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NATOJoint Advanced

Distributed Learning

Online Course Catalog

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NATO Joint Advanced Distributed Learning

Catalogue Organisation

This catalog captures the current course list available to NATO, NATO nations and partners. Since this list changes frequently, readers are encouraged to visit the Joint Advanced Distributed Learning (JADL) website at https://jadl.act.nato.int for the most current listings.

The courses listed have been developed from many sources; you are encouraged to consider whether your institution or nation may be willing to offer its courses through JADL. Please contact the JADL administrator at [email protected] for further information. The first section of this catalog introduces NATO’s e-Learning Programme with a word from our programme manager, Mr. Paul Thurkettle. The following section provides instructions for accessing NATO’s online courses. In this section, you will find step-by-step instructions for registering and obtaining a password for access, changing your password for personal security, completing a course of study, and ensuring you receive credit for your work. The last section covers the Course List and Descriptions containing three different lists to locate your e-Learning course interests either by course number, category/organization or discipline.

Table of Contents

Introduction 4NATO’s e-Learning Programme 4

From the Programme Manager 4

NATO e-Learning Development,Standards and Training 5

How to Access Online Courses 6JADL Homepage 6

New User/Account Registration 7

Changing Your Password 8

Taking an ADL Course 9-11

Certificates 11

Course List and Descriptions 12How to Use the Course Lists 12

List by Course Number 12-27

List by Category/Organization 28-39

List by Discipline 40-46

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From the Programme Manager

Welcome to the Joint Advanced Distributed Learning (JADL) Catalog. This ‘living’ document provides information on the NATO e-Learning Programme, including all of the courses offered online as well as information on training and development of e-Learning. As this document is ever-changing, make sure to visit https://jadl.act.nato.int for the latest version.

Over the last 12 years, online learning (e-Learning) has rapidly increased throughout the world. From a few revolutionary scholars just experimenting with this notion, to its widely accepted use in academia and industry, e-Learning is transforming the education frontier. Not only has this concept exploded within prestigious academic institutions, but it has grown exponentially in the commercial sector too, with companies transitioning from in-person training methods to e-Learning formats because of the significant reduction in costs, and, more importantly, the higher degree of employee satisfaction and retention. NATO nations continue to experiment with and adapt to online education and training. NATO is also involved in groups, such as the NATO Training Group (Individual Training & Educations Developments Working Group), the ADL Partnership and the Partners for Peace Consortium ADL Working Group. Only by working together, and sharing resources and courses, can we achieve our goals of delivering high quality, online courseware to our customers using the best technology available.

We also live in exciting times with students demanding access via their own devices (mobiles, tablets, computers), and requesting courses media rich with videos, animations and narration. New immersive technology, with virtual and augmented reality, are becoming available, and our goal is to investigate, experiment, and, where justified, push the window of what NATO can achieve.

Please email any questions to the JADL administrative team at: [email protected].

Happy browsing!

NATO’s e-Learning Programme

In 2003, the NATO Atlantic Council formed Allied Command Transformation to “transform” NATO to ensure it remained relevant

to the world situation and nations’ requirements. Part of this mandate was to ensure NATO’s education and training was effective, efficient and reflected academic and industry advancements. The NATO e-Learning programme was established to research, experiment with, and utilize technology that would support online, immersive and mobile education and training. In 2008, this programme reached full operational capability and now continues to support the development and distribution of online courses worldwide as well as NATO and national education and training technology and capabilities. Demand for online “Anywhere, Anytime” training continues to

grow as well as the technical resources and complexity, such as virtual headsets, media streaming and immersive training. The NATO capability is experiencing an increased demand in all areas and will continue to strive to provide the best quality products delivered effortlessly to its audience.

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NATO e-Learning Development, Standards and Training

The NATO e-Learning programme follows recognized industry standards for its online development and hosting services. STANAG 2591 was developed by the NATO Training Group to ensure NATO and nations develop courses which are interoperable and can be shared easily between learning management systems. SCORM (Shareable Content Object Reference Model) versions 1.2 and 2004 are used, and NATO is working to ensure new standards, such as xAPI, will be adopted as soon as they are matured. If you are interested in using e-Learning, have courses you wish to share, or would like to develop courses, please contact us for further information.

Additionally, NATO offers an e-Learning training course twice a year at the NATO School in Oberammergau, Germany. This three-week course (1 week online, 2 weeks residential) covers all aspects of the design, development, and deployment of e-Learning. Further information is available on our website (https://jadl.act.nato.int) or from the NATO School.

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How to Access Online Courses

To access ADL courses, you must first create an JADL account. Please allow two business days for your registration to be processed. During this period, you will not have access to courses. You will be sent a password and an activation confirmation email from the JADL system administrator once your account has been activated.

JADL Homepage

In your web browser, open the JADL home page (https://jadl.act.nato.int). For an optimal experience, use the Microsoft Edge browser at work and/or the Google Chrome browser on personal computers.

Other helpful links are available on the homepage’s menu bar: News, FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions), Course Catalog, and Contact.

If you already have an account and password, select the green JADL Login button to log in with your username and password.

If you need to create an account, select the blue Create Account button and follow the instructions in the New User/Account Registration section on the following page.

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New User/Account Registration

Selecting the Create Account button allows you to begin the registration application. Follow these steps to create your account:

1. Complete all required fields marked with red asterisks.

2. Enter your desired username and write it down in a safe place for later use.

3. Select the checkbox to accept the User Agreement.

4. Submit the form by selecting Register (bottom right).

You will receive two emails: the first verifying that you account has been successfully created, and the second advising you that your account has been activated. It may take up to two business days to process your registration in accordance with USA office hours and holidays.

IMPORTANT:

Please wait for your registration to be activated. Your password will only be valid after you have received a second email notification advising you that your account has been activated. If you try to log in to JADL system before your account is activated, you will receive an account locked error!

Note: If you do not used a NATO or NATO Member National Organizational email address or the sponsor field for other, your account will not be activated and will be deleted without further notice.

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Changing Your Password

To maintain security, you are required to change your system-generated password the first time you log in after account activation. To change your password, follow these steps:

1. Open the JADL home page (https://jadl.act.nato.int/).

2. Select the Login button. Enter your username and the password you were provided, and then select the Login button to display your personal JADL page, with its two tabs, Personal Desktop and Courses.

3. From the Personal Desktop dropdown list, select Settings, then select the Password tab.

4. Enter your current password and then the new desired password. Retype the new password, and select Save.

If you forget your password or username when logging in, select the Forgot password? Forgot username? link located on the Login page, and follow the directions presented.

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Taking an ADL Course

On the JADL home page, log in with your username and password. When your personal JADL page opens, the Personal Desktop tab is active. The first time you access this page, there will be no courses listed under My Memberships. You must use the Courses tab to sign up for any course you would like to take. To access a course, select the Courses tab, then select Repository - Home from the dropdown menu.

Your screen will look similar to the one displayed here. On the right side, the Categories panel displays all course categories. In the upper right hand corner, an icon of a magnifying glass ( ) is displayed for course searches by title. When using the magnifying glass to search, please search only for the number (do not enter the ADL part), then select the area which looks like a blackboard icon ( ).

