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COURSE ID NUMBER SME 01

COURSE TITLE OFFICER CADET COURSE

INSTITUTE MILITARY ACADEMY

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Providing the basic training for Officers belonging to:

- various branches (Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, Engineers

and Signals);

- Transport and Materiel;

- Italian Army Corps of Engineers;

- The Army Medical Corps (Medicine and Surgery, Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology, Veterinary), up to medical

qualification;

- The Army Commissariat and Administration Service;

- The Carabinieri.

COURSE STRUCTURE

AND OUTLINE

Structure;

The course will develop as follows:

2 university modules;

1 technical-professional module.

Outline;

University module programmes are defined within the relevant

undergraduate degree programmes provided by the Universities

the Military Academy is affiliated to;

The technical-professional programmes are briefly described

in the document attached.

DURATION

- Degree in Strategic Sciences (Combat Arms, Transportation and Materiel, Administration and Commissariat Service): 2

years;

- Degree in Engineering: 3 years;

- Degree in Medicine and Surgery: 6 years + 1 post-graduate year (Qualification Examination, Course of Technical and

Professional Qualification, Intensive English Course);

- Degree in Pharmaceutical Chemistry and (CTF): 5 years + 1 post-graduate year Qualification Examination, Course of

Technical and Professional Qualification, Intensive English

Course);

- Degree in Veterinary: 5 years + 1 post-graduate year

(Qualification Examination, Course of Technical and

Professional Qualification, Intensive English Course);

- Degree in Law (Carabinieri): 2 years.

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

A maximum of 20

FIRST-YEAR

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

- Educational requirements: school leaving certificate

(certifying 12-year school attendance) allowing

university enrolment;

- Physical requirements: as stated by the national

announcement of competition. Viral hepatitis markers

(HBV-HCV-TBC in particular) are required

- Language requirements: fluent Italian;

- Security clearance: as provided by the national law

- Furthermore, International students shall be provided

by the relevant authorities in their countries of

MILITARY ACADEMY (MODENA)

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origin with medical documentation certifying that they

meet the same physical requirements as Italian

students.

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

The Military Academy is currently attended by students from

non-NATO countries

BOARD AND LODGING

AT MILITARY

FACILITIES

International students will be provided with room and board

at military facilities

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COURSE TITLE CADET OFFICERS TWO-YEAR COURSE

ISTITUTE: MILITARY ACADEMY

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Providing basic training for Officers belonging to various

branches (Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, Engineers and

Signals).

COURSE STRUCTURE

AND OUTLINE

Course schedule.

The course will develop as follows:

- 2 theoretical modules;

- 1 practical technical-professional modules. Course outline.

- Programmes are defined within the training courses

provided for cadet officers belonging to the various

services.

DURATION 2 years

NUMBER OF

PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

A maximum of 10

FIRST-YEAR

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

- Educational requirements: school-leaving certificate;

- Physical requirements: as stated by the national

announcement of competition. Viral hepatitis markers (HBV-HCV-TBC in particular) are required

- Language requirements: fluent Italian;

- Security clearance: as provided by the national law

- Furthermore, International students shall be provided

by the relevant authorities in their countries of

origin with medical documentation certifying that

they meet the same physical requirements as Italian

students.

PARTICIPATION

OF STUDENTS

FROM NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

The Military Academy is currently attended by students from

non-NATO countries

BOARD AND

LODGING AT

MILITARY

FACILITIES

International students will be provided with room and board

at military facilities

NOTES

- Cadet officers complete their two-year training at the

Military Academy by being promoted to the rank of officer

and are then repatriated;

- Examinations taken/to be taken will be considered valid

for the promotion to the rank officer only and will not

grant credits for the degree in Strategic Studies;

- The Military Academy will certify attendance of the two-

year course by a certificate enclosing a curriculum

describing the courses/training activities attended.

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MILITARY ACADEMY (MODENA)


COURSE TITLE TRAINING COURSE

ISTITUTE Scuola di Applicazione (Torino)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Completion of training for Officers from the Military

Academy of Modena and belonging to various branches

(Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, Engineers, Signals,

Transport and Materiel) and to the Commissariat Service

and Corps of Engineers.

1st and 2nd cycle university degree in Strategic Studies;

2nd cycle degree in Engineering.

COURSE STRUCTURE AND

OUTLINE

Structure:

- University classes;

- Theory and practice classes in technical-

professional subjects;

- Physical education classes.

Outline:

- Modules as defined in the university’s syllabus;

- Technical-professional modules: Platoon Leader and

Company Commander qualification.

DURATION - Approx. 3 years for students in Strategic Studies;

- Approx. 2 years for students in Engineering.

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAIALBLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

Approx. 40

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

Officers belonging to Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery,

Engineers, Signals, Transports and Materiel, and to the

Administration and Commissariat Service shall have

successfully completed the two-year course at the Military

Academy of Modena.

Officers belonging to the Corps of Engineers shall have

completed the three-year course at the Military Academy of

Modena.

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

Yes

BOARD AND LODGING AT

MILITARY FACILITIES

International students will be provided with room and

board (lunch and dinner)at military facilities.

FEES

(PER PERSON) Approx. € 10,000 per year.

NOTES

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SCHOOL OF APPLIED MILITARY STUDIES (TURIN)

COURSE CODE SME 04

COURSE TITLE STAFF COURSE

ISTITUTE Scuola di Applicazione (Torino)

COURSE OBJECTIVE

- Uniforming officers’ technical-professional background

and enabling them to operate within the staffs of

brigade-level national and multinational commands, as

well as allowing them to develop the professional

skills required to perform specific tasks.


OUTLINE

Course schedule:

Theoretical-practical classes, planning and execution

exercises, case-studies;

Assessment of individual competencies;

Technical-professional competencies.

Course outline:

1st module: “Operational tools and strategies”;

2nd module: “Use of tools in WAR”;

3rd module: “Use of tools in CROs”;

4th module: “Specialist use of tools”.

-

DURATION 16 weeks

Period: March –July

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

10

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

Officers with the rank of Major/Captain who:

- have attended an equivalent course in their home country;

- are fluent in Italian.

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

Yes


MILITARY FACILITIES

The Institute will provide international students with room

and board (excluding breakfast).

FEES

(PER PERSON)

Approx. € 250

Room and board will be available at military facilities (€ 17

per day)

NOTES The programme also comprises an initial English language

refresher course (9 weeks over the January-February period).

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COURSE TITLE

Senior Course in Stabilization and Reconstruction Management

(former Senior Course in “Post Conflict Rebuilding

Management”)

INSTITUTE Centre for Post-Conflict Operations Studies (Turin)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Increasing the technical/professional knowledge of students -

military and civilian filling executive positions – through

knowledge and contents aimed at grasping the articulate

multi-functional processes/activities typical of post-

conflict stabilization and reconstruction operations.


