CM-300: Crisis Management Implementer
Module 1
Module 1 provides the key principles of crisis management and guides participants to develop an appropriate implementation framework for their organization. This framework includes developing a crisis management policy and a statement that sets the direction for all crisis-related activities in the organization.
Module 2
Participants will be allowed to practice the fundamental concepts of selecting a crisis management strategy, implementing a crisis management plan, and exercising and testing these plans. They will be provided with actual templates of these plans to familiarise themselves with and use as hands-on practice.
CM-400: Crisis Management Manager
Module 3
Participants will explore their role as crisis management managers and the importance of crisis leadership. They will walk through the different crisis phases and understand how the ISO 22300 Societal Security – Guidelines for Incident Preparedness and Operational Continuity Management can be implemented.
Module 4
Participants will be tasked to design a crisis simulation that would be able to test a person’s role and function in a crisis or emergency.
Module 4 helps students understand the key elements for training and awareness, identify the types of audiences and their training needs, establish functional and awareness training requirements, and develop corporate awareness and training methodologies and programs.
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CM-5000: Crisis Management Expert Implementer
Module 1
Module 1 provides the key principles of crisis management and guides participants to develop an appropriate implementation framework for their organization. This framework includes developing a crisis management policy and a statement that sets the direction for all crisis-related activities in the organization.
Module 2
Participants will be allowed to practice the fundamental concepts of selecting a crisis management strategy, implementing a crisis management plan, and exercising and testing these plans. They will be provided with actual templates of these plans to familiarise themselves with and use as hands-on practice.
Module 3
Participants will explore their role as crisis management managers and the importance of crisis leadership. They will walk through the different crisis phases and understand how the ISO 22300 Societal Security – Guidelines for Incident Preparedness and Operational Continuity Management can be implemented.
Module 4
Participants will be tasked to design a crisis simulation that would be able to test a person’s role and function in a crisis or emergency.
Module 4 helps students understand the key elements for training and awareness, identify the types of audiences and their training needs, establish functional and awareness training requirements, and develop corporate awareness and training methodologies and programs.