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1. Locate and select the category title called NATO Education & Training Facilities (NETF). You may have to ‘drill down’ several levels before you reach the list of courses for which you are looking.

2. Select from the list NATO Maritime Interdiction Operational Training Centre (NMIOTC).

The displayed list will have dropdown menu depicted by a down arrow located at the right of each course line.

3. To select a course, select the dropdown arrow. Select Join from the dropdown menu.

4. On the next page, select the Join button. The system will display a message that you have joined the course.

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Now, from the list in the Content area, select an item that suits your training objective.

In this example, there is only one choice: ADL 097 Introduction to MIO.

After selecting the Introduction to MIO course, a tree-style list of available lessons within the course displays. Once you have chosen a specific lesson, select it to begin.

Certificates

Once you have completed a course, you will have an opportunity to take any required surveys and access your course certificate. The certificate is generated by the system and will be available for download after the Learning Progress icon turns green ( ). If the icon is any color other than green, then you have not completed the course successfully yet.

You can view the certificate by selecting the Download Certificate link located above the Learning Progress icon or by selecting the certificate icon ( ) in the upper right hand corner next to the actions dropdown button.

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Course List and Descriptions

How to Use the Course Lists

There are three lists provided in this directory to help you locate your e-Learning course interests:

1. Course Number – In this list, you will find courses are itemised by ADL, PCS, or ETOC number. You are provided with a course title, a short description of the course, and an estimate of the time required for course completion.

2. Category/Organisation – In this list, courses are itemised by the category to which it belongs (i.e.,

NATO owner) and then the course name. To find your course, scan the alphabetical field, and notate the course number of the associated course. Then, go back to the Course Number list to find the information required to access the course. Note, this list begins on page 28.

3. Discipline – In this list, courses are itemised by the discipline to which it belongs. To find your

course in this list, scan the alphabetical list of disciplines and notate the associated course number. Then, go back to the Course Number list to find the information required to access the course. Note, this list begins on page 40.

List by Course Number

ADL #ETOC # Course Title Course

DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 001 Kick-start to ADLThis course provides an overview of the ADL Initiative’s vision, history, goals, and major activities.

2

ADL 004

MEG-ME-11709

Critical Infrastructure Awareness

This course provides information on current and prospective strategic-level issues related to critical infrastructure protection (CIP).

3

ADL 007

MSP-IS-21854

HQ Resolute Support V2.0

The target audience for this course is personnel deploying to RS HQ in Kabul. Resolute Support Basic Course must be completed before attempting this course.

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ADL 009 Combating Trafficking in Human Beings (v2.0)

This course deals with the widespread problem of trafficking in human beings (THB) and presents ways to combat that special field of organized crime. It presents applicable NATO policy and describes trafficking’s impact on NATO-led operations.

2

ADL 012Introduction to International Humanitarian Law

This course introduces participants to the legal and international humanitarian law issues involved in military operations.

10

ADL 013Maritime Functional Area Services Pre-Study Course

This pre-study course provides basic knowledge about Maritime Functional Services.

12

ADL 014 MCCIS Pre-Study Material

This pre-study course provides the basic knowledge about MCCIS and issues required for the necessary input standard for this course.

3

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Course # Course Title Course

DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 015Human Trafficking: Causes, Consequences, Counter-Strategies

This course overviews the causes and consequences of the different types of human trafficking—sexual exploitation, labour exploitation, trafficking in children, and illicit trade in human organs—and offers counter-strategies for dealing with them.

3

ADL 017 Introduction to NATO for TACEVAL

This course is a short version of the “Introduction to NATO” course. It is specially tailored to the needs of TACEVAL, and will support the resident TACEVAL courses at NATO School.

14

ADL 020 Introduction to NATO Contracting 110

This course introduces NATO contracting activities, such as planning mission support strategies and performing market research. It includes an overview of the Bi-Strategic Command Directive 60-70, and discusses acquisition methods and contract types. There is also a chapter on competition and acquisition plan development.

22

ADL 026 Introduction to NATO Maritime Operations

This course provides an overview of the NATO School class Introduction to NATO Maritime Operations.

4

ADL 031 MCCIS Advanced Pre-Study Material for course NCISS ID 273/275/277. Registration required. 3.5

ADL 032 Rosetta Stone Language Training

This application teaches languages, at a basic level, by having students listen to native and non-native speakers in various scenarios and practice pronunciation and other oral exercises.

30

ADL 033Introduction to Environmental Awareness

This course presents NATO’s concerns related to environmental protection during operations in both peacetime and crisis situations. It also defines the responsibilities of NATO unit commanders and commanders of units from sending nations.

2

ADL 037 Introduction to NATO

This course provides an introduction to NATO structures, policies, and operations, as well as an overview of the current issues facing the Alliance. It is designed primarily for newly appointed regular and reserve officers from NATO and Partner countries, and civilian officials who are taking up national or international responsibilities in the security field.

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DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 039English Language Training Enhancement Course (ELTEC)

This course teaches pertinent military terminology and expressions for special situations; provides practice in active listening to native and non-native speakers in various scenarios, such as understanding what is expected of individuals when talking on the phone; and gives practical tips and strategies for effective telephone communication.

40

ADL 041Improvised Explosive Device Awareness Course (IED)

This course provides an introduction to improvised explosive devices (IED), includ-ing their role in warfare. It also provides an introduction to the types of IEDs, the enemy’s tactics for each, and counter techniques.

2

ADL 043

Security Policy, International Relations, and Information Technology (SPIRIT)

This course addresses the relationships between international politics/policies and modern information technologies. It also provides a basic knowledge of Internet search tools and techniques.

4

ADL 046 NATO Intel - An Overview

This course provides an overview of NATO intelligence policies and activities, aimed at helping students understand how to leverage intelligence in their daily duties.

2

ADL 047 Operations and the Information Age

This course treats you as the newest member of a Military Staff supporting a Coalition Commander.

2

ADL 048 SATCOM Basics V3.2 This course introduces satellite communications (SATCOM), and discusses how and why NATO uses it.

3

ADL 049 European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP)

This course provides an introduction into the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP).

3

ADL 051 NATO Civil Emergency Planning - An Overview

This course provides an overview of NATO’s Civil Emergency Planning (CEP), describing its origins, rules, responsibilities, organization, planning boards, and committees.

3

ADL 067 Map ReadingThis course provides an Introduction to map reading, with a focus on handling UTM and MGRS coordinate systems.

3

ADL 069 Peace Keeping Techniques

This course, based on NORDCAPS PSO TACTICAL MANUAL VOL 2, gives commanders, from section leaders up to company commanders, the detailed information they need at the beginning of a PSO assignment.

4

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DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 070 UN Peace Support Operations Orientation

This course describes UN Peace Support Operations, and provides links to the SWEDINT website.

4

ADL 076 Cyber Defence Awareness

This course gives an introduction to general cyber security in order to aid familiarization with attacks, terminology, and defensive techniques.

