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Commonwealth Education Consulting Services – World Wide Offices in Africa, Caribbean and Pacific Countries. HQ in Arusha, Tanzania. East Africa.

Commonwealth Training & Consulting

January – December 2021 Tanzania Public Sector Crafted Short Courses

In Academic Partnership with

COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES

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Welcome to Commonwealth Training and Consulting

העמים חבר של וייעוץ להכשרה הבא ברוך

Bem-vindo ao treinamento e consultoria da comunidade

Bienvenue à la formation et au conseil du Commonwealth

Willkommen zu Commonwealth Training und Beratung

Bienvenido a la formación y consultoría de la Commonwealth

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WORD FROM CEO

Jesse Kundaeli Bvet Med.; MSc.; MBA; MSc.; PhD

MISSION

The mission of Commonwealth Institute of Management and Technology is to build

capacity through Research, Training and Consultancy. Eventually it will become higher

education resource center, meeting or exceeding the aspirations of local and

international students, as well as responding to the social and economic demands of

the commonwealth region.

VALUES

Commonwealth Institute carries out its mission while subscribing to the following

values:

Unanimously recognized excellence and

professionalism

Human relationships and a tradition of hospitality

Openness to the world and respect for cultures

Promotion of shared experiences and a spirit of

collaboration

Commitment to the satisfaction of our customers with respect for ethics and transparency

VISION

The vision of Commonwealth Institute is to become an excellent global

management and technology resource center.

Commonwealth Training & Consulting is consulting division of

Commonwealth Institute of Management and Technology.

We are proud to be a Tanzanian institution in Arusha that brings its know-how to all

continents. We also pride ourselves with the satisfaction of our customers and our

partners who show us loyalty and unequivocal trust. Since the founding of the

institution we have been committed to excellence and professionalism. We are proud

to have contributed to the success of development projects and the careers of our

participants.

Like every year, I am pleased to present you the annual training program in our various

centers: Istanbul, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai, London and Bangalore, as well as the numerous

novelties. In addition to new seminars that are in line with your needs and the

institutional evolution towards performance and governance imperatives, we offer as

of 2021 study tours in Casablanca, Copenhagen, Dubai/UAE, Singapore and

Bangalore. This formula will combine conferences on good practices conducted by experts and senior specialists in the field with institutional visits and internationally

renowned universities.

Another novelty in 2021 is the organization of training seminars delivered in French

in our regional center in Arusha, Tanzania.

Commonwealth TC in partnership with three prestigious institutions: Senegal's

National School of Administration (SNSA), the School of Management,

UQAM (ESG - UQAM) in Canada and the École Supérieure de Commerce

et Management (ESCEM) in France, will be offering an Executive MBA program

in Arusha. This 18-month program will enable public and private institutions to develop

leaders capable of making strategic decisions and leading changes and reforms: "we

train the bosses".

Commonwealth TC is a strong team that spares no effort to make sure your

experience in our institution remains memorable and unique. I would like to

acknowledge the dedication of these people who welcome you every year in our

various training centers.

On behalf of all, I would like to thank you for your loyalty to our institution and to

express our gratitude for being part of our great family. I hope that many of you will

attend our seminars in 2021. Like a good neighbor, Commonwealth Training &

Consulting is always there for you. We look forward to serving you for many years to

come.

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ARUSHA- TANZANIA NAIROBI -KENYA MOMBASA - KENYA KAMPALA -UGANDA KIGALI - RWANDA ACCRA -GHANA

CASABLANCA - MOROCCO MBABANE-SWAZILAND DURBAN -RSA KUALA LUMPUR - MALAYSIA BANGALORE-INDIA DUBAI- UAE

ISTANBUL - TURKEY NAZARETH-ISRAEL LONDON - UK

OTTAWA-CANADA WASHINGTON DC SAO PAULO -BRAZIL

Commonwealth Institute of Management & Technology

Arusha - Tanzania

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Dubai, UAE

TRAINING ROGRAMME

Istanbul, Turkey

London, UK

ICT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES

LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

PROGRAMMES

LEGISLATIVE PROGRAMMES

PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT

PROGRAMMES

HR MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES

HEALTH MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES

GENDER DEV MANAGEMENT

PROGRAMMES

AGRICULTURE & NR MANAGEMENT

PROGRAMMES

PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES

Kuala Lumpur,

Malaysia

Durban, RSA

Arusha, Tanzania

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAMMES

ENERGY WATER AND ENVIRONMENT

MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES

MINING, OIL AND GAS PROGRAMMES

MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT

PROGRAMMES

FINANCE AND BANKING PROGRAMMES

DEBT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES

TECHNICAL & ENGINEERING PROGRAMMES

PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PROGRAMMES

TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS

MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES

Riyadh

Prague

London

Kuala Lumpur

Cairo

Beirut

Barcelona

Al Khobar

Abu Dhabi

Jeddah

Istanbul

Dubai

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Institution Background

Training Seminars Global network Accreditation Commonwealth Institute of Management and Technology was founded the Kingdom of Swaziland in 2002 and then2014 its head office was moved to

Arusha, Tanzania. It is a Tanzanian institution specializing in capacity-

building and technical support interventions in: Project Management Leadership and Management

Public Procurement Public Sector Governance Sustainable Development

Its consulting division operated under Commonwealth Training & Consulting. It is an internationally renowned market leader. The institution capitalizes on the expertise and experience of several

distinguished partners and trainers. Commonwealth TC, whose trainings are accredited by the Project Management Institute (PMI®-USA), has developed a coherent set of training seminars aimed at project development

managers (coordinators), their administrative teams and civil servants of emerging and developing countries. These training programmes are linked so as to meet the management needs of governments, major donors and

development aid agencies

Commonwealth TC has five training centers located on three continents (North America,

Africa and Asia):

Headquarters in Arusha (Tanzania) Ottawa (Canada) Mbabane (Kingdom of Swaziland)

Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) Dubai (UAE)

Every year, we welcome over 800 participants

from more than 90 countries.

In order to promote the expertise of its participants, Commonwealth TC has designed and organized accreditation examinations in partnership with the

School of Management of the Université du Québec à Montréal (ESG-UQAM).

These provide formal recognition of skills and competencies. International Development Project Manager (IDPM) Public Procurement Management Specialist (PPMS)

Institutions and donors looking for skilled staff have access to a public directory of accredited managers at www.comonwealthinstitute.ac.tz.

Tailor- made training seminars Technical support Study tours

Commonwealth TC also offers training seminars in various countries on request from clients. These on-site training programmes are adapted to

the specific needs and context of the project or institution.

Skills we provide to projects and institutions: specific short or long-term mandates to

contribute to the achievement of development goals.

A complete program combining field visits and theoretical presentations linked to a specific theme. Knowledge transfer carried out by counterparts and leisure

visits accompanied by our logistics team. Fees cover accommodation for 7

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nights, refreshments and lunches, sightseeing trips, personalized logistics support (Excl. airfare and daily allowance).

Emphasis on Practice Training Material Training schedule Training Certificate

Commonwealth TC’s training seminars focus through a training-consulting approach on practice and skills learning. Almost 60% of the seminar is reserved for applications (exercises, case studies, skills development, use of

project management software, etc.). In order to fully capitalize on their training opportunity, participants are invited to bring documentation of the project they are involved in, and relevant to the specific course attended.

Our consultants strive to adapt general concepts to the participants’ specific situations.

Commonwealth TC provides each participant with a comprehensive set of learning tools, including the reference texts and additional

documents, both in hard and soft copy. During most of the seminars participants will use the IT equipment we put at their disposal (laptops,

projectors, audio-video equipment and unlimited Internet access).

Training seminars take place five days a week (Monday through Friday) six hours per day.

Daily coffee and lunch breaks are offered, resulting in friendly exchanges between participants,

trainers and Commonwealth TC staff. Weekends are spent on sightseeing excursions led by

our logistics teams.

At the end of the seminar, Commonwealth TC hands out a Training Certificate to each participant. To receive

the Certificate, the participants must attend all the modules of the course they registered to and comply with all academic

requirements. In case unforeseen or unexpected situations occur and a participant misses a part of the training

session, the Certificate will be issued only

for the period he/ she has attended. Please note that the tuition fees do not change

Commonwealth TC Benefits Over the years, we have established our status as a world renowned consultancy company and we have built our reputation on constantly updated curricula, a focus on

practice and interaction with the participants, as well as on our special customer service support and hospitality.

Recognized Training Complimentary Tablet Loyalty Programme Preferential Hotel Rates

The excellence of our training is recognized by the Project Management Institute (PMI) and the Government of Tanzania.

