Examples of using Basic training programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Basic training programmes were developed and the first courses took place in July.
The Ministry plans toincrease the number of hours allocated to the subject in basic training programmes.
These materials are used during the training sessions(basic training programmes for police officers) which are held in ISPO and to which 660 police officers participated from 2011 up to present.
Swiss development cooperation endeavours topromote equal access for girls and boys to basic training programmes in its partner States.
In October 2011, MONUSCO began two six-month basic training programmes funded by the Japanese International Cooperation Agency, in Kapalata, Orientale province, and in Kasangulu, Bas-Congo province, for 500 police recruits at each location, in close cooperation with UNDP.
Both the national and military police maintained human rights offices at the central and local levels,and human rights were a part of their basic training programmes.
Capacity-building activities could focus on a three-stage approach consisting of basic training programmes, advanced training modules and the training of trainers to ensure sustainability of national capacity in the long term.
In September, the United Nations police, with the support of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and funding from the Japan International Cooperation Agency,launched basic training programmes for some 1,000 national police officers.
Increase in the total number ofnational police officers trained in long-term basic training programmes on police duties as well as gender, child rights and HIV/AIDS-related issues(2011/12: 1,800; 2012/13: 2,000; 2013/14: 3,350).
The donation of those assets would enable the National Police College to continue training new recruits in the use of small arms and basic riot control equipment andwould have a significant impact on the improvement of basic training programmes.
The Prisons and Corrections Department has introduced human rights as a coresubject for new recruits of all kinds taking basic training programmes and for aspiring officers during their practical training at the National Prisons and Corrections Training School.
The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights makes considerable efforts not only to administer justice, but also to provide human rights training and promote a culture of human rights, notably through the National School for Prisons and Rehabilitation. To this end, the Prisons and Rehabilitation Department has made humanrights a core subject for all trainees taking basic training programmes for recruits, and for officers taking practical training courses.
The Department of Safety and Security accepted the recommendation and stated that the basic training programmes were in place and that it was an ongoing task, the performance evaluation and management of which were expected to improve once the dedicated compliance, evaluation and monitoring unit had been established within the new Department.
In both centres, it was found that the youth workers lack training and expertise, as they themselves recognized,so that proper basic training programmes with periodic refresher courses need to be set up urgently.
UNSOM organized site visits to Kismaayo, Baidoa and Beledweyne together with the Somali police force, AMISOM police, the United Nations Support Office for AMISOM(UNSOA) and the United Nations Mine Action Service(UNMAS) to identify urgent operational and logistical requirements,infrastructure rehabilitation needs and possible alternative training facilities to start the basic training programmes for 2,000 new recruits envisaged in the Somali police force workplan for 2014.
The Subcommittee identified the following thematic priorities for the current round: notification of the fundamental rights of detainees in a language which they can understand;improving recreational and/or vocational activities for juveniles in detention; basic training programmes for detention personnel(with the inclusion of a focus on health care); and any other specific recommendation in the visit reports that details a pressing and compelling need.
During this application period, four thematic priorities were established by the Subcommittee:(a) notification of fundamental rights to detainees in a language that they could understand;(b)improving recreational and/or vocational activities for juveniles in detention;(c) basic training programmes for detention personnel(including a focus on health care); and(d) any other specific recommendation in the visit reports that detailed a pressing and compelling need.
(e) Reviewing the basic training programme for teachers.
(a) The basic training programme could include elements relating to substantive aspects of the assignments, including.
A basic training programme on gender awareness will become mandatory for all newly recruited staff, resident coordinators and managers.
Cambodia integrated a basic training programme on children ' s rights, laws and justice into the training curriculum of the Royal Academy for Judicial Professions for students and incumbent judges and prosecutors.
On 4 May, a class of 1,146 cadets(including 117 women)began a seven-month basic training programme, in line with the requirement of at least 1,000 additional officers per year.
By 15 November,some 17,800 territorial police officers had undergone a one-week basic training programme, conducted by the national instructors, on the provision of static security for the registration and polling centres.
The seven-month basic training programme for the twentieth promotion, comprising 702 cadets(of whom 86 are female), was completed in February, bringing the total number of active Haitian National Police officers to 9,247.
Department of Transportation Decision No. 110/97 incorporates the compulsory basic training programme for drivers of vehicles used in the transport of dangerous goods by road, and article 1 of Decision No. 195/97 of the Department of Public Works incorporates the technical standards for ground transport.
In addition, MONUC plans to reactivate its basic training programme for newly integrated FARDC units, which is expected to commence at the Nyaleke and Luberizi regroupment sites in North Kivu as soon as the FARDC integrated units are ready to proceed.
The Government urgently needs funds to complete the basic training programme for new recruits, to conduct specialized management and thematic police training programmes and to provide vehicles, communications equipment and accommodation allowances to sustain the deployment of the Liberian National Police in the interior of the country.
International humanitarian law issues arealso included in the legal training as part of the basic training programme for the armed forces of the Republic of Poland and in the tactical training, supplementary training and different forms of operational training. .
BNUB has also continued advocating for the introduction of an appropriate basic training programme for all levels of the police.