Training catalogue 2019.
Date: 2019-11-12
Institutions: European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training
Subjects: CEPOL, EU police cooperation, fight against crime, operation of the Institutions, vocational training

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Training Catalogue
2019

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CONTENT

FOREWORD BY CEPOL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

THE CEPOL LEARNING EXPERIENCE 

SERIOUS AND ORGANISED CRIME AND COUNTERTERRORISM 

EU Policy Cycle 

EU Policy Cycle – Illegal immigration 

EU Policy Cycle – Trafficking in Human Beings (THB) 

EU Policy Cycle – Environmental Crime 

EU Policy Cycle – Goods Counterfeiting 

EU Policy Cycle – Excise Fraud 

EU Policy Cycle – Missing Trader Intra Community (MTIC) Fraud 

EU Policy Cycle – Firearms 

EU Policy Cycle – Drugs 

EU Policy Cycle – Cyber 

EU Policy Cycle – Cyber attacks 

EU Policy Cycle – Attacks against information systems 

EU Policy Cycle – Cyber – Non-cash means payment 

EU Policy Cycle – Cyber – CSA/CSE 

EU Policy Cycle – Criminal finance, ML, AR 

EU Policy Cycle – Organised Property Crime 

EU Policy Cycle – Document Fraud 

EU Policy Cycle – Online Trade 

Counterterrorism 

CEPOL Knowledge Centre – Counterterrorism 

PUBLIC ORDER – POLICING OF MAJOR EVENTS 

PLANNING AND COMMAND OF UNION MISSIONS 

LEADERSHIP, LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT, TRAIN THE TRAINERS 

LAW ENFORCEMENT COOPERATION AND INFORMATION EXCHANGE 

SPECIFIC AREAS AND INSTRUMENTS 

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS 

RESEARCH AND PREVENTION 

MORE RESOURCES 

CEPOL Exchange Programme 

European Joint Master Programme 

Common Curricula 

Administrative Information 

Contact Information 

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019FOREWORD
by CEPOL  
Executive Director

In recent years, Europe has faced and needs to be better 
prepared for more complex internal security challenges 
and non-conventional or hybrid forms of threats. Terrorist 
attacks, cyber-attacks or environmental crimes are in the 
group of evolving dangers, for which effective joint EU 
approach is often necessary. Adequate training based on 
the needs of the Member States is crucial in fighting severe 
forms of crimes and quickly emerging new types of threats. 
CEPOL’s mission is to contribute to making Europe a safer 
place through high-quality law enforcement training and by 
using the latest teaching methods and techniques.

Dr. h. c. Detlef Schröder
CEPOL Executive Director

We bring together a network of training institutes for law enforcement officials in the EU 
Member States and support them in frontline training on security priorities, law enforcement 
cooperation, and information exchange. We ensure that urgent, emerging training needs are 
addressed flexibly and promptly.

CEPOL is committed to providing a learning experience of the highest quality in all CEPOL 
courses, seminars, conferences, and exchange programmes. The quality of training remains 
a cornerstone of our activities, and I am proud to share with you that every year thousands of 
participants give highest satisfaction rates to CEPOL’s services and thus confirm the highest 
standards of our offer.

This year, the Agency will continue to support all key priority areas deriving from the European 
Agendas on Security and Migration in line with the Law Enforcement Training Scheme principles. 
We plan to address with our training activities in particular areas of serious and organised 
international crime (including cybercrime, cyber-enabled crime, and migrant smuggling), 
counterterrorism and information exchange or embedding fundamental rights and crime 
prevention. It is of vital importance that the law enforcement community in its entirety can 
operate effectively in the international environment. 

In choosing the right training topics and addressing them in a long-term, strategic way, we use 
the guidance of the recently concluded EU Strategic Training Needs Assessment 2018-2021 (EU-
STNA). This scientific, evidence-based research we conducted supports us and other decision-
makers in the development of law enforcement training policy for the upcoming years. In 2019 
alone, we expect to implement 100 residential activities, 91 webinars and online courses, and we 
aim to introduce six new online modules.