Participants who attend our regular open seminars will receive a complimentary tablet.

PARTICIPANTS Our Alumni will receive a loyalty

bonus certificate valued at up to 1000$; the amount depending on the number of the previous

participations in our regular seminars. Free registrations, tailor-made training programmes and study

tours will not be taken into account

Commonwealth TC has negotiated for you special accommodation rates. Please do not hesitate to contact our Training Programme Advisors for further details

Unrivaled Customer Service

Institutions Personalized

Logistical Support

Sightseeing Tours

You will be assisted throughout the registration process by our training programme advisors. They respond quickly and accurately to your queries and provide

ongoing assistance until you arrive at your destination. Over 800 participants put their trust in us every year

Ministries, projects and/or organizations that enroll several of their staff in our seminars will also benefit from our special group discount structure.

The coordinators are pleased to give you more details upon request

Commonwealth TC’s dedicated logistics team picks you up from the airport, brings you to your hotel and

assists you during your entire stay. They also accompany you on the weekend trips and respond quickly

and professionally to your every-day need

In order to make the training experience even more enjoyable and foster ties among participants, Commonwealth TC organizes weekend tours to various

locations of interest near the training centers

Transportation Top of the Art Training Centers Located Downtown Coffee Breaks and Lunches Your transport from the airport to your hotel and from

your hotel to the airport will be taken care of by our logistics team, whatever the date and time.

To make sure participants take advantage of everything the big cities have to offer and that

they have easy access to shopping, eating out, cultural sights and entertainment, Commonwealth TC has located its training centers downtown. Furthermore, the training rooms are fully equipped with laptop computers, boards, printers and projectors providing

a modern and interactive training environment.

At the training centers, snacks, refreshments and lunches

are served during class days, free of charge.

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How to Register 1. Select a seminar: from the courses offered in Arusha, Nairobi, Mombasa,Kampala, Kigali,Accra, Mbabane,

Gaborone, Windhoek, Dubai , Istanbul, London, Kuala Lumpur, Bangalore, Kigali, Durban, Gaborone,

2. Register : Online at www.commonwealthinstitute.ac.tz; or contact us by email:

[email protected]/[email protected] or + 255 769544916/627609512 Our customer service team will send you the necessary

administrative and financial documents as well as additional information.

3. Complete the administrative process: (funding, work order, visas*, per diem, insurance and plane tickets). Our customer service team assists you with information and guidance about

the hotels in the proximity of the training centers. At some of the training locations, we have negotiated preferential rates for you.

4. Payment methods: by bank transfer/ Telegraphic Transfer (TT)/Electronic Fees Transfer to the order

of Commonwealth Institute. Fees cover tuition costs, stationery, presentation slides, soft and hard copies of course materials, free laptop computer

complimentary refreshments and lunches, tours to tourist attractive sites and a certificate of attendance only.

5. Enjoy unrivaled hospitality: Our logistics team will meet you at the

airport whatever the date and time of your arrival and take you to your hotel. At the training center, our friendly team will

offer you coffee and lunch and provide on-site assistance

6. Learn, apply and share knowledge: with skilled trainers who use advanced tools and active and

practical teaching methods. You will also benefit from the experience of participants from all over the world in the same professional field.

7. Discover our various destinations: during trips organized by our logistics teams on the

weekends.

Do not hesitate to contact our customer service team for any question regarding registration, visa,

payment, etc. [email protected]/[email protected] or

+ 255 769544916/627609512

Nous dispensons aussi des séminaires en français à Arusha (Tanzania), Dubai UAE, Instanbul,

London et Kuala Lumpur (Malaisie). Veuillez nous contacter pour tout renseignement.

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Tailor – made and on-site training seminars

Commonwealth Institute of Management and Technology has a long track record in organizing tailor made seminars. At the request of institutions, development projects,

governments or donors, all the training programmes offered in this brochure can be delivered in your country, at venues of your choice, at any time and adapted to your specific

needs.

The total budget varies according to the length, number of trainees and incidental expenses. It is a package, which allows you to train the maximum number of people at the

least cost.

1. Define your terms of reference: You can also select one or more training themes from training seminars offered at our centers or training seminars on request that we will adapt to

your needs

2. Decide on the time period for each training programme.

3. Decide on the number of participants: We recommend groups of between 8 and 20 people maximum in order to guarantee quality of

learning and knowledge transfer.

4. Decide on the venue for

the training programme: From experience, we recommend that these on-site training programmes are

organized away from participants’

places of work. It is important that participants are away from their day-to-day occupations and concerns in order

to maximize the benefits of learning. We can also organize tailor-made training programmes for your group at

one of our training centers in Arusha, Dubai, Mbabane or Istanbul.

5. Decide who will

be responsible for

the logistics of the

training seminars: Normally, the contracting

institution takes charge of on-site logistics (conference room, coffee breaks, breakfasts, local

transportation, etc.). However, at the client’s request, Commonwealth TC

can take charge of the

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logistical aspects and provide a turnkey service.

6. Send us your request for proposal: Send an email to [email protected]/info@com

monwealthinstitute.ac.tz or Call us at ++255 (762) 562350/656 594487 and we will submit a proposal in accordance with your

terms of reference.

7. Carry out the

contractual and

administrative

procedures

8. Customization of the training seminars: The consultant will contact you before the start of the

seminar to adjust the content, if necessary.

9. Learn, apply and share: with one or more skilled trainers who

will address the specific challenges of your institution/project. Advanced tools, active learning and use of your

own documents will enable you immediately to put your new skills into practice.

10. Receive the

evaluation report and recommendations

written by Commonwealth TC

Training on request and Technical Assistance

Building on our experience on the ground, our in-depth knowledge of local realities and our expertise in project management, public procurement, management and

organization, public governance and sustainable development, we carry out more and more technical support missions every year.

By invitation or tender, public institutions, governments and donors give us short or long-term mandates to intervene as experts. Our pragmatic and results-oriented approach

has enabled us to succeed in our technical assistance missions to the satisfaction of our clients, donors and beneficiaries.

Our interventions are varied and can take many forms: Tailor-made and adapted training programmes, Advice and Coaching.

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PUBLIC SECTOR CRAFTED SHORT COURSES

January – December 2021 Commonwealth

Training & Consulting TANZANIA COURSE PROGRAMMES

Course Objectives and Outline available on Request The fees quoted are VAT@18% Inclusive.

CODE PROGRAM TITLE DURATION

(WEEKS)

DATES DATES DATES DATES VENUE FEES

TZS

IT COURSES

January – December 2021

IT 01 MS Word Intermediate Course 3 Days 06 -08 Jan

07 – 09 Apr

07-09 Jul 06-08 Oct

Arusha/Tanzania 775,000

IT 02 MS Word Advanced Course 3 Days 03 -05 Feb 05– 07 May

04-06 Aug

03-05 Nov


IT 03 MS Excel Intermediate Course 3 Days 03-05 Mar

09– 11 Jun 08-10 Sep

08-10 Dec


IT 04 MS Excel Advanced Course 3 Days 06 -08 Jan

07 – 09 Apr

07-09 Jul 06-08 Oct


IT 05 MS Access Intermediate Course 3 Days 03 -05 Feb 05– 07 May 04-06 Aug

03-05 Nov


IT 06 MS Access Advanced Course 3 Days 03-05 Mar

09– 11 Jun 08-10 Sep

08-10 Dec


IT 07 PR Crisis Strategy and Response in both Traditional

and Social Media

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct

Arusha/Tanzania 1,375,000

IT 08 Administering Microsoft® SQL Server® 2014

Databases

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov

Moshi/Tanzania 1,375,000

IT 09 Big Data Governance: Bad Data or Better Data or

Best Data

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


IT 10 Business Intelligence: Data Analysis and Reporting

Techniques

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


IT 11 Digitization and File Management

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


IT 12 Advanced Digital Marketing

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


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IT 13 Cloud Management and Security: Principles and

Best Practice

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct

Tanga/Tanzania 1,375,000

IT 14 Ethical Hacking 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov

Mwanza/Tanzania 1,375,000

IT 15 Cybercrime investigation and Digital Forensics 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


IT 16 Machine Learning and Predictive Models

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


IT 17 IT Management Excellence

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


IT 18 IT Systems: Identity and Access Management

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


IT 19 Managing IT Projects Effectively

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


IT 20 Data Collection Methods and Analysis Techniques 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


IT 21 Data Collection and Management using CSPRO 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec

Dodoma/Tanzania 1,375,000

IT 22 Quantitative Data Management, Analysis and

Visualization using Python

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


IT 23 Quantitative Data Management and Analysis

using STATA

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov



using SPSS

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec



using SAS

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


IT 26 Qualitative Data Management and Analysis using

NVIVO

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


IT 27 Data Analysis, Modeling and Simulation using Excel 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