3

ADL 091 JWC Newcomer Induction Training

This course provides arriving staff with an introduction to NATO and the JWC as well as an overview of working and living in Norway.

4

ADL 097 Introduction to MIO

This course provides a general overview of Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIOs). It gives an introduction to MIOs, helps you understand their Concept, outlines MIO Definitions and ship’s internal organization related to MIOs. Furthermore, it discusses legal issues and the operational planning process related to MIOs.

3

ADL 098Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO) Phases

The course provides the command team personnel with the required knowledge to define, distinguish, and conduct the different MIO phases.

1

ADL 099 MIO Related Messages and Unit’s Organization

The course provides general information about messages and the shipboard organization related to MIO.

1

ADL 100 Medical Combat in Maritime Operations

This module is a prerequisite for the NMIOTC 21000 Course, Medical Combat Care in Maritime Operations. A certificate of completion shall be delivered at NMIOTC.

ADL 104

MSP-IS-21856

Resolute Support Basic Course

This course provides a basic level of knowledge for personnel deploying to Afghanistan. It is also for personnel who are not to attending a NATO-led training event.

8

ADL 106 Allied Information Flow System (AIFS)

This course prepares the student for the classroom, based course on the AIFs system material.

6.5

ADL 107 NATO Procurement and Contracting 120

This course provides an overview of NATO’s procurement and contracting policies and procedures, including the planning of mission support strategies.

22

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DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 108 Resolute Support TAAC WestThis course is for personnel deploying to TAAC West HQ in Afghanistan, or to staff positions which directly support operations.

3

ADL 111 NATO Rules of Engagement (ROE)

This course introduces students to the basics of the Rules of Engagement (ROE), an essential part of warfare at all levels, within the context of NATO operations.

22

ADL 113 Digital Communications This course provides military and civilian personnel with the information required to operate and maintain a Promina network.

12

ADL 114 Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Pre-study

This course provides military and civilian personnel with prerequisite information required for the NMS RA/CA course.

2

ADL 116 Resource Management in NATO

This course is an overview of the resource management process, at the individual and collective levels, via the concept of the three NATO resources assets: Military Budget (MB), NATO Security Investment Programme (NSIP), and Manpower. It serves as an orientation to the Resource Management Education Programme and NATO School Oberammergau.

2

ADL 123 LTA TYR This course describes the CAX model used during Viking series exercises. 1

ADL 124 HiPath 3500

To provide military and civilian personnel with knowledge and skills to provide level-1 support for HiPath 3500 used in Linc and Theatre Operation. This includes basic operations and settings.

3

ADL 125 Ministry of Defence (MOD) Advisors

This course is for personnel who will be working as advisors for the Ministry of Defence. Resolute Support Basic Course must be completed before attempting this course.

3

ADL 126 Ministry of Interior (MOI) Advisors

This course is for personnel who will be working as advisors for the Ministry of Interior. Resolute Support Basic Course must be completed before attempting this course.

5

ADL 128 X Band

To provide military and civilian personnel with an overview of X Band TSGT. This has also been designed to be a refresher course for qualified personnel (e.g., 035 NATO Transportable Satellite Ground Terminal (TSGT) Technician) and an introduction to a TSGT for not qualified personnel.

6

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DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 131

Introduction to the Comprehensive Operations Planning Directive (COPD)

This course provides an understanding of the COPD for staff at all operational levels who either contribute to or use the COPD and its intermediate products.

6

ADL 132

Strategic Comprehensive Operations Planning Course (SCOPC)

This course prepares officers to participate in strategic-level planning. It covers Chapter 3 -Strategic Level of the Comprehensive Operations Planning Directive (COPD).

9.5

ADL 133Comprehensive Operations Planning Course (COPC)

This course prepares officers to participate in operational-level planning. It covers Chapter 4 -Operational Level of the Comprehensive Operations Planning Directive (COPD).

9

ADL 134Commander and Staff in Comprehensive Operations Planning and Decision Making

This course prepares commanders and senior staff to participate in the planning and execution of operational-level plans. It covers the higher-level operations planning process at the operational level.

20

ADL 136 Exercise Planning

This course, which must be completed prior to residential course attendance, provides a theoretical introduction and overview of the NATO joint and multinational exercise planning process, as outlined in Bi-Strategic Command Collective Training and Exercise Directive (Bi-SC CT&ED) 75-3. It familiarizes students with the terms and definitions used in exercise planning so they will be able to easily follow the topics in the residential course.

2

ADL 138 Lessons Learned OPR Course Lessons Learned Officer of Primary Responsibility Course 4


This course is the fourth and last course of NATO Procurement and Contracting online course series. It introduces the basics of NATO Procurement and contracting, especially focusing on contracts and contract handling.

3.5

ADL 140NATO CIMIC/CMI Higher Command Course (NCHCC)

This course prepares CIMIC/CMI personnel (OF 3 - OF 6) from Strategic, Joint Force, and Component Command Level and equivalent non-NATO and non-military personnel to participate in the residential NCHCC at CCOE in ENSCHEDE, and to adjust the residential course entry level of the students.

4.5

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DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 141

NATO CIMIC Field Worker Course (NCFWC) and NATO CIMIC Staff Worker Course (NCSWC)

This course prepares officers and NCOs, who are or will be appointed as CIMIC staff workers, to participate in the residential NCSWC and NCFWC at CCOE in, and to adjust the residential course entry level of the students.

6

ADL 142 NATO CIMIC Functional Specialist Course (NCFSC)

This course prepares officers and NCOs, who are appointed as CIMIC Functional Specialists, to participate in the residential NCFSC at CCOE in ENSCHEDE, and to adjust the residential course entry level of the students.

5

ADL 143NATO CIMIC/CMI Awareness Course (NCAC)

This course provides awareness, basic, and familiarization on NATO CIMIC/CMI for personnel involved in such activities, as well as those with a vested interest in civilian-military interaction across the full spectrum, up to and including Joint Force Command Level. Topics covered include doctrine, definitions, procedures, and current developments.

5

ADL 144

NATO CIMIC Comprehensive Approach Specialist (COMPASS)

This course was designed with a comprehensive Training Need Analysis and based on the demands, needs, and direct inputs of the NATO CIMIC Community of interest, consisting of designers, trainers, and customers from the entire NATO Command and Force structure. All E&IT products at CCOE have been reviewed under well established procedures, in combination with the latest developments in the field of the most modern didactics. This course is only accessible after registration for a residential NCCC at CCOE.

5

ADL 145 Introduction to COIN for NATO School

This course provides a general overview of counterinsurgency (COIN) for the NATO School audience, including the historical development of COIN. It focuses on different areas and missions where COIN operations have been carried out, based on casestudies.

1.5

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DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 151 NATO ACO Purchase Card

This course describes the Allied Command Operations Purchase Card (APC) programme, identifying the associated roles and responsibilities, rules for account maintenance, programme controls and procedures, and the sources that satisfy the requirements. It also describes the process, procedures, and restrictions on unauthorized use of APC as well as the purchase card disputes process and dispute procedures.