OUTLINE

Structure:

The course is structured as follows:

conferences held by high-calibre national and international

speakers;

development of some practical negotiation activities.

Outline:

The course comprises the following modules:

1st module: The current geo-strategic scenario;

2nd module: The multifaceted S&R environment;

3rd module: Negotiation Exercise.

DURATION 13 days

Period: November

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

10

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

- rank not below Brig.Gen/Col. for military students and

executive(or equivalent) position for civilian students;

- 4-5 year university degree (obtained according to the

former Italian academic system “Vecchio ordinamento”) or

2nd cycle university degree;

- excellent spoken and written Italian (required minimum

level: 12);

- experience in international and multinational contexts is

desirable.

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

Yes


MILITARY FACILITIES

Room and board will be available at military facilities

NOTES

The course will be in English

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COURSE TITLE JUNIOR COURSE IN “POST CONFLICT REBUILDING MANAGEMENT”

ISTITUTE Centre for Post-Conflict Operations Studies (Turin)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Increasing the technical/professional knowledge of students -

military and civilian filling executive positions – through

knowledge and contents aimed at grasping the articulate

multi-functional processes/activities typical of post-

conflict stabilization and reconstruction operations.


OUTLINE

Structure:

The course is structured as follows:

conferences held by high-calibre national and international

speakers;

development of some practical negotiation activities.

Outline:

The course comprises the following modules:

1st module: The current geo-strategic scenario;

2nd module: The multifaceted S&R environment;

3rd module: Negotiation Exercise.

COURSE DURATION 17 days

Period: June

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

13

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

- rank not below Lt.Col./Maj. For military students and

executive(or equivalent) position for civilian students;

- 1st cycle university degree;

- Good knowledge of the English language both spoken and

written (minimum required level:10);

- experience in international and multinational contexts is

desirable.

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

Yes


MILITARY FACILITIES

Board and lodging will be available at military facilities.

NOTES

The course will be in English.

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* The health care curriculum and the command curriculum comprise the same 1

st year common courses, which are held at

the Army Non-Commissioned Officers School. Students in the health care curriculum are then sent to the Scuola di Sanità

e Veterinaria (Medicine and Veterinary School) where they obtain a 1st cycle degree in nursing from Università degli Studi

di Tor Vergata.

** At the Headquarters / Service Schools/ and Branches where warrant officers are transferred the 3rd

year, in January.

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ARMY NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS SCHOOL (VITERBO)


COURSE TITLE WARRANT OFFICER COURSE

ISTITUTE SCUOLA SOTTUFFICIALI DELL’ESERCITO (ARMY NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS

SCHOOL)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

CURRICULUM: COMMAND

Developing Cadet Warrant Officers’ psychophysical, cultural,

characterological, and ethical-military profile. Providing the

technical-military tools to deal with the subsequent specialization

courses and serve as military leaders in basic army units up to

squad level and then platoon level;

- Obtaining a 1st cycle degree in “Organization and Management, Sciences”;

- Improving English language proficiency.

CURRICULUM: HEALTH CARE*

- Developing Cadet Warrant Officers’ psychophysical, cultural, personality, and ethical-military profile. Providing the

technical-military tools to deal with the subsequent

specialization courses and developing one’s competencies/skills in

using technical-military basic tool and procedures at the squadron

level;

- Developing one’s skills to work in medical facilities;

- Obtaining a nursing degree;

- Improving English language proficiency.


OUTLINE

Structure:

a. 1st academic year:

- first university module (September-May);

- first technical-professional module (June-September);

b. 2nd academic year:

- Second academic module (October-December);

- Language module (January-March);

- Second technical-professional module(April-September);

c. 3rd academic year:

- third academic module(October-December);

- specialization course(January-July)**

COURSE DURATION 3 years for the command curriculum;

4 years for the health care curriculum.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Admission requirements defined by Directive SMD – CTM – 002, ed.

2010, Defence General Staff – 3rd Division, in particular:

-a school-leaving certificate allowing university enrolment;

-certified knowledge of the Italian language;

- physical and psycho-physiological abilities as required for

Italian students.

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COURSE ID CODE SME 08

COURSE TITLE

CORSO TECNICO APPLICATICVO PER UFFICIALI SUBALTERNI DI

FANTERIA (APPLICATION TECHNICAL SCHOOL FOR INFANTRY

SUBALTERN OFFICERS)

INSTITUTE SCUOLA DI FANTERIA – INFANTRY SCHOOL

COURSE OBJECTIVES

– Completing Platoon Leaders’ training, especially as regards the crucial issues related to the branch of service;

– developing an adequate ability to identify and use appropriate tools to solve management, technical-

operational, logistic-administrative and communication

problems as Deputy Company Commander in WAR, CRO e COINT

scenarios.


OUTLINE

STRUCTURE:

– theory and practice;

– discussion-elaboration;

– Application. OUTLINE:

– Operational training;

– Shooting advanced training;

– Use of anti-tank systems and mortars;

– Driving and piloting;

– Command and control;

– NA5CRO and COIN Operations

– Inspections.

COURSE DURATION 3 months.

Period: TBD

PLACES AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 1


- Rank: Second Lieutenant/Lieutenant coming from the Academy.

- Good knowledge of the Italian language.

- Physical requirements: as defined by the physical efficiency tests in the country of origin.

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM NON-

NATO COUNTRIES

Yes


MILITARY FACILITIES Board and lodgings available at the Infantry School.

NOTES

- FEES include travelling, briefcase, taxes and textbooks.

- students will be hosted in double rooms in the barracks.

- meals will be provided in the barracks and specific diet

requirements will be taken into account.

- dress code during the course shall be BDU (tin hat, flack

jacket, etc. shall be supplied by the school at the

beginning of the course) and class B service uniform.

INFANTRY SCHOOL (CESANO DI ROMA)

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COURSE TITLE REFRESHER AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING COURSE FOR INFANTRY SERGEANTS.


COURSE OBJECTIVES Providing students with adequate professional training for

accomplishing operational, training, logistic-administrative and/or

technical-manual tasks.

COURSE STRUCTURE

AND OUTLINE

STRUCTURE:

– Theory and practice;

– Discussion-elaboration;

– Application.

OUTLINE:

– Operational training;

– Shooting training;

– Anti-tank weapon systems and mortars;

– Driving and piloting;

– Command and control;

– NA5CRO and COIN operations;

– Topography;

– Vehicles and equipment identification

– Urban warfare;

– Physical activity;

– Inspections

DURATION AND

TENTATIVE COURSE

CALENDAR

3 months.

Period: TBD

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

8

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

- Rank: Sergeants coming from the Training Schools.

- Good knowledge of the Italian language.