This year the two (pilot) CEPOL Knowledge Centres (CKCs) are in their second year of operation. 
They play an essential role in building relevant training solutions in thematic areas to respond to 

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019identified and prioritised training needs. We will further evaluate the CKC operation and present 
outcomes to the CEPOL Management Board for a decision on its future.

We also planned 330 exchanges of Law Enforcement officials for this year to take place across 
Europe and its neighbourhood and 28 students of the second edition of CEPOL’s European Joint 
Master Programme (EJMP) are expected to graduate.

Furthermore, we aim to acquire further ISO certification for providing learning services outside 
formal education in accordance with ISO 29993:2017 standard. Obtaining additional ISO 
certifications will give our training activities further international recognition, and it will motivate 
us to continue to stay ahead of crime and make Europe safer, together.

Our goal is to educate more than 30 000 EU officers, to innovate learning methods and 
techniques, and motivate you to join one of our residential or online training activities this year.

Dr. h. c. Detlef Schröder 
CEPOL Executive Director

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019THE CEPOL LEARNING EXPERIENCE

The European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training has been working with national 
training institutes in the EU for over a decade, using learning as a lever to further strengthen law 
enforcement cooperation. CEPOL training and learning activities encourage the development of 
competencies vital for the internal security of the Union, promote the exchange of knowledge 
and experiences and support the development of long-lasting professional networks. CEPOL 
activities provide opportunities to stay up-to-date with the latest European and international 
developments and trends in the law enforcement field, especially concerning cross-border and 
serious international crime.

CEPOL employs a multi-layered approach to learning, with different activities complementing 
one another:

Residential courses and seminars;

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 • Online seminars (webinars);
 • Online courses;
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 • Common curricula.

E-learning modules;
Bilateral exchanges through CEPOL Exchange Programme;

Residential activities are courses, conferences, and seminars that typically last a week and are 
held in training institutes of the Member States or at CEPOL headquarters. Residential activities 
provide an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of a specific subject. Teaching often 
features case studies and participants are encouraged to share best practices.

To complement its residential activities, CEPOL offers several online learning tools. Online 
learning is an efficient way to learn at your own pace and in your own time. You can choose from 
around 100 webinars, online modules, and online courses and you can also join our communities 
of practice. To take part in online learning, you must be a registered e-Net user. The e-Net, 
CEPOL’s online learning platform is open to all EU law enforcement officers and is free to use. 
Via the e-Net, users have access to tools and resources that support and prolong the learning 
experience. The e-Net platform also hosts the e-Library, which allows the archiving, sharing, 
and disseminating of any knowledge documents or scientific findings related to policing and 
its context in the European arena. The e-Library does not only hold bibliographical information 
of publications, but also information about police-related research projects, either completed, 
ongoing or in planning. Furthermore, the e-Net offers an e-Journals service which provides 
registered users with access to international scientific journals related to police science, police 
practices, European issues, and special law enforcement perspectives.

The purpose of CEPOL’s Common Curricula, also available on the e-Net, is to provide 
recommendations about law enforcement training on specific subjects with a European 
dimension. Member States can then use the recommendations within their national law 
enforcement training programmes according to their individual needs. Additionally, the 
Common Curricula provide the basic ideas and elements for CEPOL’s courses and seminars.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019CEPOL Exchange Programme (CEP) is a flagship activity, offering law enforcement officers from 
the EU and beyond the opportunity to spend one week with a counterpart in their country, 
exchanging knowledge and good practices, initiating cooperation projects and fostering deep 
and long-lasting learning and networking opportunities.

The CEPOL European Joint Master Programme (EJMP) is a very important learning programme 
in CEPOL’s training portfolio. It is an EU academic programme, led by a Consortium of 21 
partners and CEPOL, which is dedicated to the legal, strategic, and operational aspects of 
international and European police cooperation. The EJMP is addressed to senior law enforcement 
officers or experts in general management and specialist positions who intend to gain or 
improve competences in the field of international and European police and law enforcement 
management. Two modules of the second edition of the EJMP (2017-2019) are planned for 2019 
with the graduation ceremony at CEPOL headquarters in October 2019.

