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Subject Codes. |
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UN SFP |
UN structure functions and purpose. |
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ODR |
Military observer duties and responsibilities. |
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NML |
Negotiation, mediation and liaison procedures. |
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ADMIN |
Administration, pay and logistics. |
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DVR |
Basic driving, maintenance and vehicle recovery operations. |
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COMM |
Communication and radio procedures. |
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MED |
Medical and MEDEVAC. |
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MINE |
Mine awareness and explosive ordnance disposal (EOD). |
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PSS |
Personal survival skills. |
10 |
HR |
Human rights. |
11 |
STX |
Situational Training Ex |
12 |
MISC |
Miscellaneous |
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BLOCK SYLLABUS |
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UN system and UN Peace Keeping Operations |
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Military observer duties and responsibilities. |
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Negotiation, mediation and media engagement. |
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Administration, pay and logistics. |
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Basic driving, maintenance and vehicle recovery operations. |
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Communications and radio procedures. |
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Medical procedure and MEDEVAC. |
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Mine awareness and EOD. |
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Personal survival skills. |
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Human rights. |
11 |
STX |
12 |
Misc |
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DETAIL SYLLABUS |
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UN SYSTEM AND UN PEACE KEEPING OPERATIONS |
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Learning Objectives: |
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Officers should be able to understand the gen back ground, history, organization and functions of the UN. |
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Officers should know the political implications that lead to the use of military personnel in peacekeeping missions. |
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Officers should understand the legal status and other aspects related to UN operations. |
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Subject Code : UN SFP |
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Lesson |
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1 |
Introduction to the UN System |
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UN Charter and International Peace and Security |
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Principles, concept and types of PSO |
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Legal framework of UNPKO including ROE |
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Structure of UN PKO |
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UN peace partners |
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Command and Control in UN PKO |
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Current UN PKO & Sri Lanka participation |
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UN MILITARY OBSERVER DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES |
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Learning Objectives : |
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Officers will have a working proficiency of the basic military observer duties and responsibilities. |
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Officers will be familiar with the principal duties of UNMOs including observing, reporting, patrolling, Check Point (CP) and Observation Post (OP) procedures, verification and monitoring, investigation, briefing procedures and leading team operations. |
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Subject Code : ODR |
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Lesson |
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Techniques and execution of peacekeeping. |
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Patrolling. |
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Check Points. |
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Observation Posts. |
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Route recce. |
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Investigation/verification and reporting. |
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Different UN reports/returns/forms and prep of SITREP. |
8 |
Convoy protection |
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Manning of operations room (Ops Room). |
10 |
Briefing and staff skills and preparation of a brief |
11 |
Code of conduct and Do’s and Don’ts of UN peacekeepers. |
12 |
Conduct with parties to conflict. |
13 |
Air op, air recce and air craft recognition |
14 |
Cultural awareness |
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Gender and Child Protection in peacekeeping |
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Electoral assistance |
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UN Civil Military Coordination (CIMIC) |
18 |
Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) |
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NEGOTIATION, MEDIATION AND MEDIA ENGAGEMENT |
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Learning Objectives: |
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Officers will be able to negotiate in a wide range of operational situations using the mission mandate and agreements. |
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Officers should understand effective liaison techniques which require sensitivities to local customs, traditions, language and religions as well as cultural awareness. |
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Officers must be skilled at enhancing and maintaining impartiality and objectivity in order to successfully mediate, negotiate, manage and avert potential crises. |
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Subject Code : NML |
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Lesson |
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Negotiation, liaison, mediation and use of interpreter. |
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Media Engagement. |
3 |
Civil Disorder |
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ADMINISTRATION, PAY AND LOGISTICS |
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Learning Objectives |
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Officers will understand the UN administration procedures, pay and allowances and the logistics system. |
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Subject Code : ADMIN |
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Lesson |
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Pay and allowances, leave, messing arrangement and other logistic support including death, injuries and serious illness. |
2 |
UN logistics system. |
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BASIC DRIVING, MAINTENANCE AND VEHICLE RECOVERY OPERATIONS |
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Learning Objectives |
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Officers will be proficient in basic wheeled vehicle operating, off-road driving techniques, vehicle maintenance and recovery /towing techniques. |
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Subject Code : DVR |
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Lesson |
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UN vehicle regulations. |
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Familiarization with left hand driven vehicles. |
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Driver pre-checks. |
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Forward marching, gear shifting, control of clutch, speeding, overtaking, use of brake, parking etc. |
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Stopping on a slope (uphill and down hill) and remaining static. |
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3 point turn. |
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Edge reversing. |
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Garaging and parking. |
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Highway driving, lane changing and turning. |
10 |
Traffic rules and international highway code. |
11 |
Night Driving. |
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Tyre changing. |
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COMMUNICATIONS AND RADIO PROCEDURES |
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Learning Objectives |
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Officers will be proficient in basic tactical and commercial communications systems typically used in msn areas ; skilled in verbal and written communication in the mission language ; proficient in using UN mission standard report formats and trouble shooting basic communication systems problems. |
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Subject Code: COMM |
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Lesson |
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UN Communications procedures and use of communications equipment. |
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MEDICAL PROCEDURE AND MEDEVAC |
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Learning Objectives |
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Officers should be proficient in basic first aid and life-saving procedures as well as skilled in the use of coping mechanisms – fitness, stress relief, hygiene - to sustain themselves in the mission area. |
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Subject Code: MED |
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Lesson |
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Stress management |
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Head, spinal and mine injury, use and application of field dressing on wounds. |
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Fracture treatment including improvised splint, hemorrhage control by use of pressure points |
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CPR, heat stroke and poisons treatment |
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STD and AIDS. |
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CASEVAC/MEDVAC. |
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MINE AWARENESS AND EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL (EOD) |
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Learning Objectives |
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Officers will be proficient in dealing with the mines, minefield and explosive devices and avoidance measures. |
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Subject Code: MINE |
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Lesson |
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Mine awareness and booby traps (Recognition of mines and minefield markings and where to expect mine and booby traps) |
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Conduct in mine affected areas (Removal of casualties from mined area) |
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PERSONAL SURVIVAL SKILLS |
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Learning Objectives |
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Learning ObjectiOfficers will be proficient on basic skills related to their survival once deployed in the mission area and while conducting patrols or other activities which may increase the likelihood of their contact with un-cooperating belligerents.es |
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Subject Code: PSS |
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Lesson |
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Tactics and modus operandi of militant groups |
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Reaction to sniper fire and ambush |
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General safety measures. |
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Basic survival techniques and skills |
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Hostage/hijack survival skills |
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HUMAN RIGHTS |
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Officers will have broad knowledge on Human Rights and their application, Law of Armed Conflict and their application in a msn area. |
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Subject Code: HR |
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Lesson |
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The Law of Armed Conflict |
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Human rights/ Humanitarian assistance |
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Child protection |
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IDP & Refugees |
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SITUATIONAL TRAINING EXERCISE |
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Subject Code: STX |
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Lesson |
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FTX on GPS /compass |
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STX on Ptl and Survival |
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STX on UN ops tech (Final Ex) |
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MISCELLANEOUS |
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Subject Code: MISC |
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Lesson |
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Opening address by Commandant |
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Course briefing by Chief Instructor |
3 |
Ice breaking (Meet your course mates) |
4 |
Students presentation |
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Individual Case Study Viva |
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Examination |
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Mission experience of UNMOs |
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Disposal (Exercise briefing/Self study/GPS training/Visit to Dam |
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Computer Handling |
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Film show on “No man’s land” |
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Closing address and certificate awarding ceremony |
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