While all reporters are journalists, not all journalists are reporters. Yes, many of us believe that journalism assumes reporting, but “reporter” means something different than “columnist” or “editorial writer.”
I will help you climb the ladder of an earlier understanding of your career to fearlessly invest your intellectual and timeline capacities and beat any competition ahead of you.
The journalist’s challenge to distinguish fact from fiction and achieve balance in reporting is never easy. A violent confrontation of armed groups pro or against the government armed forces makes the job immeasurably harder.
Our programme provides practical advice on how to stay safe while getting closer to the heart of what is going on.
Combining the skills taught on our 3 Day HEAT course with the advanced medical training covered on our 2 Day HETC course, we provide the skills needed for preparedness.
Even the shortest of trips in a volatile area, however, can be a completely different story. Driving standards too may be a little infuriating on the M1 or M25, with speeding, tailgating and centre lane hogging making your blood boil.
Who would have ever thought that a walk in the street would involve developing and adhering to a plan?
However, being understood on a two-way radio communication device, even in any normal minimal stress situation, is a different matter.
Hostile Environment Training’s Kidnap and Hostage training course has been designed around three key areas:
Insurance underwriters and brokers, offer to provide a lower premium on Hostage and Kidnap Insurance for individuals who have received HEAT training from Hostile Environment Training.
Every year approximately 200,000 new landmines are laid. Many minefields are either not marked or have been marked by the local population using a local technique.
IED’s are increasingly the primary threat in countries with a risk of terrorism and conflict, many IED’s are not initiated by an individual leading to them being as indiscriminate as landmines.
Conflict Management Training from Hostile Environment Training is designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and awareness to make informed decisions in a hostile region.
When local knowledge and guides cannot be used, it’s down to the individual or group to be able to effectively move through their surroundings with purpose and direction.
The ability to use a GPS can have limited success in any environment as calibration errors, antenna malfunction or battery failure can quickly lead to disorientation.
Using navigation techniques and methods, such as using a map and compass, are somewhat more reliable so long as the user has the knowledge to use them.
HEAT Weapon Familiarisation Course provides a hands-on opportunity to identify the dangers associated with handguns, assault rifles, grenades and other weapons which you or your staff may encounter in a high-risk location.
Photography is a universal language, a must-have skill and powerful personal tool that can help us connect with the beautifully diverse and colourful world we live in and the magic we have within. My professional experience influences my syllabus, and it will teach participants of all backgrounds how to produce a beautiful picture, as well as how to make use of it.
My mentorship programme will help you enhance your skills and gain necessary ethical and professional knowledge to nurture and boost your experience and photographic goals, impact your audiences/viewers and foster progressive change in your career.
My supervisory programme is for anyone 16+ of age. It is a process which provides a safe, supportive opportunity for individuals to engage in critical reflection to raise issues, explore problems, and discover new ways of handling any situation throughout your formal educational program climbing into a successful and promising path of your career.
It is a crucial aspect of supervision that lies in its potential to educate.