3

ADL 152 NATO RRT - Expert Training

This course introduces the Rapid Reaction Team (RRT) concept for persons who may be asked to augment an RRT. It is intended to orientate national and military planners and NATO civil experts who may be deployed away from their normal places of business to provide expertise on behalf of NATO.

1


This is the third course in the NATO ADL series on procurement and contracting. It introduces the basics of NATO procurement and contracting, especially focusing on contracts and contract handling.

3

ADL 154 Blooms Taxonomy

This course will introduce you to Blooms Taxonomy and the revised Blooms Taxonomy. It also outlines the different domains of learning and how to use them in your classroom. The course is recommended to those involved in training and education within NATO and PfP.

45 min

ADL 155 Mine Awareness Course

This course provides information on types of mines, such as Unexploded Ordnances (UXOs), Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and Depleted Uranium Ammunition (DU). It describes the threat that these items pose, and gives basic procedures for finding an explosive device and what to do after an incident.

1.5

ADL 165 CounterterrorismThis course looks at NATO’s historic role in counterterrorism and its current and future contribution to counterterrorism.

2

ADL 166 Children and Armed ConflictThis course familiarises deploying personnel with pertinent aspects of international law relating to children and armed conflict.

1

20



DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 167 Introduction to Counterinsurgency (COIN)

This course, based on the AJP 3.4.4 Allied Joint Doctrine for Counterinsurgency and other relevant publications, provides a common NATO doctrine to guide commanders, staffs, and forces engaged in the planning and conduct of counterinsurgency operations.

8

ADL 168Role of Gender Advisors and Gender Field Advisors in Operations

This course is designed to answer basic questions about Gender Personnel jobs and how to function effectively. Positions covered include Gender Advisor, Gender Field Advisor, and Gender Focal Point.

2

ADL 169 Gender Awareness

This course provides the basic concepts and tools needed by personnel to apply gender perspective in their work at NATO, with the aim of improving operational effectiveness.

1

ADL 170 Introduction to the Energy Security Centre

This course familiarises students with the NATO ENSEC Centre of Excellence (COE), its mission, and organization, and discusses how it enhances military energy efficiency for NATO, as outlined at NATO’s Chicago Summit.

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ADL 171 Gender Focal Point

This course provides students with the concepts and tools needed to carry out their duties as a Gender Focal Point, including educating and assisting their branch or unit with processing gender-related information. Students will gain an understanding of how to integrate gender perspective into their respective branch or unit; thereby, enhancing its core functions and increasing operational effectiveness.

1

ADL 172 Afghanistan History

This module will provide you with a basic understanding of how the area, known today as Afghanistan, has experienced cycles of being both the conquering and the conquered force in the region. This history greatly affects the economics, geography, and governance and politics which exist in Afghanistan today.

1

21



DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 173 Afghanistan Geography

This module will familiarize you with the basics of Afghanistan’s physical and cultural geography. Afghanistan’s location and terrain have contributed to the cultural makeup of the country and affected much of its history. This module is divided into the following main lessons: 1.Physical Geography 2.Cultural Geography 3.Ethnic Composition Throughout the course you will discover how each of these topics relates to the current political and economic conditions in Afghanistan. Also, you will notice “Did You Know?” buttons throughout the module. Select these to learn additional interesting facts.

1

ADL 174 Beliefs and Practices within Islam

This module will provide you with a basic understanding of why understanding that Islam is not monolithic is important and how beliefs and practices differ around the world.

1

ADL 175 Cross Cultural Communications Cross Cultural Communications 1

ADL 176 Governance and Politics of Afghanistan Governance and Politics of Afghanistan 1

ADL 177 Governance and Politics of Pakistan Governance and Politics of Pakistan 1

ADL 178 Kandahar Province Kandahar Province 1

ADL 179 P2KG

This module will familiarize you with the historical and current strategic significance of the provinces of Paktika, Paktya, Khost, traditionally referred to as Loya (“Greater”) Paktya, and Ghazni, collectively referred to here as “P2KG” region.

1

ADL 180 Pakistan Economy Pakistan Economy 1

ADL 181 Pakistan Geography Pakistan Geography 1

ADL 182 Pakistan History Pakistan History 1

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DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 183 Regional dynamics Regional dynamics 1

ADL 184 Understanding Islam Understanding Islam 1

ADL 185 Afghanistan Economics

This module will provide you with a basic understanding of how economic stability, or lack thereof, affects the country’s stability. In order to understand the state of the economy, one must take into account the effects of the economy on the population, the options and choices that Afghans must make, and how those choices affect their livelihood and the overall economy of Afghanistan.

1

ADL 186 Introduction to the Military Police Doctrine

The purpose of this course is to familiarize the NATO Military Police community, as well as other NATO civilian and military personnel, with NATO Military Police role, functions, activities, and tasks from the perspective of NATO doctrine as well as other related publications.

2

ADL 187

Introduction to the NATO Lessons Learned Process for the Military Police Staff

The purpose of this course is to provide students with introductory-level Lessons Learned (LL) information to help improve existing Military Police capabilities based on the NATO LL process used by the various nations, and how to best integrate them in support of multinational operations within the wider context of NATO and the International Community (IC).

3

ADL 191 NATO Newcomer This lessons provides an overview of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 3

ADL 192Headquarters Allied Maritime Command Newcomer

This lessons provides an overview of the Headquarters Allied Maritime Command. 2

ADL 193Defined Contribution Pension Scheme (DCPS)

This course familiarizes participants with NATO Civilian Defined Contribution Pension Scheme (DCPS) program.

1

ADL 197Introduction to NATO Liaison and Advisory Team Kosovo

The main focus of this course is to provide a basic understanding of the NLAT’s mission and key tasks in support of the Kosovo Security Forces (KSF) as well its operational framework. The course is open only to future NLAT advisors.

2

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DescriptionTime

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ADL 201 Concept Development & Experimentation

This course provides the knowledge and understanding of what, from a NATO perspective, concept Development & Experimentation can provide to assist organizations, programmes, and projects in their tasks to innovate and develop future capabilities.

4

ADL 202 Introduction Military EngineeringIntroduction Military Engineering is an introductory awareness course for Military Engineering.

2

ADL 203 Military Search Planning

This course will provide an introduction to the basic tools and concepts of Military Search planning. The Allied Tactical Publication (ATP) 73 provides the procedures and responsibilities governing the preparation, assessment, approval, implementation, and review of Search planning activities at the Operational and Tactical Levels within NATO. Using this doctrine as a guide, this course will mainly focus on the Procedures and Assessments required when planning Military Search Operations.

2

ADL 204 NATO Energy Security Awareness

The purpose of this course is to raise awareness of current energy developments, and to provide basic knowledge on the role of new technologies in enhancing energy efficiency in the military and supporting the protection of critical infrastructure.

3

ADL 205 Introduction to Strategic Communications

The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the basic of communication and introduce them to the concept of Strategic Communications.

