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NATO Military Police Junior Officer Course 2023
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September 2023, Bydgoszcz
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By Public Affairs Office on July 2023
We are pleased to inform you that the NATO Military Police Centre of Excellence (NATO MP COE) is organising the NATO Military Police Junior Officer Course 2023 (MPJOC23) which is planned to be delivered in a residential mode from 25 to 29 September 2023 in Bydgoszcz, Poland.
Its purpose is to provide initial knowledge focusing on the NATO MP/Gendarmerie international co-operation in order to develop a common understanding of the differences in capabilities and culture of nations, thus enhancing MP interoperability in NATO-led operations.
The course will provide students with an introductory level of knowledge on the NATO MP operations in order to evolve a collective appreciation of the differing capabilities of various nations, and to show how to best integrate them in support of multinational operations within the wider context of NATO and international community with the main focus on advising command on NATO MP Doctrine, as well as mission planning.
The seat capacity is limited to max. 24 students who are assumed to be primarily NATO and Partner countries MP/Gendarmerie-type forces junior officers (OF-1 and OF-2), possessing academic background, assigned to MP or MP-related positions at the NATO HQ or comparable positions in NATO member countries, as well as civilian police officers acting in multinational environment.
REGISTRATION LINK
Its purpose is to provide initial knowledge focusing on the NATO MP/Gendarmerie international co-operation in order to develop a common understanding of the differences in capabilities and culture of nations, thus enhancing MP interoperability in NATO-led operations.
The course will provide students with an introductory level of knowledge on the NATO MP operations in order to evolve a collective appreciation of the differing capabilities of various nations, and to show how to best integrate them in support of multinational operations within the wider context of NATO and international community with the main focus on advising command on NATO MP Doctrine, as well as mission planning.
The seat capacity is limited to max. 24 students who are assumed to be primarily NATO and Partner countries MP/Gendarmerie-type forces junior officers (OF-1 and OF-2), possessing academic background, assigned to MP or MP-related positions at the NATO HQ or comparable positions in NATO member countries, as well as civilian police officers acting in multinational environment.
REGISTRATION LINK