More information regarding the planned training activities for 2019 is available in the following 
pages of this publication. The most up to date information, including dates, locations, and 
registration information is available on CEPOL’s website (www.cepol.europa.eu).

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019SERIOUS AND ORGANISED CRIME AND 
COUNTERTERRORISM

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EU Policy Cycle

Official CEPOL Online Module: EU Policy Cycle for Organised Crime and Serious Crime
Aim: To give readers a broad understanding of the EU Policy Cycle, including an overview of the 
main players involved, the key steps in the planning and implementation cycle, and the means 
by which the operational activity to counter the threat from organised and serious international 
crime will be delivered, managed and evaluated.

Target audience

Individuals who contribute to one or more parts of the EU Policy Cycle, and to law enforce-
ment officials involved or interested in cross-border operations, international cooperation, 
and raising awareness and training at the national level.

Study load

172 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

EU Policy Cycle – Illegal immigration

Course 1/2019: Financial investigation linked to facilitation of illegal immigration
Aim: To promote the integration of financial investigations and asset recovery in investigations of
migrant smuggling. To enhance cooperation between the specialists in the area of migrant
smuggling and financial investigations in order to tackle the illegal immigration. To exchange
good practices and experience in the field.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials investigating migrant smuggling 
cases, as well as specialists on financial investigation/money 
laundering possessing professional knowledge and experience 
on organised crime and/or migrant smuggling cases.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

04/11-08/11/2019

The Netherlands

Course 2/2019: Combating facilitation of illegal immigration – EU External border
Aim: To improve the response related to illegal immigration flows into the European Union, with 
a special focus on the prevention policy and ongoing rescue activities carried out by EU MS on 
the EU external border.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials tackling organised crime facilitating 
illegal immigration and law enforcement practitioners dealing 
with illegal migrants (e.g. decision makers, experts in immigra-
tion, external borders management and/or fundamental rights).

Dates

Organiser/Venue

08/04-12/04/2019

France ICD

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 3/2019: Organised crime facilitating illegal immigration – links to terrorism threat
Aim: To distinguish and identify terrorism related features in organised crime facilitating 
illegal migration. To promote the use of Joint Investigation Teams (JITs) in combatting illegal 
immigration networks. To foster greater cooperation between judiciary and law enforcement at 
national level, and with EU agencies and relevant third countries at international level.

Target audience

Law enforcement including intelligence services (two third of 
places) and judges/prosecutors (one third of places) entrusted 
with of cases illegal immigration

Dates

Organiser/Venue

29/04-02/05/2019

Croatia

Course 4/2019: Policing the impact of migration – Public order, hate crime, integration
Aim: To enhance the quality of policing the migration influx, in particular with regard to keeping 
the public order and safety and to gather and handle information/intelligence in order to 
prevent hate crimes. To discuss enforcement issues from community policing perspective.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials involved in policing challenges linked 
to influx of high numbers of illegal immigrants, in particular 
tackling the consequences on public order dealing with the order 
and security of migrant camps, the prevention of hate crimes, the 
integration or return of migrants.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

01/10-03/10/2019

Latvia

Webinar 15/2019 – Facilitated illegal immigration I: Facilitation of illegal immigration, with origin 
or transit in South or Central America and ‘No-shows at the airports’
Aim: To improve the response related to illegal immigration flows into the European Union, with 
a special focus on the prevention policy and ongoing rescue activities carried out by EU MS on 
the EU external border

Target audience

Law enforcement officials tackling organised crime facilitating illegal immigration 
and law enforcement practitioners dealing with illegal migrants (e.g. decision makers, 
experts in immigration, external borders management and/or fundamental rights) and 
other audience interested in FII phenomena

Date

September 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 16/2019 – Facilitated illegal immigration II: Supporting investigations tackling OCGs 
involved in human and other smuggling by sea
Aim: To improve the response related to illegal immigration flows into the European Union, with 
a special focus on the prevention policy and ongoing rescue activities carried out by EU MS on 
the EU external border

Target audience

Law enforcement officials tackling organised crime facilitating illegal immigration 
and law enforcement practitioners dealing with illegal migrants (e.g. decision makers, 
experts in immigration, external borders management and/or fundamental rights) and 
other audience interested in FII phenomena

Date

October 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 40/2019 – Severe forms of labour exploitation
Aim: To raise awareness about criminal exploitation of the work of EU and non-EU migrants and 
discuss how these crimes can be effectively addressed by law enforcement, ensuring that these 
crimes are detected and reported, and victims’ have effective avenues to access justice.