2

ADL 206TUSP Pilot and Flight Engineer Academic Phase

Flight Crew eLearning modules for Training Upgrade Strategic Plan (TUSP) 6

ADL 207 C-IED Course

To provide C-IED Staff Officers and Senior Staff Assistants, at Upper Tactical (LCC) and Operational levels, with the knowledge and skills to facilitate, manage, and lead the C-IED effort, by drawing together and coordinating the expertise and efforts of the other staff branches, and become the Commanders’ primary C-IED SME and operations advisor.

4

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DescriptionTime

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ADL 208Weapons Intelligence Team (WIT) Prerequisite Course

To provide essential Level-1 Exploitation Weapons Technical Intelligence (tactical-level) training to Teams able to respond to IED incidents – prior to their arrival in an Operational Theatre.

4

ADL 209 Security and Non-NATO Nationals at HQ SACT

Security-related policies and information for HQ SACT staff to know when dealing with Non-NATO Nationals also working at HQ.

2

ADL 210 TUSP Mission Crew Mission Crew eLearning modules for Training Upgrade Strategic Plan (TUSP) 8

ADL 211 Modelling & Simulation Cadet Course

This course is designed to provide the fundamental knowledge of Modelling and Simulation (M&S) related to military domain.

1

ADL 213

INT-JI-22124

NATO JISR Operations Awareness Course

The course will provide the students key definitions, basic understanding and explanation of the JISR process that underpin NATO JISR Operations. The student should be able to understand how JISR enables the conduct of Joint Operations within their HQ and can be cc on all.

4

ADL 218 Cyber Hygiene

This course is created as part of the joint initiative between the Ministries of Defence of Estonia and Latvia. The course includes a short test.

50 min.

ADL 220 Legal Office - Ethics & Anti-Fraud

NCIA Ethics and Anti Fraud mandated online course 2

ADL 221 Mobility Staff Awareness and Planning Course

The aim of this multidisciplinary computer based training concept is to provide a comprehensive understanding of various means to achieve Freedom of Movement (FoM) regardless of the current threat ortheatre of operations, raise awareness about the route clearance and associated concepts and make available an interoperability tool for staff planners.

3

ADL 222

ETE-ET-22115

Introduction to NATO’s ETEE-Global Programming

The course provides a fundamental understanding of NATO’s approach to Education, Training, Exercise and Evaluation (ETEE). It outlines the governance structure,development methodology and production planning process.

2

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DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 223

INT-GE -12125

Introduction to NATO GEOSPATIAL Support

The aim of the course is to provide an understanding of NATO Geospatial support policy and doctrine.

3

ADL 224

LGL-LE-3689

Introduction to NSO Operational Law Course

Pre-reading material for people that have been designated to attend the NATO School Operational Law course in Oberammergau.

1

ADL 225 NATO Basics

The aim of the course is to give a basic overview on NATO. It introduces into the history and the development of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and explains how NATO works and who are members and partners of the Alliance. It also offers a short insight in what NATO is doing.

1

ADL 331 New NATO HQ- Health, Safety and Security

NNHQ - Health, Safety and Security course - for all staff using NATO IT and handling NATO Classified Information

2

ADL 332 New NATO HQ- Health, Safety and Security (French version)

NNHQ - Health, Safety and Security course - for all staff using NATO IT and handling NATO Classified Information

2

ADL 333 ACT Travel

All ACT staff, filling an ACT PE or VNC position, are required to take the ACT Travel Training. If you have any questions with regard to what position you are holding on the ACT PE, please contact the Manpower Branch.

1

ADL 334 New NATO HQ- Health, Safety and Security for Contractors

NNHQ - Health, Safety and Security course for Contractors in NNHQ with no access to NATO IT or NATO Classified Information

1

ADL 335 Cyber Awareness course for System Administrators

Aims to enhance the System Administrator’s awareness of cyber security risks and measures to mitigate those risks. The training audience of the awareness course includes all administrators of NATO networks and the course gives an introduction to general cyber security in order to aid familiarization with attacks, terminology and defensive techniques.

1

ADL 338New NATO HQ- Health, Safety and Security for Contractors (French version)

NNHQ - Health, Safety and Security course for Contractors in NNHQ with no access to NATO IT or NATO Classified Information

1

ADL 339New NATO HQ- Health, Safety and Security for Partner Nation Staff ( with offices Offside)

NNHQ - Health, Safety and Security course - for Partner Nation staff with no access to NATO IT, and with offices offsite

1

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DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 340New NATO HQ- Health, Safety and Security for Partner Nation Staff ( with offices Offside) (FR)

NNHQ - Health, Safety and Security course - for Partner Nation staff with no access to NATO IT, and with offices offsite

1

ADL 341New NATO HQ- Health, Safety and Security for Host Nation Staff ( law enforcement, etc )

NNHQ - Health, Safety and Security course - for Host Nation staff with no access to NATO IT or NATO Classified Information

1

ADL 342New NATO HQ- Health, Safety and Security for Partner Nation Staff ( with offices Offside) (FR)

NNHQ - Health, Safety and Security course - for Host Nation staff with no access to NATO IT or NATO Classified Information

1

ADL 343 Information Security Management System

In this lesson, a formal system that is used to manage risks to information systems – an information security management system (ISMS) – is introduced. First the purposes and benefits of the implementation of an ISMS are discussed. Then methodologies of the evaluation of risks and the selection of security controls, which an ISMS should include, are outlined. Some well-known ISMS standards and frameworks are also mentioned in this lesson. Finally, the circular process of implementation of an ISMS is described

30 mins.

ADL 344 Digital Forensics and Digital Evidence

Pre-study material for Introductory Digital Forensics Course 30 mins.

ADL 345 Network and Log Monitoring Pre-study material for Cyber Defence Monitoring Course 30 mins.

ADL 346 Web Application Security Pre-study material for Web Applications Attack and Defence Course 30 mins.

ADL 347 Critical Infrastructure and Industrial Control Systems

Pre-study material for Industrial Control Systems Security Course 30 mins.

ADL 348 Fighting a Botnet Attack: a Case Study

Pre-study material for Botnet Mitigation Course 30 mins.

ADL 349 Systematic Approaches to the Mitigation of Cyber Threats

Pre-study material for Botnet Mitigation Course 30 mins.

ADL 350 Dari Language Course

This Course is developed by Defence Language Institute (DLI). DLI is a U.S. government institute providing language training and is available for RS deploying personnel.

Depends on

student pace

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DescriptionTime

(Hours)

ADL 351

New NATO HQ – Health, Safety and Security for Delegation and Military Representation Staff (with no NATO IT accounts)

NNHQ - Health, Safety and Security course - for Delegation and MilRep staff with no access to NATO IT or NATO Classified Information

ADL 352

Nouveau Siège de l’OTAN – Santé, sécurité et sûreté à l’intention des personnels des délégations et des représentations militaires de l’OTAN (ne disposant pas d’un compte informatique OTAN)

NNHQ - Health, Safety and Security course - for Delegation and MilRep staff with no access to NATO IT or NATO Classified Information

ADL 353 Introduction to Stability Policing

The course has been created in order to provide to NATO personnel working in operations and training the fundamentals of SP function, activities, and tasks enabling an understanding of the important role of SP in current and future operations.