IT 28 ICT Project Management using Microsoft Office

Project

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct

Zanzibar/Tanzania 1,375,000

IT 29 ISO 2700 Information Management Systems 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


IT 30 Adobe Acrobat 8 Pro 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


IT 31 Oracle Database Administration 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


IT 32 OPEN DATA KIT (ODK) using ODK for Monitoring and

Evaluation Course

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


IT 33 Archiving and Records Management 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


IT 34 Advanced Computerized File & Records

Management for Registry Personnel

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


IT 35 Mobile Data Collection for Monitoring and

Evaluation using Open Data Kit and KoBo Toolbox

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


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IT 36 Research Design, ODK Data Collection, GIS

Mapping, Data Analysis and Reporting using NVIVO

and SPSS

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


IT 37 Research Design, Survey CTO Mobile Data

Collection, GIS Mapping, Data Analysis and

Reporting using NVIVO and PYTHON

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


IT 38 Epidemiology and Bio- statistics with Stata 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


IT 39 Database Administration Using SQL Server 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


IT 40 GIS and Remote Sensing in Agriculture, Food

Security and Climate Change Course

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


IT 41 International Training workshop for Research design,

Data Collection, Processing and Analysis

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


IT 42 Managing, Analyzing and Interpreting M&E Data for

Development Programmes Course

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


IT 42 Research Design, Data Management, Analysis &

Use Course

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


IT 42 Information Systems Disaster and Recovery

Management

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


IT 42 Electronic Documentation & Records

Management (EDRM)

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


IT 42 Archiving and Records Management 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov

Bagamoyo/Tanzania 2,375,000

IT 42 Computer Network Administration 3 04 -22 Jan

05 – 23 Apr

05-23 Jul 04-22 Oct


IT 42 Advanced Records Management 3 01 -19 Feb 03– 21 May

02-20 Aug

01-19 Nov


IT 42 Advanced Data Management and Analysis for

Health Research Professionals 3 01-19 Mar

07– 25 Jun 06-24 Sep

06-24 Dec


IT 42 Records Management Stage I 3 04 -22 Jan

05 – 23 Apr

05-23 Jul 04-22 Oct


IT 42 Records Management Stage II 3 01 -19 Feb 03– 21 May

02-20 Aug

01-19 Nov


COMMUNICATION AND WRITING SKILLS COURSES

CM 01 Advanced Business Writing Skills

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


CM 02 Advanced Communication Skills

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


CM 03 Advanced Communication Skills for Effective

Professionals

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


CM 04 Building and Presenting a Powerful Business Case

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


CM 05 Corporate Communications: PR and Media Skills

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


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CM 06 Crisis Communication Skills

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


CM 07 Technical Report Writing Skills

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


CM 08 Interpersonal Communication Skills

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


CM 09 Managing Conflict: Power through Influence

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


CM 10 Organizational and Departmental Communication

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


CM 11 Effective Report and Minutes Writing Techniques

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


PUBLIC RELATIONS COURSES

PR 01 Public Relations Professional Program

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PR 02 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PR 03 Crisis Communication Skills

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PR 04 Events and Conferences Management

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PR 05 Public Relations and Media Skills

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


PR 06 Public Relations Campaigns: From Planning to

Execution

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


PR 07 The Essentials of Business Etiquette and Protocol

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIAL COURSES

AS 01 National Symposium for Secretaries, Personal

Assistants and Office Support Staff

3 days 24-26 Nov


AS 02 Administration and Office Management: Best

Practices and Technologies

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AS 03 HR Administration Skills 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AS 04 Executive Assistants Program 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AS 05 Contemporary Public Administration Management 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AS 06 Document Control and Records Management 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


AS 07 Business Writing Skills 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


AS 08 Advanced Office Management & Effective

Administration Skills 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AS 09 Front Office Management 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May 02-06 Aug 01-05 Nov Tanga/Tanzania 1,375,000

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AS 10 Logistical Arrangements for Board Meetings 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AS 11 Office Management and Hygiene Course for Office

Assistants

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


AS 12 The Senior Secretary Programme 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


AS 13 Kozi ya Wasaidizi wa Ofisi Hatua ya Kwanza (I) 3 04 -22 Jan

05 – 23 Apr

05-23 Jul 04-22 Oct


AS 14 Kozi ya Wasaidizi wa Ofisi Hatua ya Pili (II) 3 01 -19 Feb 03– 21 May

02-20 Aug

01-19 Nov


LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT COURSES

LM 01 Effective Director Course

( Five 5 days accommodation inclusive+ Tour) 1

01-05 Mar

22-26 Nov


LM 02 Director Excellence Programme


05-09 Jul Tanga/Tanzania 2,675,000

LM 03 Board Secretarial Practice Master class

1

03– 07 May

04-08 Oct


LM 04 Developing High Performance Board

1

05 – 09 Apr

02-06 Aug


LM 05 Financial Skills for the Board


22 -26 Feb 20-24 Sep


LM 06 Leadership and Management Program 1

04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


LM 07 Professional Manager Program 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


LM 08 Team Leader Program 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


LM 09 Result Based Leadership 1

25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


LM 10 Adaptive Leadership: Tools and Techniques 1

22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


LM 11 Career Development and Succession Planning

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


LM 12 Leading Innovation and Organizational

Transformation

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


LM 13 Creative Leadership and Innovative Thinking 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


LM 14 Creative Problem Solving and Decision Making 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


LM 15 Emotional Intelligence Workshop 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


LM 16 Leadership and Communication 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


LM 17 Leadership Skills for HR Managers 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


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LM 18 Leading with Agility and Resilience 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


LM 19 Organizational Leadership 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


LM 20 Leadership Challenge Workshop 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


LM 21 Managing and Leading Strategic Change Master

Class

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


LM 22 Public Policy Executive Program 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


LM 23 Leading through VUCA: Volatility, Uncertainty,

Complexity and Ambiguity 1

01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


LM 24 Building Core Leadership and Supervisory

Competencies

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


LM 25 Communication and Relationship Management

Skills

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


LM 26 Improving Public Sector Performance in the 21st

Century

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


LM 27 Advanced Leadership and Management Skills for

Managers and Supervisors

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


LM 28 Advanced Management Development Programme

for Senior Secretaries & PAs

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


LM 29 The Professional Executive Assistant/PA 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


LM 30 Board Secretarial Practice and Logistical

Arrangements

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


LM 31 National Security and Country Resilience 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


LM 32 Leadership and Management - Master class 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


LM 33 Management Development Programme for

Administrative Officers

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


LM 34 Management of Higher Education Institutes and

Research Centers

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec



Executive Assistants /MDEA I (Basic)

4 01 -26 Feb 05– 30 Apr

05-30 Jul 04-29 Oct



Executive Assistants /MDEA II (Advanced)

4 01-26 Mar

03– 28 May

02-27 Aug

01-26 Nov


LEGAL COURSES

LG 01 Legal Compliance Monitoring 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


LG 02 Conflict Management, Conciliation & Mediation 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


LG 03 Contracts & Legal Drafting and Negotiation Skills

for Lawyers: Practical Approach

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


LG 04 Arbitration and Dispute Resolution 1 25 -29 Jan 26 – 30 Apr 26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct Zanzibar/Tanzania 1,375,000

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LG 05 Business and Commercial Law

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


LG 06 Negotiating ,Drafting and Understanding Contracts

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


LG 07 Legal Audit and Compliance

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


LG 08 Translating Policy into Legislation 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


LG 09 Legislative Drafting 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


LG 10 Arbitrations, Conciliation & Mediation

Management

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


SWAHILI (FOR FOREIGNERS) COURSE

LF 01 Swahili Beginners Course 3 04 -22 Jan

05 – 23 Apr

05-23 Jul 04-22 Oct


LF 02 Swahili Intermediate Course 3 01 -19 Feb 03– 21 May

02-20 Aug

01-19 Nov


LF 03 Intensive Swahili Beginners Course

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


LF 03 Intensive Swahili Intermediate Course

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


LF 04 Swahili Advanced Course

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


AUDITING AND GOVERNANCE COURSES

AG 01 High Impact Internal Audit Leadership 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AG 02 Anti-Money Laundering

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AG 03 Advanced Governance, Risk and Compliance

(GRC)

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AG 04 Certified Internal Auditor Exam Preparation

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AG 05 Corporate Governance: Principles, Policies and Best

Practices

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AG 06 Data Governance, Protection and Compliance

