It goes without saying that recent times have been extremely testing, international lockdowns, social distancing and a host of other measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. So, the question for our training team was, “how do we to continue to provide immersive and interactive training when we can’t do it face to face?”. The obvious answer is presentations on a webinar, but we’ve all sat through presentations in the death by PowerPoint format, and that’s just not how we do our training and so we weren’t going to take a backwards step now. Instead, we picked three key topics concerning travel safety and wove them into an overall scenario.
During the first quarter of 2020, both Boko Haram and ISWAP maintained a tempo of operations which demonstrated continued resilience and capability in spite of the efforts of the armed forces of Niger, Chad, Cameroon and Nigeria.
Our team want you to know we are still here to help and advise. In what could be our trainer’s most complex environment to date they have put together a series of free and useful online webinars.
Amid this unprecedented global pandemic, our clients are reminded that the potential social, economic, and civil impact of this situation should not be overlooked. Over the coming weeks and months, the inevitable economic and social upheaval caused by lock-downs and government restrictions has the potential to escalate into civil unrest, political violence, looting, and rising crime rates.
Our team want you to know we are still here to help and advise. In what could be our trainer’s most complex environment to date they have put together a series of free and useful online webinars.
Our team want you to know we are still here to help and advise. In what could be our trainer’s most complex environment to date they have put together a series of free and useful online webinars.
