Emergency Planning College
(Please note: this page is only relevant once you have booked a place on a course).
Please note that major road works in York, in the area approaching York Train Station, are being carried out from 11 August until approximately 18 October 2008. We recommend that you give this some consideration as this may impact on your travel time.
Delegates requiring College transport should consider train times. The College will not accept any responsibility for additional travel costs as a consequence of this work.
From the following list please select your course to read a welcome letter from your Course Trainer. It is important that you read this letter as it provides additional information you will need to know prior to attending your course.
The Visitor Information section of this website also provides additional information you may find useful.
Emergency Evacuation and Shelter Planning
Communicating with the Public: Warning and Informing
Introduction to BCM Methodology
Public Safety at Sports Grounds and Events
Public Safety at Festivals and Mass Gatherings
Public Safety in Complex and Built Environments
Temporary Demountable Structures
Strategic Highways: Managing Incidents
Defence Contribution to UK Resilience
GIS Applications in Integrated Emergency Management
Emergency Management in Schools
Emergency Management in Higher Education Institutes (Universities and Colleges)
Health Emergency Planning Officer's Course
Diploma in Health Emergency Planning (DipHEP)
Central Government Emergency Response Training