Management

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


AG 07 Essentials of Internal Audit

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


AG 08 Internal Control: Compliance, Operational and

Financial

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AG 09 IT Auditing and IT Fraud Detection

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AG 10 Report Writing for the Internal Auditor 1 01-05 Mar 07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep 06-10 Dec Moshi/Tanzania 1,375,000

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AG 11 Risk-Based Internal Audit

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AG 12 Management of Rural Development Programmes 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AG 13 Corporate Governance, Compliance & Risk

Management

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AG 14 Developing And Implementing A Corporate

Governance Strategy

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AG 15 Corporate Governance And the Kings Reports

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AG 16 Leading & Managing High Performance Boards 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


AG 17 King IV Corporate Governance Training 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


AG 18 Corporate Governance Compliance and Risk

Management

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


AG 19 Governance and Public Sector Management 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


AG 20 Public Sector Balanced Score Cards and

Performance Management Workshop

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


AG 21 Crisis Management and Emergency Preparedness 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


AG 22 Strategic Organizational Change Management in

the Public Sector

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


AG 23 Policy Analysis, Formulation , Implementation and

Management

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


AG 24 Result Based Management (RBM): Maximizing the

Effectiveness of Projects and Programs in

Organizations

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


AG 25 Managing the Internal Audit Function

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


AG 26 Management of Decentralized Development 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


AG 27 Planning and Management of Social Services and

Infrastructure

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


TAX Management COURSES

TM 01 Accounting For International Taxation and Transfer

Pricing

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


TM 02 International Tax Aspects of Permanent

Establishments

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


TM 03 Tax Treaties and Corporate Taxation 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


TM 04 Tax law for Payroll Managers 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


TM 05 Transfer Pricing and International Taxation 2 04 -15 Jan 05 – 16 Apr 05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct Arusha/Tanzania 2,375,000

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TM 06 Tax Policy, Fiscal Analysis and Revenue Forecasting 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


TM 07 Tax Analysis and Revenue Forecasting workshop 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


TM 08 Managing Tax and Taxation 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


RISK AND COMPLIANCE COURSES

RM 01 Enterprise Risk Management 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


RM 02 Basel III, Risk Assessment and Stress Testing 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


RM 03 Risk Assessment Process and Reporting Key Risk

Information to the Board of Directors

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


RM 04 Strategy, Risks, Negotiation and Leadership 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


RM 05 Corporate Risk and Crisis Management 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


RM 06 Operational Risk Management 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


RM 07 Disaster Risk Management 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


RM 08 Crisis and Mass Disaster Management 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


RM 09 Post – Disaster Economic Recovery and Sustainable

Livelihood Restoration Course

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


RM 10 Community Based Risk Reduction Course 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


RM 11 Strategic Risk Management for Public Utility

Organizations

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


RM 12 Integrated Risk Management for Public Services 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


INSURANCE COURSES

IN 01 Comprehensive Technical Course in General

Insurance

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


IN 02 Effective Claims Management Seminar 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


IN 03 Insurance Regulatory Accounts and Returns

Seminar

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


IN 04 Insight into Insurance Fraud Prevention and

Management

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


IN 05 Social Insurance and Risk Management 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


IN 06 Contractual Risk, Insurance and Indemnities 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


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IN 07 Fraud Detection and Prevention for the Insurance

industry

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


IN 08 Health Financing for Universal Coverage 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PLANNING AND STRATEGY COURSES

PS 01 Developing Organizational Balanced Scorecard

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PS 02 Planning, Organizing and Control for Optimal

Results

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PS 03 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PS 04 Crisis Management Professional Program

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PS 05 Developing and Implementing the Business Plan

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PS 06 Analytical Thinking and Evidence Based Decision

Making

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


PS 07 Theory of Change and Strategic Planning 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


PS 08 Policy Analysis for Parliamentarians and Policy

Makers

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PS 09 Public Policy Planning and Forecasting 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


PS 10 Strategic Policy Forecasting, Monitoring and

Evaluation

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


PS 11 Preparation of Public Sector Business Plans and

Strategic Plans - Step by Step

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


PS 12 Strategic Planning using Balanced Scorecard &

Implementing Corporate Strategy

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


PS 13 Strategic Management for Prisons Support

Programmes in Peace and National Security

Operations

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COURSES

HR 01 Training Manager Program 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HR 02 Strategic HR Planning 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HR 03 Training and Development Professional Program 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HR 04 Preparing and Developing Training Specialists and

Coordinators

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


HR 05 HR Assessor Program 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


HR 06 Career Development and Succession Planning

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


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HR 07 Competency Development and Implementation

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HR 08 Auditing HR Processes

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HR 09 Human Capital Planning

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HR 10 Compensation and Benefits Professional Program

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


HR 11 Employee Relations Professional Program

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HR 12 HR Auditor Program

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HR 13 Master Trainer Program

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HR 14 Organization Development Professional

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


HR 15 Recruitment Specialist Program

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


HR 16 Conflict Management and Partnership Building

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


HR 17 Talent Management Professional Program

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HR 18 Training and Development Professional Program

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HR 19 Training Manager Program

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HR 20 e-HR: Modern Trends and Applications

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


HR 21 Employee Engagement: Strategy and Practices

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


HR 22 Managing Multiple Tasks, Priorities and Deadlines

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


HR 23 High Performance Teams

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HR 24 Managing Performance, Discipline and Dismissal 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HR 25 Training Needs Assessment (TNA) & Training

Evaluation

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HR 26 Disciplinary Hearing and Grievance Handling 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


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HR 27 HR based Performance Auditing 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HR 28 Motivating, Coaching, Counseling & Mentoring

training seminar

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HR 29 Achieving Performance Excellence using the

Balanced Scorecard

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


HR 30 Human Resources KPIs: Benchmarking HR

Performance

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


HR 31 Preparation for Public Retirement/Kujiandaa Maisha

Baada Ya Kustaafu

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct

Morogoro/Tanzania 1,375,000

HR 32 Retirement Planning for Executives 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HR 33 HR Information Systems 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HR 34 Retirement: Money Management, Entrepreneurship,

Life Skills and Health Management

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


HR 35 Developing Effective HR Balanced Scorecard 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


HR 36 Skills Audit and Staff Competency Needs

Assessment and Profiling in Organizations

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


HR 37 Managing Performance, Discipline and Dismissal 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


HR 38 Job Evaluation and Analysis 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


HR 39 Talent Management &Succession Planning 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


HR 40 Advanced Human Resource Management and

Development

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


HR 41 Competency-based Succession Planning 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


HR 42 Competence Based HR Management, Recruitment

&Selection of Employees

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


HR 43 Kozi ya Usimamizi wa Kazi 3 04 -22 Jan

05 – 23 Apr

05-23 Jul 04-22 Oct


HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES

HS 01 Behavior-Based Safety

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HS 01 Emergency Response for Security Teams

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HS 02 Crisis Management Professional

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HS 03 Emergency Response Planning: Crisis Management

for Hazardous Environments

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


HS 04 Hazardous Waste Management

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


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HS 05 HAZOP Study Management

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


HS 06 Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Workshop

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HS 07 IOSH Managing Safely

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HS 08 Security Incident Management and Investigations

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HS 09 Waste Management: A Modern and Sustainable

Approach

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


HS 10 Strategic Healthcare Management

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HS 11 Pharmaceutical Good Manufacturing Practice

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HS 12 Transforming the Patient Experience

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HS 13 Community Health Promotion for Trainers 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


HS 14 Effective Health Centre Administration and

Management

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


HS 15 Disaster and Trauma Counseling Management 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


HS 16 Behaviour Change and Communication 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HS 17 Hospital Administration and Management 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HS 18 Effective Management and Control of Narcotics and

Psychotropic Substances

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HS 19 Technical Report Writing and Statistical Analysis for

Pharmaceutical Industry

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


HS 20 Pharmaceutical Sales: Communicating with

Physicians

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HS 21 Health Systems Strengthening 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


HS 22 HACCP Compliance: Food Hygiene & Food Safety 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


HS 23 Food and Drug Safety International Laws and

Regulations

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


HS 24 Nutritional Assessment and Survey using ENA/EPIINFO

Course

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


HS 25 Food Safety and Hygiene Management Course 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


HS 26 Mapping Nutrition Preparedness in Emergency Course 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


HS 27 OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health

Administration Standards

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


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HS 28 Water ,Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Course 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


HS 29 Strategic Management of HIV/AIDS and

Reproductive Health Projects

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


HS 30 Management and Administration of Integrated

Health Programme

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


HS 31 Health Systems Management 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