ADL 354 Preserving Crimescenes

The aim of this course is to ensure that you and your fellow course mates have the same level of knowledge upon arriving in Vicenza for the second part of the course.

PCS 054 Multinational Crisis Management

This course introduces the concept of NATO crisis management. 1

PCS 056 NATO Major Incident Medical Management

This read ahead module highlights the NATO School course Major Incident Medical Management & Support.

2

PCS 059 NATO Peace Support Operations

The course aim is to provide an orientation towards NATO-led PSO, primarily at the operational level.

1

PCS 066 Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC)

The aim of the course is to provide military, civilian legal advisors, commanding and staff officers in national or NATO billets an understanding of legal aspects of Armed Conflicts and to empower their ability and skills to implement their nation’s commitment to adhere to international legal instruments that control the use of force and treatment of persons in the context of all types of military operations including those that involve international cooperation.

4

PCS 080 Defence Against Terrorism V2.0 Defence against terrorism - A challenge for NATO and the International Community (Version 2.0)

1

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List by Category/Organisation

NATO Pre-Deployment Training Course #

Resolute Support (RS) Pre-Development Training

Mandatory Courses For Everyone

Resolute Support Basic Course

ADL 104

MSP-IS-21856

Improving Operational Effectiveness by Integrating Gender Perspective ADL 169

Improvised Explosive Device Awareness (IED) ADL 041

Optional Courses For Everyone

English Language Training Enhancement Course (ELTEC) ADL 039

Additional Courses for HQ RS Staff

HQ Resolute Support

ADL 007

MSP-IS-21854

Additional Courses for MoD/MoI Advisor

HQ Resolute Support

ADL 007

MSP-IS-21854

Ministry of Defence (MOD) Advisors

ADL 125

MSP-IS-21858

Ministry of Interior (MOI) Advisors

ADL 126

MSP-IS-21857

Additional Courses for TACC Advisor

Resolute Support TAAC West ADL 108

Role of Gender Advisors and Gender Field Advisors in Operations ADL 168

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NATO Pre-Deployment Training Course #

NATO Civilian Pre-Deployment Training

Mandatory Courses

Combating Trafficking in Human Beings ADL 009

Recommended ADL Courses for NATO CIV Training

Map Reading ADL 067

Introduction to International Humanitarian Law ADL 012

NATO Advisory and Liaison Team (NALT) Pre-Deployment Training

Introduction to NATO Liaison and Advisory Team Kosovo ADL 197

NATO Command Structure Entities (NCS) Course #

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation Headquarters (NATO HQ)

Counterterrorism ADL 165

Children and Armed Conflict ADL 166

Cyber Hygiene ADL 218

New NATO HQ - Health, Safety and Security ADL 331

Nouveau siège de l’OTAN – Santé, sécurité et sûreté (French Version) ADL 332

New NATO HQ - Health, Safety and Security for Contractors ADL 334

Nouveau siège de l’OTAN – Santé, Sécurité et Sûreté pour Contractants ADL 338

New NATO HQ - Health, Safety and Security for Partner Nation Staff (with offices offsite) ADL 339

Nouveau siège de l’OTAN – Formation Santé, sécurité et sûreté à l’intention du personnel des pays partenaires (dont les bureaux sont hors site) ADL 340

New NATO HQ - Health, Safety and Security for Host Nation Staff (law enforcement, etc.) ADL 341

Nouveau siège de l’OTAN – Formation Santé, sécurité et sûreté à l’intention du personnel du pays hôte (services de police, etc) ADL 342

New NATO HQ – Health, Safety and Security for Delegation and Military Representation Staff (with no NATO IT accounts) ADL 351

Nouveau Siège de l’OTAN – Santé, sécurité et sûreté à l’intention des personnels des délégations et des représentations militaires de l’OTAN (ne disposant pas d’un compte informatique OTAN)

ADL 352

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NATO Command Structure Entities (NCS) Course #

Allied Command Operations (ACO)

Headquarters Allied Joint Force Command BRUNSSUM (JFCBS)

Introduction to Counter-Insurgency (COIN) ADL 167

Headquarters Allied Maritime Command Newcomer (HQ MARCOM)

Headquarters Allied Maritime Command Newcomer ADL 192

NATO Airborne Early Warning & Control Force (NEAW&CF)

NATO E-3A Component Pilot and Flight Engineer Qualification Training ADL 206

NATO E-3A Mission Crew Qualification Training ADL 210

Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE)

ACO and ACT Mission Identification System (AMIS) ETE-ET-32149

NATO Performance Management System (NPMS) ETE-ET-32150

SHAPE Annual Security Training e-learning page, e-SMART

Allied Command Transformation (ACT)

Role of Gender Advisor Course ADL 168

Improving Operational Effectiveness by Integrating Gender Perspective (JKO New Version) ADL 169

Gender Focal Point ADL 171


ADL 224

LGL-LE-3689

Introduction to NATO’s ETEE - Global Programming

ADL 222

ETE-ET-22115

HQ SACT & ACT - Internal Staff Training

Security and Non-NATO Nationals at HQ SACT ADL 209

ACT Travel Training ADL 333

NATO Training Group (NTG)

UN Peace Support Operations Orientation ADL 070

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NATO Agencies Course #

NATO Communication & Information Agency (NCIA)

Legal Office - Ethics & Anti-Fraud ADL 220

NATO Education & Training Facilities (NETF) Course #

Joint Analysis & Lessons Learned Centre (JALLC)

Online Courses

Lessons Learned Online Course

ADL 138

ETE-IT-22081

Joint Warfare Centre (JWC)

JWC Newcomer Induction Training ADL 091

Exercise Planning ADL 136

NATO Communications & Information Systems School (NCISS)

Allied Information Flow System (AIFS) ADL 106

Maritime Functional Area Services Pre-Study Course ADL 013

MCCIS Pre-Study Material ADL 014

Digital Communications ADL 113

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Pre-study ADL 114

HiPath 3500 ADL 124

MCCIS Advanced ADL 031

X Band ADL 128

NATO Defense College (NDC)

Introduction to NATO ADL 037

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NATO Maritime Interdiction Operational Training Center (NMIOTC)

Introduction to MIO ADL 097

Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO) Phases ADL 098

MIO Related Messages and Unit’s Organization ADL 099

Medical Combat in Maritime Operations ADL 100

NATO School Oberammergau

Blended Course (online/residential)

Defense Against Terrorism V2.0 PCS 080

Multinational Crisis Management PCS 054

Exercise Planning ADL 136

Introduction to Concept Development & Experimentation

ADL 201

ETE-ET-21371

Blooms Taxonomy

ADL 154

ETE-ET-31550

Introduction to NATO for TACEVAL

ADL 017

ETE-EV-3863

Resource Management in NATO

ADL 116

FIN-FI-2708

Introduction to NATO Operations Assessment

ADL 320

JPL-OA-31564

NATO Rules of Engagement (ROE)