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

October 2019

Online Course 03/2019 – Facilitate illegal immigration
Aim: To improve the response related to illegal immigration flows into the European Union; to 
distinguish and identify terrorism related features in FII, to foster greater cooperation between 
judiciary and law enforcement at national level, and with EU agencies and relevant third 
countries at international level; to enhance the quality of policing the migration influx; and 
to promote the integration of financial investigations and asset recovery in investigations of 
migrant smuggling.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials tackling organised crime facilitating 
illegal immigration and law enforcement practitioners dealing 
with illegal migrants (e.g. decision makers, experts in immigra-
tion, external borders management, judges/prosecutors).

Dates

Organiser

11/11–29/11/2019

CEPOL

Official CEPOL Online Module: Illegal Migration (update)
Aim: The module aims at 1. Distinguishing between different types of third country nationals 
in the migration flow; 2. Explaining the immediate and wider impact of mass migration on 
policing in transit and destination countries (radicalisation, trafficking human beings, etc.); 3. 
Assessing appropriate tools for information/intelligence gathering and exchange in connection 
with massive influx of migrants (Interpol, Europol, SIS, Frontex); 4. Identifying trends in migrant 
smuggling and related crime such as document fraud.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials from EU Member States, EU Agencies, Western Balkan coun-
tries and Turkey in the areas of immigration, public security and criminal investigations

Study load

305 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

EU Policy Cycle – Trafficking in Human Beings (THB)

Course 5/2019: Trafficking in Human Beings – multidisciplinary approach
Aim: To develop multidisciplinary approach in the fight against THB. To improve the use of 
preventive, proactive, alternative/complementary approaches and the related cooperation of law 
enforcement, social services, NGOs focused on victim support. To enhance the understanding and 
the competences of law enforcement officials concerning international cooperation instruments.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Law enforcement officials and prosecutors combating THB.

20/05-24/05/2019

Poland (Police  
Academy in  
Szczytno)

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 6/2019: Child trafficking
Aim: To enhance the capacity of law enforcement officers in identifying child victims and in 
tackling child trafficking.

Target audience

Investigators and prosecutors as well as other law enforcement 
staff specialised in THB, in particular in child trafficking, and/or 
responsible for the interviewing children.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

21/05-24/05/2019

CEPOL

Course 7/2019: Trafficking in Human Beings – labour exploitation
Aim: To enhance the investigation capacity on labour exploitation and reinforce the cooperation 
between law enforcement and labour inspectorates. To demonstrate successful examples of 
multi-agency approach through concrete case studies.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers, prosecutors specialised in labour 
exploitation, as well as labour inspectors.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

16/09-20/09/2019

Sweden

Course 8/2019: Protection of THB victims
Aim: To enhance the use of victim protection structures in THB cases. To reinforce the prevention 
and the early detection of THB cases through the better understanding of crime patterns.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers handling THB cases. Officials responsi-
ble for the operation of victim protection structures.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

04/11-08/11/2019

Greece (KEMEA)

Course 9/2019: Financial investigations related to Trafficking in Human Beings
Aim: To incorporate financial investigations into THB investigations by improving the 
cooperation between THB investigators and specialists on financial investigations. To describe 
the benefits of the application of financial investigative methods in the context of THB through 
concrete case studies.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers (26 funded by CEPOL) and judges/pros-
ecutors (12-14 funded by the EJTN) entrusted with the treatment 
of THB cases and/or the related financial investigations.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

03/06-07/06/2019

The Netherlands

Webinar 03/2018 – Trafficking in human beings I: Best practices for prevention of THB for the 
purpose of labour exploitation
Aim: To improve efficiency of prevention of trafficking in human beings for the purpose of 
labour exploitation and detection of victims of trafficking.