HS 32 Kozi ya Ulinzi na Usalama Hatua ya Kwanza(I) 3 04 -22 Jan

05 – 23 Apr

05-23 Jul 04-22 Oct


HS 33 Kozi ya Ulinzi na Usalama Hatua ya Pili (II) 3 01 -19 Feb 03– 21 May

02-20 Aug

01-19 Nov


HS 34 NEBOSH Certificate Course 2 02-13 Mar

01– 12 Jun 07-18 Sep

07-18 Dec


HS 35 NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational

Health & Safety

2 13 -24 Jan

13 – 24Apr

06-17 Jul 05-16 Oct


Security management COURSES

SE 01 Access Control and Physical Security Management 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


SE 02 Crowd Management and Control 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


SE 03 Cyber Security Specialist 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


SE 04 Digital Forensics and Cyber Investigations 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


SE 05 Emergency Response for Security Team 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


SE 06 IT Systems: Identity and Access Management 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


SE 07 Security Incident Management and Investigation 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


SE 08 Supervising Security Operations 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


GENDER DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT COURSES

GD 01 Gender Audit 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


GD 02 Female Leadership Development Skills 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


GD 03 Multi – sectoral Approaches for Management of

Sexual and Gender –based Violence (SGBV)

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


GD 04 Gender Responsive Development Planning and

Budgeting

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


GD 05 Gender Equality and Diversity in Management 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov




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GD 06 Gender Sensitivity in Economic Empowerment and

Sustainable Development

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSES

PM 01 Study Tour : Development Projects Management

and PPPs

1 06-10 Dec

Singapore US$ 2,750

PM 02 Public Private Partnership (PPP) Policy

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PM 03 Advanced Project Management

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PM 04 Establishing and Managing the Project

Management Office (PMO)

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PM 05 Feasibility Studies: Preparation, Analysis and

Evaluation

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PM 06 Managing IT Projects Effectively

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


PM 07 Managing Project Portfolio

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


PM 08 Mastering Project Metrics, KPIs and Dashboards

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PM 09 Microsoft Project Workshop

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PM 10 Preparation for Project Management Professional

(PMP) Certification

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PM 11 Preparation for Risk Management Professional

(RMP) Certification

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PM 12 Project Management for Contract Professionals

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PM 13 Project Management for Transport Infrastructure

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PM 14 Project Risk Management and Compliance

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PM 15 Managing Projects in Controlled Environments: The

PRINCE2 Approach

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PM 16 Technical Proposal Writing & Project Development 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


PM 17 Technical Project Management 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


PM 18 Audit and Control of Projects and Programmes 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PM 19 Managing Agriculture Projects for Food Security 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PM 20 Public Private Partnership (PPP) – Financing, Projects

and Contracts

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


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PM 21 Livelihood Assessment and Analysis Course 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PM 22 Project Monitoring and Evaluation with Data

Management and Analysis

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


PM 23 Advanced Project Risk Management 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


PM 24 Project Management & Disbursement Monitoring 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


PM 25 Feasibility Studies: Preparation, Analysis and

Evaluation

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


PM 26 Project Management using Prince 2 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


PM 27 Advanced Project Management for Donor Funded

Projects

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


PM 28 Strategies for Minimization of Post- Harvest Losses 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


PM 29 Land Policy, Land Tenure, Property Rights, and

Natural Resource Management

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


PM 30 Project Planning and Implementation 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


PM 31 Monitoring and Evaluation of Projects and

Programmes

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


PM 32 International Project Management ,Protocol and

Financial Resources Mobilization

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


PM 33 Project Management Professional Certification

Course

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


PM 34 Participatory Project Planning & Management 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


PM 35 Project Designing, Proposal Writing and Fundraising – Workshop

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


PM 36 Data Collection and Analysis for Project Monitoring

and Evaluation

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


PM 37 Planning & Management of Development Projects

w/focus on RBM and M&E

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


PM 38 Public Private Partnership(PPP) Strategies, Methods

and Project Structuring

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


PM 39 Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation 4 03-28 Feb 04-29 May

03-28 Aug

02- 27 Nov

Arusha/Tanzania US$ 3,400

One Unit 1 20 -24 Jan

Unit I CC

06 – 10 Apr

Unit II CC

06-10 Jul

Unit III W1

05-09 Oct

Unit IV W2

Arusha/Tanzania US$ 850

PM 40 Diploma in Project Planning and Management 4 03-28 Feb 04-29 May

03-28 Aug

02- 27 Nov

Arusha/Tanzania US$ 3,400

One Unit 1 02-06 Mar

Unit I

01– 05 Jun

Unit II

07-11 Sep

Unit III

07-11 Dec

Unit IV Arusha/Tanzania US$ 850

ENTREPRENEURSHIP COURSES

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EN 01 Study Tour of SMEs: Creating Growth through

Entrepreneurship and Innovation

1 01-05 Nov

Bangalore/

India

US$ 2,750

EN 02 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship and Business

Management

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EN 03 Implementing Balanced Scorecard in Public

Institutions

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


EN 04 Leadership and Governance for Marketing

Cooperative

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


EN 05 Business Principles and Enterprise Innovations 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


EN 06 Foundations of Cooperative Management 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


EN 07 Business Succession Planning - Developing and

Maintaining a Succession Plan

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


EN 08 Real-Estate Development, Investment &

Management Course

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EN 09 Real Estate Valuation and Financing Course 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


EN 10 Retirement Planning and Entrepreneurship Skills

Development

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


EN 11 Managing Public Investment Programmes 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


EN 12 Due Diligence Appraisal and Management of

Potential Investors and Partners

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


EN 13 Investment Management for Pension and

Superannuation Funds

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


EN 14 Management of Statutory Contributions and

Pension Funds

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


EN 15 Investment Analysis and Appraisal in Industrial

and Infrastructure Projects

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


EN 16 Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development

Programme

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


AGRICULTURE AND LAND COURSES

AL 01 Study Tour : Agriculture and Irrigation Technologies 1 06-10 Sep

Galilee/Israel US$ 2,750

AL 02 Partnerships for Agribusiness Development,

Agricultural Trade, and Market Access

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AL 03 Agricultural Value Chain Development and Market

Linkages Course

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AL 04 Agribusiness Leadership and Cooperative Reform

Program

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AL 05 Agro Entrepreneurship & Market Facilitation Course 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AL 06 Managing Agriculture Projects for Food Security 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


AL 07 Agricultural Policy Formulation and Analysis 2 04 -15 Jan 05 – 16 Apr 05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct Arusha/Tanzania 2,375,000



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AL 08 Land Policy Formulation, Implementation and

Monitoring

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


AL 09 Pesticides Management for Sustainable

Agriculture

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


AL 10 Women's Property Rights and Land Tenure

Security

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


AL 11 Land Tenure and Policy Issues In Land Use

Planning

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


AL 12 Land Tenure, Property Rights, and Natural

Resource Management

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


AL 13 Agricultural Technology and Irrigation 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


AL 14 Agricultural Products and Food Safety

Management

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


AL 15 Value Added Farming Production and Agro –

Processing Initiatives

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


AL 16 Proposal Writing , Fundraising and Resource

Mobilization

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


AL 17 Post-Harvest Conservation and Processing of

Vegetables

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


AL 18 Planning and Management of Agro Processing

Industries for SMEs

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


AL 19 Agricultural Value Chain Concepts and Applications 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


AL 20 Agribusiness and Post-Harvest Management 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


AL 21 Development of a Sustainable Aquaculture Industry 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


AL 22 Planning and Management of Agro Processing

Industries for SMEs

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


CUSTOMER SERVICE COURSES

CS 01 Building an Award Winning Service Culture

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


CS 02 Customer Service Professional 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


CS 03 Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


CS 04 Management of Public Relations and Customer

Care

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


CS 05 Customer Service Workshop

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


CS 06 Excellence in Customer Service (Advanced)

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


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CS 07 The Customer Complaint System: A Tool for

Customer Service Improvement

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


CS 08 Advanced Customer Care and Public Relations

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


CS 09 Customer Care and Communication Skills for

Frontline Staff

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


QUALITY AND PRODUCTIVITY COURSES

QP 01 Quality Management Professional

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


QP 02 ASQ Approved Lean Six Sigma Green Belt

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


QP 03 ASQ Introduction to Quality Engineering

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


QP 04 Quality Management Professional

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


QP 05 Improving Productivity through Quality

Enhancement and Cost Reduction

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


QP 06 ISO 14001:2015 Transition Training: Environmental

Management System

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


QP 07 ISO 9001: 2015 Transition Training: Quality

Management System

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


QP 08 Process Management: Mapping and Improvement

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


QP 09 Simplification of Work Processes and Procedures

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


QP 10 Strategic Quality Management

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


QP 11 Total Quality Management (TQM): Tool Box for

Continual Improvement

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


QP 12 Quality Assurance and Quality Management

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


MARKETING AND SALES COURSES

MS 01 Advanced Digital Marketing

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


MS 02 Brand Manager Program

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


MS 03 Marketing Professional Program

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


MS 04 Core Marketing and Sales Skills for Business

Professionals

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct



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MS 05 Marketing Communications and Media Planning