ADL 111

LGL-LE-2688


ADL 224

LGL-LE-3689

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Blended Course (online/residential)

NATO Reserve Forces Integration Course

ADL 030

LOP-LO-21381

NATO European Security Cooperation Course

ADL 049

MCP-CM-2853

Online Courses

AFPAK (Afghanistan - Pakistan)

Afghanistan History ADL 172

Afghanistan Geography ADL 173

Beliefs and Practices within Islam ADL 174

Cross Cultural Communications ADL 175

Governance and Politics of Afghanistan ADL 176

Governance and Politics of Pakistan ADL 177

Kandahar Province ADL 178

P2KG ADL 179

Pakistan Economy ADL 180

Pakistan Geography ADL 181

Pakistan History ADL 182

Regional Dynamics ADL 183

Understanding Islam ADL 184

Afghanistan Economics ADL 185

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Online Courses

Comprehensive Operations Planning Directive (COPD)

Introduction to Comprehensive Operations Planning Directive ADL 131

Strategic Comprehensive Operations Planning ADL 132

Comprehensive Operations Planning Course (COPC) ADL 133

Commander and Staff in Comprehensive Operations Planning and Decision-Making ADL 134

NATO Procurement and Contracting Course

Introduction to NATO Contracting 110 ADL 020

NATO Procurement and Contracting 120 ADL 107



Courses


Introduction to NATO Environmental Protection ADL 033

NATO Civil Emergency Planning - An Overview ADL 051

Introduction to COIN ADL 145

NATO ACO Purchase Card ADL 151

CREVAL Overview

Human Trafficking: Causes, Consequences, Counter-Strategies ADL 015

Introduction to NATO GEOSPATIAL Support

ADL 223

INT-GE-12125

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Online Courses

Courses

NATO INTELLIGENCE An Overview

ADL 046

INT-JI-11727

NATO JISR Operations Awareness Course

ADL 213

INT-JI-22124

NATO Peace Support Operations PCS 059


ADL 224

LGL-LE-3689

Recommended prerequisite online courses for all NSO Students




Cyber Defence Awareness ADL 076

Centres of Excellence (COEs) Course #

Civil-Military Cooperation Centre of Excellence

NATO CIMIC/CMI Higher Command Course (NCHCC) ADL140

NATO CIMIC Field Worker Course (NCFWC) and NATO CIMIC Staff Worker Course (NCSWC) ADL 141

NATO CIMIC Functional Specialist Course (NCFSC) ADL 142

NATO CIMIC/CMI Awareness Course (NCAC) ADL 143

NATO CIMIC Comprehensive Approach Specialist (COMPASS) ADL 144

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Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence

Cyber Defence Awareness ADL 076

Cyber Awareness Course for System Administrators ADL 335

Digital Forensics and Digital Evidence ADL 344

Network and Log Monitoring ADL 345

Web Application Security ADL 346

Critical Infrastructure and Industrial Control Systems ADL 347

Fighting a Botnet Attack: a Case Study ADL 348

Systematic Approaches to the Mitigation of Cyber Threats ADL 349

Information Security Management System ADL 343

Counter-Improvised Explosive Devices Centre of Excellence

C-IED Awareness Course ADL 041

C-IED Course CSOC ADL 207

Weapons Intelligence Team (WIT) Prerequisite Course ADL 208

Energy Security Centre of Excellence

Energy Security Center ADL 170

NATO Energy Security Awareness ADL 204

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Centre of Excellence

NATO EOD Doctrine

Military Engineering Centre of Excellence

Mobility Staff Awareness and Planning Course ADL 221

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Partner Training Education Centres (PTEC’s) Course #

Peace Support Operations Training Centre (PSOTC), Bosnia and HerzegovinaPeace Keeping Techniques ADL 069

NATO CIMIC_CMI Awareness Course (NCAC) ADL 143



Military Engineering Centre of Excellence

Intro to Military Engineering

ADL 202

MEG-ME-12026

Military Search Planning

ADL 203

MEG-ME-12107

Military Medicine Centre of Excellence

NATO Health Surveillance Reporting MED-MS-32184

Military Police Centre of Excellence

Introduction to the NATO Military Police Doctrine ADL 186

Introduction to the NATO Lessons Learned Process for the Military Police Staff ADL 187

Modelling and Simulation Centre of Excellence

Modelling and Simulation Cadet Course ADL 211

Stability Policing Centre of Excellence

Introduction to Stability Policing ADL 353

Preserving Crime Scenes ADL 354

Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence

Introduction to Strategic Communications ADL 205

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Partner Training Education Centres (PTEC’s) Course #

Peace Support Operations Training Centre (PSOTC), Bosnia and HerzegovinaPeace Keeping Techniques ADL 069

NATO CIMIC_CMI Awareness Course (NCAC) ADL 143



Cross Cultural Communications ADL 175

Introduction to Strategic Communications ADL 205

NATO Peace Support Operations PCS 059

Turkish Partnership for Peace Training Centre (PTC-TUR), TurkeyLaw of Armed Conflict (LOAC) PCS 066

Course Packages for Special Audiences Course #

Kick-start to ADL ADL 001

Critical Infrastructure Awareness Course ADL 004

Security Policy, International Relations, and Information Technology ADL 043

Operations and the Information Age ADL 047

Peace Keeping Techniques ADL 069

Security in the Information Age ADL 074

Introduction to Hague and Geneva Law ADL 079

LTA TYR ADL 123

Mine Awareness Course ADL 155

Defined Contribution Pension Scheme (DCPS) ADL 193

Courses for United Nations (UN) Personnel

Peace Support Operations Orientation Course ADL 070

Language Training Courses

Rosetta Stone Online Language Training ADL 032


Dari Language Course ADL 350

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Course Packages for Special Audiences Course #

Model NATO Challenge

NATO Newcomers ADL 191

NATO Basics ADL 225

Language Training Courses

Rosetta Stone Online Language Training ADL 032


Dari Language Course ADL 350

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List by Discipline

Civil Military Integration and Civil Military Cooperation (J9)

ADL 140 NATO CIMIC/CMI Higher Command Course (NCHCC)

NATO Civil-Military Cooperation CoE (CIMIC)

ADL 141NATO CIMIC Field Worker Course (NCFWC) and NATO CIMIC Staff Worker Course (NCSWC)


ADL 142 NATO CIMIC Functional Specialist Course (NCFSC)


ADL 143 NATO CIMIC/CMI Awareness Course (NCAC) NATO Civil-Military Cooperation CoE (CIMIC)

ADL 144 NATO CIMIC Comprehensive Approach Specialist (COMPASS)


ADL 166 Children and Armed Conflict NATO’s Secretary General for Political af-fairs and Security Policy

Counter Terrorism

ADL 165 Counterterrorism NATO HQ

Counter-Improvised Explosive Devices

ADL 041 Improvised Explosive Device Awareness Course (IED) C-IED Centre of Excellence, Madrid