- Physical requirements: as defined by the physical ability tests

of the countries of origin.

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM NON-

NATO COUNTRIES

Yes

BOARD AND LODGING

AT MILITARY

FACILITIES

BOARD AND LODGING available at the Infantry School.

NOTES

- FEES include travelling, briefcase, taxes and textbooks.




- dress code during the course shall BDU (tin hat, flack




COURSE TITLE OPERATIONAL SHOOTING BASIC COURSE


COURSE OBJECTIVES The course aims at teaching students standard weapons

operational shooting techniques.


OUTLINE

STRUCTURE:

– Theory and practice;

– Discussion-elaboration;

– Application.

OUTLINE:

– Shooting exercises;

– Shooting techniques;

– Training technique;

– Weapon training;

– Inspections.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

3 weeks.

Period: TBD

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

2


Rank: Officers, Non-commissioned officers, VSP (volunteers in

permanent service).

Physical requirements: as defined by the physical efficiency test

in the countries of origins.

Physical and psycho-aptitude requirements, previous experience:

certificate of medical fitness, psychophysical welfare;

Good knowledge of the Italian language.

1. Opening tests: – Shooting test(25 cm target at a 100-metre distance with

rifle);

– Physical test (6 Km, 15 Kg in 45 minutes);

– assembly/disassembly of the AR 70/90 assault rifle and of PB

92FS.

2. Further tests: – A practical shooting test for each weapon used;

– An operational shooting test within a shooting range and with

various weapons;

– A shooting technique theory test.

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

yes


MILITARY FACILITIES BOARD AND LODGING available at the Infantry School.

NOTES

- FEES INCLUDE travelling, briefcase, taxes and textbooks.




- dress code during the course shall be BDU (tin hat, flack



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CAVALRY SCHOOL (LECCE)

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COURSE TITLE

ARIETE TANK/CENTAURO ARMOURED VEHICLE SPECIALTY COURSE

FOR OFFICERS IN THE ARMY COMPETITIVE CATEGORY

(TRAINING AREAS)

INSTITUTE SCUOLA DI CAVALLERIA - CAVALRY SCHOOL

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Ability to use communication, doctrine,

methodological and technical tools to operate as a

platoon leader in cavalry units.


OUTLINE

Stucture:

- 1st module: developing theoretical/practical

knowlegde of Centauro Armoured Vehicles; firing

Centauro main and secondary armament.

- 2nd module : developing theoretical and practical

knowledge of Ariete; obtaining a military driving

licence (mod. 1, 3 and 6/A).

Outline:

- 1st module (Centauro): Armoured Vehicles (25

periods); Materiel and Equipment(14 periods );

Signals (8 periods ); Theory/practical activities

(85 periods ); Shooting lessons (51 periods );

training and operational activities (4 periods );

free periods (15).

- 2nd module (Ariete): Armoured Vehicles (14

periods ); Materiel and Equipment (13 periods );

Signals (6 periods); Theory/practical activities

(107 periods ); free periods (20)

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR End of May - July (54 days)

NUMBER OF PLACES AVAILABLE

TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

1 to 3


Rank: junior officer (2nd.Lt./Lt.).

Fair knowledge of the Italian language.

PARTICIPATION OF STUDENTS

FROM NON-NATO COUNTRIES Yes


MILITARY FACILITIES BOARD AND LODGING available at the Infantry School.

NOTES

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COURSE TITLE 1ST LEVEL EOD COURSE

INSTITUTE

Centro di Eccellenza C-IED (C-IED Centre of Excellence)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Developing the ability to clear all standard devices

supplied to the armed forces that can be removed or

destroyed in situ, with the exception of devices laying

on the sea floor, chemical or biological devices or

devices that can only be cleared by specifically trained

personnel.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- Theory: 7 weeks

- Practice: 5 weeks

- Examinations: 1 week

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

13 weeks (65 working days).

Period: September – December

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

2

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

Secret security clearance.

Good knowledge of the English language.

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM NON-

NATO COUNTRIES

No, unless authorized by higher authorities.


MILITARY FACILITIES

Meals: provided by C-IED Centre of Excellence .

Lodging: at FORESTERIA CASERMA “ETTORE ROSSO” provided

by COMANDO GENIO / RGT ADD.VO (Engineer Corps / Training

Regiment)

NOTES

Dress code: BDU and class A service uniform

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COMANDO GENIO –ENGINEER CORPS (ROME)


COURSE TITLE IEDD Course

INSTITUTE

Centro di Eccellenza C-IED (C-IED Centre of

Excellence)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Providing he ability to clear any IED, which

consists in of conducting the whole of operations

including detection, identification and field

assessment, force protection, removal and final

disposal of ordnances/improvised devices(IEDs).


OUTLINE

Structure:

– Theory: 4 weeks

– Practice: 6 weeks

– Examinations: 2 weeks

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR


Possible period: April – June


TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 2


– NATO secret security clearance;

– EOD qualification (2nd level);

– good knowledge of the Italian language.


FROM NON-NATO COUNTRIES No, unless authorized by higher authorities.


MILITARY FACILITIES

Meals: provided by C-IED Centre of Excellence .

Lodging: at FORESTERIA CASERMA “ETTORE ROSSO”

provided by COMANDO GENIO / RGT ADD.VO (Engineer

Corps / Training Regiment)

NOTES Dress code: BDU and class A service uniform

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COMANDO GENIO –ENGINEER CORPS (ROME)


COURSE TITLE 2ND LEVEL EOD COURSE

INSTITUTE


Excellence)

COURSE OBJECTIVES Developing the ability to clear all standard

devices supplied to national and foreign armed

forces, regardless of their position, with the

exception of devices laying on the sea floor,

chemical or biological devices or devices that can

only be cleared by specifically trained personnel.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- Theory: 5 weeks

- Practice: 6 weeks

- Examinations: 1 week

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR


Period: April – June


TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

2

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS NATO secret security clearance.

1° livello EOD qualification.



FROM NON-NATO COUNTRIES No, unless authorized by higher authorities.


MILITARY FACILITIES

Meals: provided by CDE C-IED (C-IED Centre of

Excellence.

Lodging: provided by the Engineer Corps / Training

Regiment at the guest quarters of “Ettore Rosso”

barracks.

NOTES Dress code: BDU and class a service uniform

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COMANDO GENIO - ENGINEER CORPS (ROME)


COURSE TITLE CORSO EOD STAFF OFFICER / INCIDENT COMMANDER

INSTITUTE


COURSE OBJECTIVES

Training personnel to carry out command and control

tasks in managing EOD accidents.

Qualifying personnel for carrying out coordination and

management tasks in EOD/IEDD and C-IED missions at

regiment command and staff level within large units,

also in JC contexts.