Workshop

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


MS 06 Strategic Account Management 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


MS 07 Pharmaceutical Sales: Communicating with

Physicians

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


MS 08 The Strategic Marketing Plan

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


MS 09 The Strategic Selling and Marketing Management

Skills

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


MS 10 Commodity-Based Export Diversification and

Competitiveness Strategies

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


MS 11 Warehousing and Agricultural Marketing

Management for Cooperatives

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


MS 12 Marketing in Agriculture, International Trade and

Commodity-Based Export Diversification

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


MS 13 Import and Export Management 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


ENERGY WATER AND ENVIRONMENT COURSES

EM 01 Study Tour : Development of Sustainable Cities 1 02-06 Aug

Copenhagen

/Denmark

US$ 2,750

EM 02 Study Tour : Renewable Energy and Energy

Efficiency

1 01 -05 Feb Eastern Cape

/South Africa

US$ 2,750

EM 03 General Energy Planning 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EM 04 Implementing Rural Electrification Programme 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


EM 05 Climate Change and Water Resources

Management in Drought – Prone Areas

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


EM 06 Municipal Effluent Recycling and Water Quality

Standards

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


EM 07 Non Revenue Water Management for Urban Water

& Sewerage Authorities & Utilities

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


EM 08 Financing of Energy Projects 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


EM 09 Solid Waste Management in Developing Countries 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EM 10 Hazardous Waste Management 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


EM 11 Climate Change Adaptation in Food Security and

Natural Resources Management

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


EM 12 Water ,Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Project

Planning and Management

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


EM 13 Wildlife Conservation, Biodiversity Management

and Political Economy

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct



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EM 14 Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade

/FLEGT

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


EM 15 Water Treatment Processes, Plants Operations and

Maintenance

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


EM 16 Contaminated Site Assessment, Remediation and

Management (CSARM)

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


EM 17 Energy Crisis Management 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


EM 18 Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and

Mitigation Plans

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


EM 19 Municipal Water Distribution Systems, Waste Water

Systems & Water Quality Management

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


EM 20 Industrial Effluent Treatment 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


EM 21 ISO 50001 : Energy Management Systems 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


EM 22 Environmental Management 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


EM 23 Conservation, Preservation and Restoration of

Cultural Heritage

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


EM 24 Solid Waste Management Strategies 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


EM 25 Environmental Management Systems( ISO14001)

Lead Auditor Course

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


EM 26 Sustainable Agriculture and Water Management 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


EM 27 Integrated Water Resources Management 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


EM 28 Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of Projects 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


EM 29 Environmental Audit 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


OIL AND GAS COURSES

OG 01 Study Tour :Oil and Gas Industry Performance 1 03– 07 May

Abu Dhabi/ UAE US$ 2,750

OG 02 Petroleum Project Economics & Risk Analysis 1

04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct

Zanzibar

/Tanzania 1,475,000

OG 03 Introduction to Upstream and Downstream Onshore

Projects

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


OG 04 Economics & Risk Analysis for Upstream Projects 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


OG 05 Oil and Gas Operational Safety and Environment

Management

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct

Dar es Salaam

/Tanzania 1,475,000

OG 06 International Petroleum Management 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct

Mwanza

/Tanzania 2,475,000

OG 07 Feasibility Analysis for Oil and Gas Projects 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May 02-13 Aug 01-12 Nov Arusha/Tanzania 2,475,000

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OG 08 Strategic Talent Management for Oil and Gas Industry 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


OG 09 Oil and Gas Exploration and Management

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


OG 10 Oil & Gas and Petrochemical Accounting &

Performance Measurement

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov

Dodoma

/Tanzania 2,475,000

OG 11 International Dispute Resolution and Arbitration in

Oil and Gas Industry

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


OG 12 Risk Management in Oil and Gas Supply Chain 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


OG 13 Essential Skills for Oil and Gas Managers and Supervisors 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


OG 14 Project Management in Oil and Gas Industry 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec

Dar es Salaam

/Tanzania 2,475,000

OG 15 Offshore Structure Design, Construction and Maintenance 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


OG 16 Advanced Project Economics and Risk Management for Oil and

Gas Professionals

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov

Mwanza

/Tanzania 2,475,000

OG 17 Advanced Project Economics and Performance Management

for Oil and Gas Professionals

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


OG 18 International Financial Reporting and Treasury Risk Management for

Oil and Gas Industry

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


MINING COURSES

MI 01 Introduction to the Mining Industry 1

04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


MI 02 Land Rehabilitation: Reclamation and Restoration 1

01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


MI 03 Environmental Health and Safety – Emergency

Response Planning

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


MI 04 Cyanide Management in Mining: Treatment

Technologies for Cyanide and Related Compounds

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


MI 05 Advanced Mine Water Management and

Treatment

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


MI 06 Valuation of Mineral Projects Based on Technical and Financial

Modeling

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


MI 07 Management of Mine Development, Operation and Closure 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT COURSES

ME 01 Strengthening Public Financial Management

Framework

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


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ME 02 Debt Management, Debt Reporting, and Investor

Relations (DMIR)

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


ME 03 Fiscal Analysis and Forecasting (FAF) 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


ME 04 Strengthening Budget Institutions (SBI) 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


ME 05 Macroeconomics for Public Sector Managers 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


ME 06 Monetary and Fiscal Policies Management for

Legislators

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


ME 07 Training for Trainers Course on Modeling &

Forecasting

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


ME 08 Methodology of Compilation and Analysis of

International Remittance Statistics

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


ME 09 Revenue Policy and Administration 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


ME 10 Monetary Policy Implementation 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


ME 11 Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis &

Management Course

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


ME 12 Macroeconomic Management and Fiscal

Policy(MFP)

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


ME 13 Economic Issues in Regional Integration(ERI) 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


ME 14 Balance of Payment, International Trade and

Investment

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


ME 15 Financial Programming and Policies (FPP) 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


ME 16 Public Expenditure Analysis and Management 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


ME 17 Financial Soundness Indicators (FSI) 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


ME 18 National Accounts Statistics (NAS) 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


ME 19 Fiscal Policy Analysis (FPA) 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


ME 20 Model-Based Monetary Policy Analysis and

Forecasting (MPAF)

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


ME 21 Fiscal Frameworks (FF) 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


ME 22 Fiscal Sustainability (FS) 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


ME 23 Financial Soundness Indicators (FSI) 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


ME 24 Financial Sector Policies (FSP) 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


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ME 25 Financial Programming and Policies (FPP) 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


ME 26 Quarterly National Accounts (QNA) 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


ME 27 Monetary and Financial Statistics - Advanced (MFS-

A)

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


ME 28 Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis

and Policies (MCF)

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


ME 29 Economic Issues in Regional Integration (ERI) 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


ME 30 Assessing and Managing Fiscal Risks (AMFR) 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


ME 31 Fiscal Frameworks (FF) 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


ME 32 Fiscal Sustainability (FS) 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


ME 33 Financial Soundness Indicators (FSI) 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE COURSES

AF 01 Review of IFRS/IPSAS: Updates and Implications 1 01-05 Mar


AF 02 Accounting and Finance Policies and Procedures

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 03 Accounting for Non-Accountants

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AF 04 Accounts Payable: Accounting and Management

Best Practices

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 05 Accounts Receivable and Credit Policies

Management

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 07 Advanced Excel: Power Query, Power Pivots and

Macros

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


AF 08 Advanced Budgeting Workshop 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 09 Advanced Financial Analysis 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 10 Advance Payroll Management Workshop 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AF 11 Managing the Collections and Credit Control Team

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 12 Business Reports and Dashboards Using Excel

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 13 Accounting and Financial Control

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


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AF 14 Advanced Budgeting and Forecasting 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 15 Advanced Financial Modeling

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 16 Cost Analysis, Control and Optimization

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


AF 17 Financial Management

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 18 Fixed Assets Accounting and Management

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 19 International Financial Reporting Standards :

Preparation Course

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 20 Professional Accounting

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AF 21 Treasury and Cash Management

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 22 Corporate Financial Planning & Analysis :Part 1

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 23 Corporate Financial Planning & Analysis :Part 2

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


AF 24 Certified Financial Manager

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


FM 25 Corporate Finance Workshop

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 26 Effective Budgeting and Cost Control 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AF 27 Efficient Finance and Accounting Operations: 2021