ADL 155 Mine Awareness Course

ADL 207 C-IED Awareness Course C-IED COE

ADL 208 Weapons Intelligence Team (WIT) Prerequisite Course C-IED COE

Consultation, Command and Control (J6)

ADL 106 Allied Information Flow System (AIFS) NATO Communications and Information Systems School (NCISS)

ADL 113 Digital Communications NATO Communications and Information Systems School (NCISS)

ADL 114 Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Pre-study NATO Communications and Information Systems School (NCISS)

ADL 124 HiPath 3500 NATO Communications and Information Systems School (NCISS)

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Cyber Defence Operations

ADL 076 Cyber Defence Awareness NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence CoE (CCD)

Education, Training, Exercises & Evaluation (J7)

ADL 001 An Introduction to ADL and SCORM ADL Co-Lab

ADL 007 HQ Resolute Support JFC Brunssum

ADL 017 Introduction to NATO for TACEVAL NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 032 Rosetta Stone Language Training SACT HQ JETE ETT

ADL 037 Introduction to NATO NATO School Oberammergau (NSO) NATO Defence College (NDC)

ADL 039 English Language Training Enhancement Course (ELTEC)

ADL 049 European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 091 JWC Newcomer Induction Training Joint Warfare Centre (JWC)

ADL 104 Resolute Support Basic Course JFC Brunssum

ADL 111 NATO Rules of Engagement (ROE) NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 123 LTA TYR Swedish Armed Forces

ADL 136 Exercise Planning

ADL 138 Lessons Learned OPR Course Joint Analysis & Lessons Learned Centre

ADL 154 Blooms Taxonomy NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 174 Beliefs and Practices within Islam NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 177 Governance and Politics of Pakistan NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 184 Understanding Islam NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 191 NATO Newcomers SACT HQ JETE

ADL 197 Introduction to NATO Liaison and Advisory Team Kosovo NATO Liaison and Advisory Team (NLAT)

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Energy Security

ADL 170 Introduction to the Energy Security Centre NATO Energy Security CoE (ENSEC)

ADL 204 NATO Energy Security Awareness NATO Energy Security CoE (ENSEC)

Finance (J8)

ADL 020 Introduction to NATO Contracting 110 NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 107 NATO Procurement and Contracting 120 NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 116 Resource Management in NATO NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)


ADL 151 NATO ACO Purchase Card NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)


ADL 193 Defined Contribution Pension Scheme (DCPS) NATO HQ Pension Unit

Gender in Military Operations

ADL 168 Role of Gender Advisors and Gender Field Advisors in Operations SACT HQ JETE

ADL 169 Gender Awareness SACT HQ JETE

ADL 171 Gender Focal Point SACT HQ JETE

Education, Training, Exercises & Evaluation (J7)ADL 201

ETE-ET-21371

Introduction to NATO CD & E - prerequisite online lesson SACT CAPDEV OPEX

ADL 222

ETE-ET-22115

Introduction to NATO’s ETEE-Global Programming NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 209 Security and Non-NATO Nationals at HQ SACT ACT Office of Security

ADL 211 Modelling & Simulation Cadet Course NATO Modelling and Simulation CoE

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Intelligence (J2)

ADL 046 NATO Intel - An Overview SHAPE ACOS J2

ADL 213

INT-JI-22124

NATO JISR Operations Awareness Course NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 223

INT-GE-12125

Introduction to NATO Geospatial Support NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

Maritime Operations

ADL 013 Maritime Functional Area Services Pre-Study Course

NATO Communications and Information Systems School (NCISS)

ADL 014 MCCIS Pre-Study Material NATO Communications and Information Systems School (NCISS)

ADL 026 Introduction to NATO Maritime Operations NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 031 MCCIS Advanced NATO Communications and Information Systems School (NCISS)

ADL 097 Introduction to MIO NATO Maritime Interdiction Operational Training Centre (NMIOTC)

ADL 098 Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO) Phases NATO Maritime Interdiction Operational Training Centre (NMIOTC)

ADL 099 MIO Related Messages and Unit’s Organization

NATO Maritime Interdiction Operational Training Centre (NMIOTC)

ADL 192 Headquarters Allied Maritime Command Newcomer MARCOM HQ

Land Operations

ADL 145 Introduction to COIN for NATO School NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 167 Introduction to Counter-Insurgency (COIN) JFC Brunssum

Military Contribution to Peace Support

ADL 069 Peace Keeping Techniques

ADL 070 UN Peace Support Operations Orientation

PCS 059 NATO Peace Support Operations NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

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Military Policing (J3)

ADL 009 Combating Trafficking in Human Beings (v2.0) NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 015 Human Trafficking: Causes, Consequences, Counter-Strategies NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 186 Introduction to the Military Police Doctrine NATO MP COE

ADL 187 Introduction to the NATO Lessons Learned Process for the Military Police Staff NATO MP COE

Mission Specific (MSP)

ADL 108 Resolute Support TAAC West JFC Brunssum

ADL 125 Ministry of Defence (MOD) Advisors JFC Brunssum

ADL 126 Ministry of Interior (MOI) Advisors JFC Brunssum

ADL 172 Afghanistan History NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 173 Afghanistan Geography NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 176 Governance and Politics of Afghanistan NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 178 Kandahar Province NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 179 P2KG NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 180 Pakistan Economy NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 181 Pakistan Geography NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 182 Pakistan History NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 183 Regional Dynamics NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

Military Engineering (JEng)

ADL 004 Critical Infrastructure Awareness Course Canadian Defence Academy (CDA)

ADL 033 Introduction to Environmental Awareness NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 202 Introduction Military Engineering NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 203 Military Search Planning NATO Military Engineering COE (MILENG)

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Space Support to Operations

ADL 048 SATCOM Basics V3.2 NATO Communications and Information Systems School (NCISS)

ADL 128 X Band NATO Communications and Information Systems School (NCISS)

Strategic Communications

ADL 043 Security Policy, International Relations, and Information Technology (SPIRIT) SACT HQ JETE ETT

ADL 175 Cross Cultural Communications NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 205 Introduction to Strategic Communications NATO StratCom CoE

Operations Planning, Operations Assessment and Alternative Analysis (J5)ADL 047 Operations and the Information Age

ADL 051 NATO Civil Emergency Planning - An Overview NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 131 Introduction to the Comprehensive Operations Planning Directive (COPD) NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 132 Strategic Comprehensive Operations Planning Course (SCOPC) NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 133 Comprehensive Operations Planning Course (COPC) NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 134 Commander and Staff in Comprehensive Operations Planning and Decision Making NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

ADL 152 NATO RRT - Expert Training NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

PCS 054 Multinational Crisis Management NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

Mission Specific (MSP)

ADL 185 Afghanistan Economics NATO School Oberammergau (NSO)

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Not Yet Associated

ADL 206 TUSP Pilot and Flight Engineer Academic Phase

NATO Airborne Early Warning & Control Force E-3A

ADL 210 TUSP Mission Crew NATO Airborne Early Warning & Control Force E-3A

PCS 066 Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC) Turkish Partnership for Peace Training Centre www.bioem.tsk.tr

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