OUTLINE

Structure:

The course comprises two phases:

- 1ST part: INCIDENT COMMANDER.

- 2nd part: EOD STAFF OFFICER.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR


PERIOD: May – June

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

2

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

NATO secret security clearance.

Required rank: junior officer of the Engineer Corps.


PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM NON-

NATO COUNTRIES

No, unless authorized by higher authorities


MILITARY FACILITIES

Meals: provided by the C-IED Centre of Excellence.



barracks.

NOTES

Dress code: BDU and class a service uniform

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COURSE TITLE C-IED AWARENESS TRAINER COURSE

INSTITUTE


COURSE OBJECTIVES

Training personnel to plan, conduct and assess C-IED

theory and practice training activities for their own

units.


OUTLINE

Structure

- Theory

- Practice

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR


Period: March / September.

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

2

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS



PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM NON-

NATO COUNTRIES



MILITARY FACILITIES




barracks.

NOTES


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COURSE TITLE MINEX COURSE

INSTITUTE


Excellence)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Training combat engineers to carry out the

following activities: handling, employment and

safe transportation of explosives supplied to the

Italian army; preparation of moderate

demolitions; AT mines handling and employment;

procedures for minefields laying,

forcing/overcoming; NATO and foreign ammunition

identification; emergency route clearance and

disposal activities.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- 1st part: Theory (3 weeks)

- 2nd part: Practice (3 weeks)

- Final examinations (1 week)

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

7 weeks (35 working days)

Period: March - September.



ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Specialty: combat engineer (ORs)

Good knowledge of the English language


FROM NON-NATO COUNTRIES

No, unless differently authorized by higher

authorities


MILITARY FACILITIES

Meals: provided by the C-IED Centre of

Excellence.

Lodging: provided by the Engineer Corps /

Training Regiment at the guest quarters of

“Ettore Rosso” barracks.

NOTES Dress code: BDU and class a service uniform

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COURSE TITLE BC EOD/IEDD OPERATOR COURSE

INSTITUTE


COURSE OBJECTIVES

Developing the ability to destroy any biological-

chemical ammunition and IEDs (including external ones

and war surplus)through, but not exclusively, high order

and low order techniques.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- CBRN general part: 2 weeks

- Theory part: 1 week

- Practical part and final examinations: 2 weeks

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR


NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


2




PARTICIPATION OF


COUNTRIES



MILITARY FACILITIES




barracks.

NOTES


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COURSE TITLE

POWERBOAT AMPHIBIOUS MOBILITY AND OPERATIONAL

SURVIVAL IN FLUVIAL AND MARITIME ENVIRONMENTS

(NOT FOR SPECIAL FORCES)

INSTITUTE 9° RGT PARACADUTISTI COL MOSCHIN (9TH AIRBORNE

REGIMENT “COL MOSCHIN”)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Developing, in compliance with Special Forces’

standard operating procedures, competencies

related to the planning and conducting of

nocturnal and diurnal amphibious

insertion/extraction operations with small and

medium sized vessels.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- 6C boat licence

- survival at sea

- amphibious and fluvial mobility

Outline:

- powerboat training (2 weeks)

- training for survival at sea in

condition of isolation (1 week)

- training for nocturnal/diurnal tactical

amphibious insertion/extraction

techniques(3 weeks)

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR 6 weeks




SF national qualification.


Good swimming skills.


FROM NON-NATO COUNTRIES No


MILITARY FACILITIES

Room and board (excluding breakfast) included

in the enrolment fee

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RAFOS – 9° REGGIMENTO D’ASSALTO PAR. “COL

MOSCHIN” - 9TH AIRBORNE ASSAULT REGIMENT “COL

MOSCHIN” (LEGHORN)


COURSE TITLE SPECIAL FORCES ADVANCED URBAN COMBAT COURSE

INSTITUTE 9° RGT PARACADUTISTI COL MOSCHIN – 9TH AIRBORNE

REGIMENT “COL MOSCHIN”

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Developing, in compliance with special forces’

standard operating procedures, competencies

related to the planning and conduct of special

operations (direct action) in the urban

environment with special combat techniques.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- close /medium range aimed and instinctive

shooting while moving with assault rifle and

pistol;

- SOPs for conducting actions against

structural targets.

Outline:

- assault rifle and pistol shooting training (2

weeks);

- two-sided diurnal/nocturnal fire training

with blank ammunition, urban combat training

for searching, clearing and capturing hostile

elements (3 weeks)

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR 5 weeks




SF national qualification

Good knowledge of the English language

Good assault rifle and pistol handling skills


FROM NON-NATO COUNTRIES No


MILITARY FACILITIES

Board and lodging (excluding breakfast) at

military facilities included in the enrolment

fee

NOTES ///

ARMY

RAFOS – 9° REGGIMENTO D’ASSALTO PAR. “COL

MOSCHIN” - 9TH AIRBORNE ASSAULT REGIMENT “COL

MOSCHIN” (LEGHORN)


COURSE TITLE FREE FALL PARACHUTING QUALIFICATION WITH AFF

TEACHING METHOD(TCL COD. 280)

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO PARACADUTISMO (C.A.PAR.)-

PARACHUTE TRAINING CENTRE

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Training officers, non-commissioned officers and

volunteers serving in airborne troops for free

fall parachuting with operational equipment

(backpack and weapons), by day and night, and

for parachute rigging.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- 1st part: theory and practice;

- test of admission to second part;

- 2nd part: practice.

Outline:

- theory and practice ground training (3 days);

- subsequently and until the 4th week: free fall drop training.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

4 weeks, extendable to 5 weeks should aircraft

be unavailable or weather conditions adverse, in

any case until training objectives are achieved.

Period: TBD

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


2

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Military parachute qualification, free fall

parachuting qualification.




MILITARY FACILITIES

Meals: at the barracks mess (no breakfast)

Lodging: not available.

NOTES

Tests of admission to the second phase:

- issues related to malfunction (written and practical examination);

- written examination on course topics.

ARMY

CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO PARACADUTISMO - PARACHUTE TRAINING CENTRE (PISA)


COURSE TITLE DROP ZONE SUPPORT TEAM LEADER (COD. 275)



COURSE OBJECTIVES

Training officers and warrant officers serving

in airborne troops to collect and report data

regarding standardization and arrangement of

dropzones for personnel and materiel, and to

collect weather data at a specific point in

time.


OUTLINE

Admission tests:

- theory and practical activities

Outline:

- arrangement of drop zones;

- DVST’s composition and tasks;

- weather data collection;

- features and standardization of drop zones;

- release point calculation;

- drop zone survey and drop zone markers.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

3 weeks

Period: TBD.

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


2


Military parachutist qualification, airdrop

qualification, admission test




MILITARY FACILITIES

Meals: at the barracks mess (excluding

breakfast)

Lodging: not available

NOTES Admission test: topography and signals written

examination; GPS practical examination.

