New Delhi.

Costs: The training costs for all candidates will be borne by the Centre. For a specified number of candidates from Troop Contributing countries,(TCCs) or Emerging TCCs the cost of air travel and stay will also be borne by the Government of India, while others would be expected to pay for the accommodation and meals at the rate of US $ 65 per day.

Postal Address:
USI - Centre for United Nations Peacekeeping
Rao Tula Ram Marg
Post Bag No.8, Vasant Vihar PO,

New Delhi – 110057India
Phone: 91-11-2615 2711 / 2615 3582 & 83
Telefax: 91-11-2615 2711
E-Mail:
cunpk@usiofindia.org
 

 

 

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