HEAT training aims to equip you with the skills, knowledge and attitude to improve your security in hostile environments.

A CSD HEAT certificate is a document that proves you have participated in a HEAT training course.

Yes, hostile environment training is another term used to describe a HEAT course (Hostile Environment Awareness Training)

Your organisation decides the duration of validity of a HEAT course. CSD advises a five-year validity of the HEAT certificate.

Heist training stands for Hostile Environment Integrated Security Training, which is another term for a CSD HEAT course.

The most important topics are: Security & Situational Awareness Field Security Plans Risk Assessment & Mitigation Gender-Specific Risks Personal Risk Profile Communication Skills (in the field) Radio & Satellite Phone First Aid Life-Saving Skills in Remote Areas Basic Life Support & AED Dealing with Aggression Stress Management Hostage Prevention & Surviv Field Safety Skills Checkpoints & Road Blocks Active Shooting, Ambushes and Carjacking Ammunition and Weapon Awareness Simulations and Field Exercises

As a journalist, you can participate in HEAT training to prepare for working in hazardous environments. CSD regularly welcomes participants from the journalism community in their HEAT courses.

HEFAT stands for Hostile Environment First Aid Training, which is another term for a CSD HEAT course.

Hostile training is a term used to describe a HEAT course (Hostile Environment Awareness Training).

The price of HEAT training depends on its duration, the level of realism of the simulations, the experience of the trainers, the safety of the learning environment, and the quality of the course. The prices of our courses are on our website.

Yes, HEAT, Hostile Environment Awareness Training, is a multi-day course in which you learn the skills, knowledge and attitude to improve your personal security in hostile environments.

Advanced HEAT training is a five-day HEAT course based on the ESDC curriculum organised bij CSD.

Basic HEAT training is a three-day HEAT course organised by CSD.

HET training stands for Hostile Environment Training. This is the same course as the CSD HEAT training.

Participating in HEAT training as a diplomat is essential for effectively preparing yourself to navigate and succeed in conflict environments. We welcome many participants from the diplomatic community in our HEAT courses.

The CSD HEAT training courses,. Other reputable courses are the ZIF HEAT course, the NRC/DRC HEAT course, the World Vision HEAT course, and courses from Folke Bernadotte Academy and CMC Finland.

The three-day UN SSafe training is the United Nations version of the CSD HEAT training.

For training to qualify as HEAT training, it must have at least the following characteristics. A minimum training duration of three days is required. A scenario runs throughout the training. The majority of the training involves exercises and simulations. The simulations have multiple actors. A field exercise will last at least half a day without breaks. Participants will learn to manage aggression. First aid is crucial. There is a hostage simulation.

H.E.A.T. is short for Hostile Environment Awareness Training.

There are two types of heat training: heat training security related and heat training for runners and cyclists to prepare for sports in intense hot circumstances.

Yes, CSD organises regular open HEAT training in Jordan and Kenya. CSD training courses are also available in the Netherlands and the USA.

Travel security training prepares you to travel safely and securely. The most well-known travel security training courses are HEAT courses.

Centre for Safety and Development or CSD is a Netherlands-based organization specializing in safety and security for NGOs, governments, international organizations, and academia. CSD is best known for its HEAT training.

These are abbreviations for training courses resembling a HEAT course.