ARMY



COURSE TITLE PARACHUTE RIGGER COURSE (COD. 277)



COURSE OBJECTIVES

Training officers, non–commissioned officers and

volunteers serving in the airborne troops to

carry out functional test on parachutes

subsequent to use, and to rig them.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- theory and practical activities. Outline:

- description of parachute in use;

- Disentanglement, inspection and rigging of parachute.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

2 weeks.

Period: TBD

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


2

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Military parachutist qualification, airdrop

qualification




MILITARY FACILITIES



NOTES ///

ARMY



COURSE TITLE AIR SUPPLY SPECIALIST (COD. 278)



COURSE OBJECTIVES

Training officers, non–commissioned officers and

volunteers serving in the airborne troops to

organize and manage airdrop loads preparation

and platform/container systems rigging


OUTLINE

Structure:

- theory and practical activities. Outline:

- description of loads and cargo delivery parachutes;

- rigging of cargo delivery parachutes;

- platform/container systems rigging;

- cargo airdrop activities

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

4 weeks.

period: TBD

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


2

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Military parachutist qualification, airdrop

qualification




MILITARY FACILITIES



NOTES

A two-week training course can also be

administered limited to platform/container

systems rigging (cargo delivery systems) for a

fee of € 510 (excluding room and board).

ARMY



COURSE TITLE STATIC LINE JUMP MASTER (COD. 247)



COURSE OBJECTIVES

Training officers, non-commissioned officers and

volunteers serving in airborne troops as static

line jump master.


OUTLINE

Structure:

comprising two parts:

- part 1: theory and practice;

- part 2: practice;

Access to part 2 conditional on passing

theory-practical tests.

Outline:

- 1st week: theory

- training in situ;

- 2nd and 3rd week: static line jump master practical training with available aircraft.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

3 weeks.

Period: to be defined.

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


2


Military parachutist qualification, airdrop

qualification, a minimum of 20 static line

jumps.




MILITARY FACILITIES


Lodging: not available

NOTES

///

ARMY



COURSE TITLE STATIC LINE PARACHUTE TECHNICAL TRAINING FOR

REGULAR AIRBORNE TROOPS(COD. 283)

INSTITUTE Centro addestramento paracadutismo (C.A.PAR.)-

Parachute training centre

COURSE OBJECTIVES Military parachutist qualification


OUTLINE

Structure:

-admission tests (see notes)

- part 1: theory and practice

- airdrop admission tests (see notes)

- part 2: training activities comprising

5 jumps(2 jumps shall be performed without

equipment and 3 with individual equipment and

weapons from a fixed or rotating wing aircraft

with airborne troops’ automated parachutes).

Outline:

- subsequent to the admission tests, the first

part of the course consists in on-ground

training (3 weeks);

- during the last week of the on-ground training

course, personnel will be assessed to be

admitted to the practical training activities;

- eligible personnel participates in the second

part of training which comprises 5 jumps: 2

jumps shall be performed without equipment and 3

with individual equipment and weapons.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

4 weeks.

Period: TBD

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


20

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Airdrop qualification, passing the admission

tests




MILITARY FACILITIES


lodging: not available

NOTES

Admission test:

-tower exit;

- 5 pull-ups;

- 5 parallel-bar dips;

- 10 sit-ups;

- 10 clapping push-ups;

- high jump (110 cm for ors;120 cm for others);

- 1,500 metre run time not exceeding 6’and 30”;

Airdrop admission test:

- vaulting;

- rope climbing (4 mt.);

- passing over the wall;

- 5,000-metre run time not exceeding 25’);

ARMY


- life-net jump (5mt.);

- tower exit

- malfunction practice;

- behaviour during airdrop;

- flips

- written test.


COURSE TITLE BASIC SKIING COURSE

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO ALPINO – ALPINE TRAINING

CENTRE

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Developing basic skills to use skiing

equipment;

developing basic off-piste skiing skills;

acquiring a basic knowledge of snow phenomena

and avalanches;

acquiring a basic knowledge of self and

organized first aid.


OUTLINE

Skiing technique (roughly 60% of periods);

basic technique for movement and survival on

various types of off-piste terrain (roughly 60%

of periods);

knowledge of equipment;

knowledge of snow phenomena and avalanches;

knowledge of self-aid and organized first-aid.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

6 weeks; 2 terms (February-March; November-

December)


TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS TBD

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Physical fitness




MILITARY FACILITIES Yes

NOTES ///

ARMY

CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO ALPINO – ALPINE TRAINING CENTRE(AOSTA)


COURSE TITLE BASIC MOUNTAINEERING COURSE

INSTITUTE Centro addestramento alpino - Alpine Training

Centre (Aosta)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Developing participants’ familiarity with

skiing equipment and its correct use;

developing basic alpine skills;

conveying the basic knowledge of movement on

compartmented terrain at high-altitudes and on

ice;

conveying the basic knowledge of issues related

to self and organized first aid;

developing basic knowledge regarding the

preparation of a via ferrata;

conveying detailed knowledge regarding snow

phenomena and avalanches.


OUTLINE

Climbing technique (roughly 60% of periods);

compartmented and high-altitude movement and

survival techniques (roughly 30% of periods);

equipment-related topics;

self-aid and organized first aid techniques.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR 6 weeks; May-June



ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Physical fitness





NOTES ///

ARMY

CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO ALPINO – ALPINE TRAINING CENTRE (AOSTA)


COURSE TITLE MOUNTAINEERING QUALIFYING COURSE

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO ALPINO – ALPINE TRAINIGN

CENTRE (AOSTA)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Improving cadres’ mountaineering technical

expertise, developing teaching skills of

participants;

developing familiarity with mountaineering

equipment, self and organized first aid

techniques, and fist-aid basics;

developing topics related to personnel’s

conduct in the mountains and responsibilities

connected with instructor qualification;

developing detailed knowledge of snow phenomena

and avalanches.


OUTLINE

improvement of climbing technique (roughly 40%

of periods);

improvement of compartmented terrain and high-

altitude movement techniques (roughly 30% of

periods);

development of teaching skills (roughly 10% of

periods);

use of equipment, self and organized first aid

techniques roughly 10% of periods);

personnel’s conduct in the mountains roughly

10% of periods).

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR 5 weeks (June – August)




Alpine training centre (or national equivalent)

basic course qualification or ability to climb

as roped-party leader on a grade IV route, at

least, on the IAA’s grading system.





NOTES ///

ARMY

CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO ALPINO - ALPINE TRAINING CENTRE (AOSTA)


COURSE TITLE WEATHER AND SNOW OBSERVER COURSE

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO ALPINO (ALPINE TRAINIGN CENTRE) -

AOSTA

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Avalanche prevention and forecasts training for

personnel assigned to collecting and processing snow

and weather data within the METEOMONT service and in

rescues teams.