Best Practices and Updates

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 28 Fast Closing Monthly and Year-End Accounts 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 29 Finance and Budgeting for Non-Finance

Professionals

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 30 Finance for Non-Finance Professionals

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AF 31 Financial Accounting and Reporting

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 32 Financial Acumen: Roadmap to Business Success

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 33 Financial Analysis Workshop 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


AF 34 Financial Controller Workshop

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 35 Financial Forecasting: Tools and Techniques

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


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AF 36 Forecasting and Analyzing Cash Flow

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AF 37 Forensic Accounting and Fraud Control

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 38 Fraud Prevention, Detection and Investigation

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 39 Corruption Control in Public Sector Procurement

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AF 40 Advanced Financial Management of Forensic Audit

Operations

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 41 Activity Based Budgeting in Public Sector 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AF 42 Retirement Planning and Pension Management 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 43 Managing the Internal Audit Functions and Systems

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 44 Financial Management for Donor Funded Projects 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 45 Budget Analysis for Efficiency, Accountability and Transparency 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AF 46 Public Sector Budgeting ,Fiscal Management and

Budgetary Control Strategies

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 47 Budgetary Execution, Monitoring and Control 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 48 Strategic Financial Management and Effective

Budget Execution

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 49 National Budget Preparations and Fiscal Policy 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 50 Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) &

Programme Based Budgeting (PBB)

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 51 Public Expenditure Management and the Role of

Fiscal Discipline

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 52 Public Expenditure Analysis and Management 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 53 Treasury and Risk Management 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


AF 54 Government Performance Management 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


AF 55 Credit Management and Debt Collection for Public

and Private Sectors

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


AF 56 Enterprise Accounting Systems (Tally, QuickBooks) 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


AF 57 CMA 1: Certified Management Accountant

Preparation Course Level 1 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


AF 58 CMA 2: Certified Management Accountant

Preparation Course Level 2 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec




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AF 59 Payroll Management & Effective Payroll Controls 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


AF 60 Pre – Retirement and Pension Planning 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


AF 61 Prevention, Detection and Analysis of Corporate

Fraud

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


AF 62 Advanced Financial Management for Donor

Funded Projects

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


AF 63 Auditing for Internal Auditors 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


AF 64 Public Expenditure Governance, Ethics and

Financial Accountability (PEFA)

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


AF 65 IPSAS (Accrual Basis ) – Immersion Workshop 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


AF 66 IFRS – Immersion Workshop 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


AF 67 Structured Finance &Asset – Liability Management 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


AF 68 Comprehensive Real Estate Management 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


AF 69 Advanced Programme on Detection, Analysis and

Prevention of Corporate Fraud 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


AF 70 Public Sector Financial Management 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


AF 71 Best Practices in Public Expenditure Management 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


AF 72 Comprehensive Property and Asset Management 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


BANKING AND MICROFINANCE COURSES

BM 01 Bank Restructuring and Resolution (BR) 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


BM 02 Nonbanking Financial Intermediation 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


BM 03 Safeguards Assessments of Central Banks (SAC) 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


BM 04 Core Elements of Risk Based Banking Supervision

(CRBBS)

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


BM 05 Foreign Exchange, Money Markets and Derivatives

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


BM 06 MFI Performance Monitoring and Reporting 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


BM 07 Principles and Operations of Islamic Banking ,

Finance and Economics

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


BM 08 Principles for successful Microfinance

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov








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BM 09 Operational Risk Management for Microfinance

Institutions 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


BM 10 Financial Markets and Instruments (FMI) 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


BM 11 Accounting Principles for Microfinance Institutions 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


BM 12 Advanced Credit Management and Debt

Recovery

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


BM 13 Delinquency Management and Interest Rate

Setting

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


BM 14 Foreign Exchange Reserve Management 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


BM 15 Improving Operating Efficiencies in MFIs 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


BM 16 International Payments and Settlements Systems 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


BM 17 Micro-finance Management and Governance 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


BM 18 Microfinance and Institutional Policy Development 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


BM 19 Balance Sheets and Accumulation Accounts

(BSAA)

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


BM 20 Exchange Rate Policy (ERP) 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


DEBT MANAGEMENT COURSES

DM 01 Domestic Debt and Financial Markets Operations

and Management

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


DM 02 Public Debt Audit 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


DM 03 Debt Managers Seminar 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


DM 04 Procuring and Management of Public Debt 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


DM 05 Negotiating and Concluding External Financial

Agreements

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


DM 06 Fiscal Deficit, Public Debt Management, and

Macroeconomic Management

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


DM 07 Medium Term Debt Strategy Management 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


DM 08 Foundations of Debt Management 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


DM 09 Quantitative Methods and Analysis for Debt and

Reserves Management

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


DM 10 Debt and Risk Management Programme 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


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DM 11 Public Debt Sustainability Analysis and Debt

Strategy Formulation

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


ENGINEERING and instrumentation COURSES

EI 01 Sustainable Design and Construction: Codes,

Standards and Best Practice

`1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EI 02 Advanced Maintenance Management

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


EI 03 Preventive and Predictive Maintenance 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


EI 04 Cost Effective Maintenance

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


EI 05 Electrical Equipment and Safety: Operation,

Control, Maintenance and Troubleshooting

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


EI 06 Electrical Safety: Hazards and Protective Measures

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


EI 07 Equipment Failure Analysis and Prevention

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EI 08 Fluid Power Systems: Hydraulics and Pneumatics

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


EI 09 Gas Turbines: Operation, Technology and

Troubleshooting

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


EI 10 Asset Management

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


EI 11 Maintenance Planning, Scheduling and Control

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EI 12 Management Skills and Techniques for Engineers

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


EI 13 Managing Shutdowns, Turnarounds and Outages

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


EI 14 Mastering Maintenance Audits

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


EI 15 Mechanical Engineering for Non-Mechanical

Engineers

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


EI 16 OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health

Administration Standards

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


EI 17 Process Control: Instrumentation, Troubleshooting

and Problem Solving

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EI 18 Pumps and Compressors: Operation, Maintenance

and Troubleshooting

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EI 19 Reliability Engineering Excellence

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


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EI 20 The Industrial Manager's Toolkit

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


EI 21 Build – Operate and Transfer (BOT) infrastructure

Projects

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


EI 22 Advanced CAD Drafting and Design Technology 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


EI 23 Data Analysis Techniques for Engineers

and Technologists

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


EI 24 Competency Based Simulator Training 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EI 25 Process Control & Safeguarding 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


EI 26 Introduction to PLC, Telemetry & SCADA

Technologies

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


EI 27 Global Positioning Systems (GPS) : Principles &

Applications

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


EI 28 Transformer Operational Principles, Selection and

Troubleshooting

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


EI 29 Solar and Wind Energy Technologies 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


EI 30 Facility Planning , Management, Integrity and

Inspection

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


EI 31 Advanced Public Works Management 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


EI 32 Best Practice in Managing Construction Projects

and Risks

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


EI 33 Advanced Public Roads Maintenance

Management and Application of HDM4 Model

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


EI 34 Sustainable Design and Construction : Codes,

Standards and Best Practices

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


EI 35 Preparing Master Plans: Roads, Railways, Ports and

Energy Infrastructures

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


EI 36 Modeling and Simulation in Chemical Engineering 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


EI 37 Advanced Skills and Specifications in Electrical

Engineering

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


EI 38 Gas Turbines: Operation, Technology and

Troubleshooting

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


EI 39 Workshop on Substation and Transformer

Maintenance

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


EI 40 Advanced Maintenance Management 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


EI 41 Process Control: Instrumentation, Troubleshooting

and Problem Solving

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


EI 42 Satellite Communications Networks and

Applications

2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov




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EI 43 Infrastructure Development and Regional

Integration

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


EI 44 Designing and Implementing Telecommunication

Networks

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


EI 45 Electrical Installations, High Voltage Switching

Safety, Operations and Maintenance

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


EI 46 Economic and Technical Evaluation of Engineering

and Maintenance Projects

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


EI 47 Civil, Structural Design, Maintenance & Reliability

Analysis

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


EI 48 Construction Management 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CHAIN COURSS

PP 01 Contract Administration: Understanding and

Implementing Contractual Obligations

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PP 02 Drafting Contracts and Writing Scope of Work 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PP 03 Effective Contract Preparation

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PP 04 Negotiating Contracts Successfully

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PP 05 Essential Skills for Contract Professionals

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


PP 06 Project Management for Contract Professionals

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


PP 07 Tendering Procedures and Bid Evaluation

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PP 10 Tendering: Contract Preparation and Bid Evaluation