OUTLINE

Analysis of snow phenomena (70% of periods);

Correct interpretation of snow and weather data (10%

of periods);

Issuing of forecast bulletin (20% of periods).

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

2 weeks.

Period: January-February

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

TBD

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

Basic skiing course qualification from the Alpine

Training Centre (or equivalent in the country of

origin).

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM NON-

NATO COUNTRIES

Yes



NOTES //

ARMY



COURSE TITLE INDIVIDUAL MOUNTAINEERING SKILLS - SUMMER

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO ALPINO - ALPINE TRAINIGN CENTRE

(AOSTA)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Mountain survival techniques, movement techniques (foot,

motor vehicles, helicopters) on medium-high mountain

difficult terrain, in hostile scenarios and dangerous

situations.


OUTLINE

Survival techniques (theory and practice); orientation and

movements in the mountains; use of equipment (theory and

practice), arms and helicopters in survival situations in

the mountains;

Self aid and first aid techniques in the mountains.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

4 weeks.

Period: May

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

TBD


Physical fitness.

Knowledge of the English language(equivalent to SLP 2,2,2,2

according to “STANAG NATO 6001”).

Personnel preferably belonging to mountain units, special

forces/special operations forces.

PARTICIPATION OF


COUNTRIES

Yes



NOTES //

ARMY



COURSE TITLE MOUNTAIN WARFARE TEAM LEADER SKILLS – SUMMER

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO ALPINO – ALPINE TRAINING CENTRE

(AOSTA)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Planning and conducting operations at the command of

own unit on medium-high mountain terrain in hostile

scenarios and dangerous situations.

COURSE STRUCTUR AND

OUTLINE

Survival techniques (theory and practice), orientation

and movement in medium-high mountains;

use of materials, arms, communication equipment

helicopters (theory and practice)in survival

situations in the mountains; planning and conducting

operations on medium-high mountain terrain;

mountain self-aid and first aid techniques.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR 3 weeks; October

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

TBD

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

Physical fitness;

knowledge of the English language (SLP 2,2,2,2 according

to “STANAG NATO 6001”);

Individual Mountaineering Skills – Summer

qualification course or equivalent in the country of

origin or at military mountain schools of I.A.M.M.S.;

personnel preferably belonging to mountain units,

special forces/special operations forces.

PARTICIPATION OF

STUDENTS FROM NON-

NATO COUNTRIES

Yes



NOTES //

ARMY



COURSE TITLE SNOW AND AVALANCHE MILITARY EXPERT COURSE

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO ALPINO - ALPINE TRAINING

CENTRE (AOSTA)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Training expert personnel for local assessment of

avalanche risk;

developing knowledge of snow and weather phenomena.


OUTLINE

Analysis of snow phenomena (70% of periods);

correct interpretation of weather data (10% of

periods);

self-aid and avalanche rescue techniques (20% of

periods).

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

2 weeks.

Period: February-March




Ski instructor qualification obtained in the

country of origin (or from The Alpine Training

Centre);

snow and weather observer qualification (from the

Alpine Training Centre).





NOTES

///

ARMY



COURSE TITLE SKIING QUALIFICATION COURSE

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRAMENTO ALPINO - ALPINE TRAINING

CENTRE (AOSTA)

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Improving cadres’ skiing and alpine skiing

technical expertise;

developing teaching skills of participants;

improving familiarity with use of materials,

self aid and organized first aid techniques;

personnel’s conduct in the mountains and

responsibilities connected with instructor

qualification.


OUTLINE

Improvement of skiing technique (roughly 40% of

periods);

improvement of alpine skiing technique (roughly

30% of periods);

development of teaching skills(roughly 20% of

periods);

use of equipment, self aid and organized aid

techniques, first aid basics;

conducting and planning skiing activities on

various off-piste terrains;

developing detailed knowledge with reference to

snow and avalanche phenomena.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

5 weeks.

Period: March-April




Basic course qualification at the alpine

training centre (or equivalent in the country

of origin) or military/civil ski instructor

qualification from the country of origin.





NOTES ///

ARMY



COURSE TITLE GUNSMITH SPECIALIZATION COURSE

INSTITUTE

COMANDO LOGISTICO DI PROIEZIONE – REGGIMENTO

ADDESTRATIVO (LOGISTIC PROJECTION COMMAND – TRAINING

REGIMENT)

COURSE OBJECTIVES Training personnel for maintenance and repair

operations on individual or crew-served weapons.


OUTLINE

Structure:

50 periods of theory and 200 periods of practical laboratory

activities regarding individual and unit arms

Outline:

ballistics

inspection tools;

ILE NL 2000 0058 12 00B001;

arm and artillery management regulations;

technical documentation;

ammunition;

firearms technology;

raw material maintenance and preservation;

hazardous waste MANAGEMENT (basics);

workplace safety;

procedures in case of incidents and use of fire systems;

logistics;

pubblicazione 6314 (army staff’s publication regarding the

safety of infrastructures and aircraft,, protection of

weapons, ammunition, explosives, mines and signals

equipment);

maintenance and repair of AR 70/90;

maintenance and repair of 92 FS;

maintenance and repair of Minimi machine gun;

maintenance and repair of MG machine gun.

COURSE DURATION AND

TENTATIVE CALENDAR

7 weeks and 2 days for a total amount of 298 periods

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


2


Rank: non-commissioned officers.

Knowledge of the Italian language according to the STANAG

6001 (equivalent or higher than: l 2 – s 2 – r 2 – w 2)





NOTES

////

ARMY

COMANDO LOGISTICO DI PROIEZIONE – REGGIMENTO

ADDESTRATIVO - LOGISTIC PROJECTION COMMAND –

TRAINING REGIMENT(ROME)


COURSE TITLE ESC-1 (CSH) QUALIFYING COURSE

(MULTI-ROLE HELICOPTER INSTRUCTOR)

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRATIVO AVIAZIONE DELL’ESERCITO -

ARMY AVIATION TRAINING CENTRE

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Qualifying participants for piloting, tactical

and instrument flight on AB-206 helicopters.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days: 25

- training periods: 180

- instruction periods:130

- free periods: 50

DURATION 35 days

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


5

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Pilot licence



In compliance with the Defence General Staff

guidelines


MILITARY FACILITIES

Full board: provided

Lodging: according to availability

NOTES

///

ARMY

CENTRO ADDESTRATIVO AVIAZIONE ESERCITO – ARMY AVIATION TRAINING CENTRE(VITERBO)

COURSE ID NUMBER

SME 37

COURSE TITLE ESC-3 (CSH) QUALIFYING COURSE (AB-205)

INSTITUTE

CENTRO ADDESTRATIVO AVES - ARMY AVIATION

TRAINING CENTRE

COURSE OBJECTIVES


flight and, in case, NVG flight on ESC-3 (CSH)

helicopters.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days: 35


- instruction periods: 222

- free periods: 30

DURATION 47 days

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


5





guidelines


MILITARY FACILITIES



NOTES ///

ARMY

CENTRO ADDESTRATIVO AVIAZIONE ESERCITO - ARMY AVIATION TRAINING CENTRE (VITERBO)


COURSE TITLE

ESC-4 AND ESC-5 (CSH) QUALIFYING COURSE

(AB-212 AND AB-412)

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRATIVO AVES - ARMY AVIATION

TRAINING CENTRE

COURSE OBJECTIVES


flight and, in case, NVG flight on ESC-4/5

helicopters.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days: 40



- free periods: 35

DURATION 52 days

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


5





guidelines


MILITARY FACILITIES



NOTES

///

ARMY

CENTRO ADDESTRATIVO AVIAZIONE ESERCITO – ARMY AVIATION TRAINING CENTRE (VITERBO)


COURSE TITLE ESC-2 (CSH) QUALIFYING COURSE (A - 109)


TRAINING CENTRE

COURSE OBJECTIVES


flight and, in case, NVG flight on A-109

helicopters.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline

- training days: 50



- free periods: 43

DURATION 66 days

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


5





guidelines


MILITARY FACILITIES



NOTES ///

ARMY



COURSE TITLE ETM-1 (MTH) QUALIFYING COURSE(CH - 47)


TRAINING CENTRE

COURSE OBJECTIVES


flight and, in case, NVG flight on CHh-47

helicopters.


OUTLINE

structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days: 60


- instructions periods: 412

- free periods: 56

DURATION 84 days

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


5





guidelines


MILITARY FACILITIES



NOTES ///

ARMY



COURSE TITLE SCOUT AND ESCORT A-129 HELICOPTER QUALIFYING

COURSE (PILOTS)


TRAINING CENTRE

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Qualifying participants for piloting A-129

helicopters. The course also provides

participants with the skills and knowledge

required to safely operate the aircraft in

assigned missions.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days: 95



- free periods: 50

DURATION

133 days

NUMBER OF PLACES

AVAILABLE TO


5





guidelines


MILITARY FACILITIES



NOTES ///


ARMY


COURSE TITLE NH-90 HELICOPTER QUALIFYING COURSE FOR PILOTS

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRATIVO AVES - ARMY AVIATION TRAINING CENTRE

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Providing pilots with the knowledge and skills required

to safely operate nh-90 tactical transport helicopters.


OUTLINE

Structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days: 220



- free periods: 100

DURATION 308 days



ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Pilot license


FROM NON-NATO COUNTRIES As established by Defence General Staff guidelines


MILITARY FACILITIES



NOTES ///


COURSE TITLE CORSO DI QUALIFICAZIONE ALL’IMPIEGO DI SVN – IL

(NVG)

INSTITUTE CENTRO ADDESTRATIVO AVES – ARMY AVIATION TRAINING CENTRE

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Qualifying pilots for NVG flight


OUTLINE

Structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days: 16


- instruction period 122

- free periods: 15

DURATION 25 days



ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Pilot license


FROM NON-NATO COUNTRIES As established by Defence General Staff guidelines


MILITARY FACILITIES



NOTES ///

ARMY


COURSE ID NUMBER SME 45 COURSE TITLE FLIGHT LINE SUPERVISOR TRAINING COURSE


COURSE OBJECTIVES The course is designed to train aves flight engineers to

perform “flight line supervisor” tasks.

COURSE STRUCTURE AND OUTLINE

Course structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days 5

- training periods 37

- instruction periods 31

- free periods 6

COURSE DURATION AND TENTATIVE

CALENDAR 5 days

NUMBER OF PLACES AVAILABLE TO



PARTICIPATION OF STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO COUNTRIES As established by Defence General Staff guidelines

BOARD AND LODGING AT MILITARY

FACILITIES


Lodging: depending on the availability of places

NOTES ///

ARMY



COURSE TITLE HELICOPTER INSTRUCTOR/PILOT (IP) QUALIFICATION TRAINING

COURSE – FOREIGN PILOTS (IP)


COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to train foreign military

helicopter pilots to qualify as “instructor pilots”

(IPS).


course structure:

- theory

- practice

outline:

- training days

- training periods

- instruction periods

- free periods


CALENDAR 40 days







FACILITIES

Full board: provided.


NOTES ///


COURSE TITLE MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP SUPERVISOR TRAINING COURSE


COURSE OBJECTIVES Training students to carry out tasks related to the

“maintenance workshop supervisor” position.


Course Structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline

- training days 15



- free periods 22


CALENDAR 19 days



ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ///


NON-NATO COUNTRIES as established by Defence General Staff guidelines


FACILITIES



NOTES ///


COURSE TITLE “FIREFIGHTER SQUAD LEADER – RESCUE OPERATOR” TRAINING

COURSE


COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to train as “firefighter squad

leader - rescue operator” staff already qualified to carry

out the tasks of airport firefighter operators.


Course structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days 20



- free periods 16


CALENDAR 28 days



ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS "Airport Firefighter Operator” qualification


FACILITIES



FEES € 4,000

NOTES ///

ARMY

CENTRO ADDESTRATIVO AVIAZIONE ESERCITO - ARMY

AVIATION TRAINING CENTRE (VITERBO)

COURSE ID NUMBER SME 48 COURSE TITLE REFUELLING OPERATOR TRAINING COURSE


COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to provide students with training on

fuels, refuelling vehicles and equipment, and the related

safety guidelines.


Course Structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days: 5



- free periods: 6


CALENDAR 5 days



ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Good knowledge of the Italian language


NON-NATO COUNTRIES

As established by Defence General Staff guidelines


FACILITIES



NOTES

///

ARMY




COURSE TITLE

SERE (SURVIVAL, EVASION/ESCAPE, RESISTANCE,

EXTRACTION/ESCAPE) INSTRUCTOR QUALIFICATION TRAINING

COURSE


COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to provide students with the

theoretical/practical notions required to become a SERE

instructor.


Course structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days 21

- training periods continuous

- instruction periods continuous

- free periods 0


CALENDAR 21 days







FACILITIES



NOTES ///


COURSE TITLE SERE QUALIFICATION FOR FLIGHT CREW AND OTHER MILITARY

AIRBORNE PERSONNEL


COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to provide students with the

theoretical-practical knowledge related to SERE

(survival, escape/evasion, resistance and

extraction/escape) training and to the appropriate use of

sere techniques.


course structure:

- theory

- practice

outline

- training days 35

- training periods continuous

- instruction periods continuous

- free periods 0


CALENDAR 35 days







FACILITIES



NOTES ///

ARMY




COURSE TITLE FOREIGN MAINTENANCE OFFICERS AND NCOS TRAINING COURSE


COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to provide students with the basic

theoretical-practical knowledge required to carry out the

tasks related to the maintenance of ab 206 and ab 205

aircraft, and pertaining to flight crew members.