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PP 11 Stock Management, Forecasting and Demand

Planning

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PP 12 Supply Chain and Logistics Management

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PP 13 Purchasing Professional Program

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PP 14 Fleet and Transport Management

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PP 15 Developing Purchasing Policies, Processes and SLAs

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PP 16 Procurement Professional Program

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PP 17 Logistics Management

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov



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PP 18 Materials and Supply Chain Management

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


PP 19 Negotiation Strategies for Better Purchasing Value

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PP 20 Procurement Planning and Bid Management

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PP 21 Production Management and Material

Requirements Planning

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PP 22 Purchasing Management and Cost Saving

Techniques

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PP 23 Strategic Sourcing: 7 Steps for Better Procurement

Value

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PP 24 Supply Chain Risk Management

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PP 25 Warehouse Operations and Management

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PP 26 Supply Chain Operations: Principles for Continuity

and Sustainability 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


PP 27 Evaluating, Rating and Selecting Suppliers 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


PP 28 Corruption Control in Public Sector Procurement 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PP 29 Management of Public Procurement Processes 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PP 30 Procurement Fraud Schemes – Investigation and

Preventive Measures

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PP 31 Contract Procurement, Contractual Claims and

Dispute Resolution

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PP 32 Strategic Procurement Planning/Own Source Funding – Path to Achieving Organizational Development

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


PP 33 Procurement, Supply, Installation and Commissioning of Equipment and Plants

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


PP 34 World Bank Procurement Guidelines 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PP 35 Legal Contracts Drafting and Negotiation for

Lawyers

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PP 36 Procurement Framework for Project Staff 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


PP 37 Inventory Management in Projects 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


PP 38 Advanced Stores and Inventory Management 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


PP 39 Procurement, Inventory and Demand Management 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec



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PP 40 Public Procurement & Disposal Compliance 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


PP 41 Procurement Planning and Bid Management 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


PP 42 Supply Chain Risk Management 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


PP 43 Procurement under World Bank Guidelines and

Procedures

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


PP 44 Advanced Fixed Assets & Inventory Management 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


PP 45 Managing Tenders, Specifications & Contracts 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


PP 46 Negotiating, Drafting Contracts and Writing Scope

of Work

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


PP 47 Managing and Negotiating with Consultants and

Contractors

2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


PP 48 PPP Contract Procurement, Performance

Monitoring and Conflict Resolution

2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


PP 49 Public Procurement of Goods, Works & Services 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


PP 50 Project Procurement 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


PP 51 Goods and Equipment Procurement 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


PP 52 Works Procurement and Selection of Consultants 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


CONTRACTS MANAGEMENT COURSES

CM 01 Contract Manager Program 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


CM 02 The 3 Phases of Contract Management: Tendering,

Execution & Evaluation

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


CM 03 Drafting Contracts and Writing Scope of Work 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


CM 04 Contracts Risk Management and Compliance 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


CM 05 Contract Monitoring and Disbursement

Management

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


CM 06 Resolving Contact Claims and Disputes 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


CM 07 Negotiating, Drafting and Managing Local and

International Contracts

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


PORT and shipping management courses

PS 01 Transport Chain Simulator® Basic 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PS 02 Maritime Shipping 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec





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PS 03 Introduction to Shipping Transactions 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PS 04 Shipping Operations Management 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


PS 05 International Trade and Maritime Shipping 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


PS 06 International Customs and Shipping Documents 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PS 07 Container Shipping Operations 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PS 08 Container Inspection 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PS 09 Convention for Safe Containers (CSC) Training 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


PS 10 Internal Auditor in Shipping 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PS 11 International Dangerous Maritime Goods 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PS 12 Freight Clearing, Forwarding and Port Management 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PS 13 Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PS 14 Ratification, Implementation and Enforcement of

the MARPOL Convention

1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


PS 15 Port Management and Operations 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


PS 16 Maritime Operations and Management 1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


PS 17 Maritime and Port Security Control as per ISPS Code 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PS 18 Regulatory Framework in Maritime Transport

Services

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


PS 19 Maritime Business Management training course 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


PS 20 Maritime Law & Shipping Contracts training course 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PS 21 Port and Flag State Officer 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


PS 22 Port Senior Management Programme 2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


PS 23 Cargo Tallying for International Shipping 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


PS 24 Port Operations Management 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


PS 25 ISO Internal Auditor and ISM Code Implementation 2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


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AVIATION courses

IA 01 Airport Strategic Management 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


IA 02 Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


IA 03 Air Cargo Law and Convention 3 days 03-05 Mar

09– 11 Jun 08-10 Sep

08-10 Dec


IA 04 Air Cargo Management 3 days 27 -29 Jan

28 – 30 Apr

28-30 Jul 27-29 Oct


IA 05 Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) 3 days 24 -26 Feb 26– 28 May

25-27 Aug

24-26 Nov


IA 06 Fatigue Risk Management Systems (FRMS) and

Safety Case Training for Regulators

3 days 24-26 Mar

23– 25 Jun 22-24 Sep

08-10 Dec


IA 07 Air Transport Economics 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


IA 08 Aircraft Weight and Balance 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct

Dar es Salaam

/Tanzania 1,475,000

IA 09 Airline Security Operations Optimization 1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


IA 10 Advanced Safety Management Systems (SMS) in

Civil Aviation

1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


IA 11 Airport Certification and Infrastructure Standards 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


IA 12 Behavioral Analysis and Predictive Screening

Strategies

1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


IA 13 Airport Total Quality Management and Customer

Service

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


IA 14 Airport Operations - Advanced 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT COURSES

TL 01 Transport Infrastructure Performance and

Maintenance

1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


TL 02 Economics and Logistics Analysis of Cargo

Consolidation and De- Consolidation

1 01 -05 Feb 03– 07 May

02-06 Aug

01-05 Nov


TL 03 Logistics and Distribution Management 1 01-05 Mar

07– 11 Jun 06-10 Sep

06-10 Dec


TL 04 Disaster and Trauma Counseling Management 1 25 -29 Jan

26 – 30 Apr

26-30 Jul 25-29 Oct


TL 05 Road and Traffic Safety Management 1 22 -26 Feb 24– 28 May

23-27 Aug

22-26 Nov


TL 06 Cost Effective Warehouse Operations and

Management

1 22-26 Mar

21– 25 Jun 20-24 Sep

06-10 Dec


TL 07 Crisis and Mass Disaster Management 1 04 -08 Jan

05 – 09 Apr

05-09 Jul 04-08 Oct


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TL 08 Multi –Modal Logistics: Urban Transport Planning

and Modeling

2 04 -15 Jan

05 – 16 Apr

05-16 Jul 04-15 Oct


TL 09 Urban Transport Planning and Management 2 01 -12 Feb 03– 14 May

02-13 Aug

01-12 Nov


TL 10 Transport , Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


TL 11 Road Fleet Operations Maintenance and

Management

2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


TL 12 Rural Travel and Transport Planning 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


TL 13 Transport Infrastructure Performance and

Maintenance

2 15-26 Mar

14– 25 Jun 13-24 Sep

06-17 Dec


TL 14 Transportation Management 2 01-12 Mar

07– 18 Jun 06-17 Sep

06-17 Dec


TL 15 Kozi ya Maadili ya Udreva na Stadi Zake 2 18 -29 Jan

19 – 30 Apr

19-30 Jul 18-29 Oct


TL 16 Senior Drivers and Transport Officers Course 2 15 -26 Feb 17– 28 May

16- 27 Aug

15-26 Nov


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Head Office and Regional

Centers

Areas where we have Developed and Delivered Training Seminars

Head Office Arusha- Tanzania

English/French AFRICA MIDDLE EAST ASIA

AMERICA

EUROPE

Regional Centre in Mbabane-

Swaziland

English

TANZANIA DUBAI INDIA CANADA UNITED KINGDOM

Regional Centre in Dubai- UAE

English

KENYA TURKEY BANGLADESH UNITED STATES

UGANDA ISRAEL INDONESIA BRAZIL

RWANDA

MALAYSIA

SWAZILAND

SOUTH AFRICA

ETHIOPIA

GHANA

Commonwealth Institute reserves the right to alter dates, content, venue and trainer within a reasonable notice time


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Chief Executive Director

COMMONWEALTH Training & Consulting Department of International Studies and Programmes

TASO/K5.Nane Nane Show Ground.

P.O Box 670, Arusha . Tanzania. East Africa.

Tel/Fax: + 255 272050054 Mobile + 255 769544916/627609512

email:[email protected]/ [email protected]

www.commonwealthinstitute.ac.tz

http://lsst.ac/contact-us/contact-information