Course structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days 150



- free periods 124


CALENDAR 206 days





NON-NATO COUNTRIES as established by defence general staff guidelines


FACILITIES



NOTES ///


COURSE TITLE TRAINING COURSE FOR "AIRPORT FIREFIGHTER OPERATORS”

QUALIFIED FOR FLIGHT LINE OPERATIONS


COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to train students to carry out the

tasks of:

1. airport firefighter operator – rescue operations

squad leader

2. flight line operator


Course structure:

- theory

- practice

Outline:

- training days 40



- free periods 32


CALENDAR 56 days





NON-NATO COUNTRIES As established by defence general staff guidelines


FACILITIES



NOTES ///

ARMY



COURSE ID NUMBER SME 53/A

COURSE TITLE NCFWC (NATO CIMIC FIELD WORKER COURSE)

INSTITUTE MULTINATIONAL CIMIC GROUP

COURSE OBJECTIVES The main objective of the course lies in enabling

participants to carry out the full range of tactical-

level CIMIC functions in a NATO context.

The secondary objective of the course consists in

providing basic knowledge of the international

organizations active in the operational scenario,

specifically related to tactical-level CIMIC activities.

COURSE STRUCTURE AND OUTLINE The course, held in parallel with the staff course, in

compliance with NATO standards, consists in:

- a distance-learning phase, called advanced

distributed learning (ADL) module, based on a

digital platform;

- a one-week phase, at the MNCG HQ, focusing on in-

depth doctrine learning, with special reference to

tactical-level procedures, and including

negotiation and assessment simulations;

- a one-week follow-up phase devoted to exercises,

which includes CIMIC operational activities carried

out in external environment.

The course ends with an examination, and the ranking of

candidates in order of merit.


CALENDAR

2 weeks in March/April



35.

priority given to NATO countries

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS good knowledge of the English language (SLP 3/3/3/2)


NON-NATO COUNTRIES

The course is open to staff belonging to PFP and

Mediterranean dialogue countries, and representatives of

international, governmental and non-governmental

organizations.


FACILITIES

Board: lunch only (no breakfast)

No lodging available in military facilities except for

Italian military staff, to whom national regulations

apply.

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MULTINATIONAL CIMIC GROUP (MOTTA DI LIVENZA)

COURSE ID NUMBER SME 53/B

COURSE TITLE NCSWC (NATO CIMIC STAFF WORKER COURSE)


COURSE OBJECTIVES

The main objective of the course lies in enabling

participants to carry out the full range of staff-level

CIMIC functions in a NATO context.

The secondary objective of the course consists in

providing basic knowledge of the international

organizations active in the operational scenario,

specifically related to staff-level CIMIC activities.


The course, held in parallel with the field course, in

compliance with NATO standards, consists in:

- a distance-learning phase, called advanced

distributed learning (ADL) module, based on a

digital platform;

- a one-week phase, at the MNCG HQ, focusing on in-

depth doctrine learning, with special reference to

tactical-level procedures and including negotiation

and assessment simulations;

- a one-week follow-up phase devoted to in-depth

doctrinal learning, with special reference to

staff-level CIMIC procedures and to operational

planning, and a command-post exercise involving the

execution of the main COPD phases (from phase 1 to

phase 4b).

The course ends with an examination, and the ranking of

candidates in order of merit.


CALENDAR

2 weeks in March/April



35.

Priority given to NATO countries

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS good knowledge of the English language (SLP 3/3/3/2)


NON-NATO COUNTRIES




organizations.


FACILITIES


No lodging available in military facilities except for

Italian military staff, to whom national regulations

apply.

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COURSE TITLE CIMIC LIASION MODULE COURSE


COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to provide students with basic and

advanced knowledge of the functions and organization of

civil and military cooperation (CIMIC) within NATO at the

tactical and operational level, training them to acquire

communication and negotiation skills as CIMIC liaison

officers.


Course outline

- civil environment and cultural awareness

- NATO CIMIC doctrine

- negotiation and communication techniques

- CIMIC & media

- negotiation, communication and mediation techniques

- CIMIC technical-tactical procedures.


CALENDAR

1 week in

June

November



25


ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Good knowledge of the English language (SLP 3/3/3/2)


NON-NATO COUNTRIES




organizations.


FACILITIES


No lodging available at military facilities

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COURSE TITLE FUNCTIONAL SPECIALIST CIMIC COURSE


COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to provide students with basic

knowledge of the main tasks, functions and organization

of CIMIC within the NATO context, and of how to fulfil

their specialist task assignments within a multinational

CIMIC group, with special reference to CROs.


Course outline:

- NATO CIMIC doctrine

- cooperation with IOs/GOs/NGOs

- working with interpreters

- negotiation and communication techniques

- CIMIC & media

- project evaluation, analysis and assessment

- international humanitarian law and the law of armed

conflicts

- CIMIC centre setup

- CIMIC staff work


CALENDAR

1 week in:

March

November



35


ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Good knowledge of the English language (SLP 3/3/3/2)


NON-NATO COUNTRIES




organizations.


FACILITIES


No lodging available at military facilities

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COURSE TITLE ITALIAN LANGUAGE COURSE

INSTITUTE SCUOLA LINGUE ESTERE DELL’ESERCITO (SLEE) – ITALIAN ARMY

FOREIGN LANGUAGE SCHOOL

COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to provide students with a deeper

knowledge of the Italian language taught by qualified

SLEE teachers using English as the medium of instruction.


Course structure:

- classroom-based lessons

- individual study periods

- recourse to procedures/instruments and conduct of

practical activities for the purpose of stimulating

written and oral outputs

The course aims at improving the level of knowledge of

the language studied in its four components


CALENDAR

16 weeks

Course calendar:

1st term: April-July

2nd term: September-December



A maximum of 32 foreign officers, for each term.

Priority given to students enrolled on IASD and ISSMI

courses.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Good knowledge of the English language

Basic knowledge of the Italian language preferable


NON-NATO COUNTRIES Yes


FACILITIES

Board: from Mondays to Fridays lunch at the SLEE mess

lodging and other meals at accredited facilities

NOTES

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ARMY

SCUOLA LINGUE ESTERE DELL’ESERCITO – ITALIAN

ARMY FOREIGN LANGUAGE SCHOOL (PERUGIA)

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