Target audience

Dates

Law enforcement officers dealing with THB for the purpose of labour exploitation

October 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 21/2019 – Use of Open Source Intelligence in Trafficking in human beings
Aim: To improve the collection, evaluation, and collation of open source information for the 
purpose of tackling THB

Target audience

Law enforcement officers specialised in the detection and investigation of THB

Date

27/03/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Online Course 05/2019 – Trafficking human beings
Aim: To develop professional skills to detect and investigate THB while using online investigation 
methods and techniques and enhance co-operation with cyber-crime experts, and will be 
delivered completely online, using asynchronous and synchronous tools

Target audience

THB and cyber-crime investigators as well as other relevant law 
enforcement officers including border guards; to prosecutors and 
to staff from EU agencies (Europol, EJTN, Frontex, EU-Lisa).

Dates

Organiser

25/03–12/04/2019

CEPOL

Official CEPOL Online Module: Trafficking in Human Beings
Aim: The module aims to give users a broad understanding of THB as it affects EU Member 
States, including its characteristics and the approaches and strategies used to combat it by law 
enforcement officials and their partners.

Target audience

First-line police and border guards as well as law enforcement officers and judiciary 
staff who deal with THB at a national or cross-border cooperation level.

Study load

175 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

EU Policy Cycle – Environmental Crime

Course 10/2019: Environmental crime
Aim: To improve the effectiveness of investigations and other enforcement actions in the field 
of environmental crime. To reinforce international cooperation in the fights against cross-border 
environmental crime

Target audience

Law enforcement officers (two third of participants) and prosecu-
tors (one third of participants) dealing with cross-border environ-
mental crime.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

19/11-22/11/2019

Spain

Webinar 29/2019 – Forest and waste fires
Aim: Exchange operational experience with regard to arson cases

Target audience

Law enforcement officers detecting and investigating environmental crime

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

25/03/2019

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 30/2019 – Financial Investigations in Environmental crime
Aim: To enhance knowledge on the application of financial investigative techniques in 
environmental crime cases

Target audience

Law enforcement officers detecting and investigating criminal finance aspects of envi-
ronmental crime

Date

07/05/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Online Course 08/2019 – Environmental crimes
Aim: The overall objective of the training activity is to enhance knowledge on various forms of 
environmental crime and the exploitation of financial investigative techniques in combating 
environmental crime

Target audience

Law enforcement experts specialized in the detection and investi-
gation of environmental crime

Dates

Organiser

09/10–30/10/2019

CEPOL

EU Policy Cycle – Goods Counterfeiting

Webinar 17/2019 – Organised property crime I: Combating illicit trade in cultural goods
Aim: To improve the efficiency of prevention, intelligence collection, investigation and other law 
enforcement operations linked to organised property crime

Target audience

Law Enforcement (LE) officers involved in combating of Organised Property Crime 
(OPC), including its prevention; other audience interested in OPC phenomena

Date

March 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 18/2019 – Organised property crime II: Introduction of CARGO project
Aim: To improve the efficiency of prevention, intelligence collection, investigation and other law 
enforcement operations linked to organised property crime

Target audience

LE officials dealing with OPC, including its prevention; other audience interested in 
OPC phenomena

Date

November 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 59/2019 – Intellectual property rights
Aim: To promote cooperation and enhancing participants’ knowledge on innovative methods 
and techniques regarding information exchange via PCCC;

Target audience

Senior law enforcement officers (police, customs), judiciary (prosecutors); Non-law en-
forcement public officials with inspective functions leading the investigation/detection 
(e.g. criminal investigation/ administrative inspection) of counterfeit goods.

Date

September 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Online Course 04/2019 – Organised property crime
Aim: To improve the efficiency of prevention, intelligence collection, investigation and other law 
enforcement operations linked to organised property crime

Target audience

Law enforcement officials dealing with organised property crime 
on cross-border scale, including its prevention, judges/prosecu-
tors

Dates

Organiser

09/11–27/09/2019

CEPOL

EU Policy Cycle – Excise Fraud

Course 11/2019: Excise fraud
Aim: To enhance the knowledge on the existing patterns of excise fraud in general, to exchange 
good practices of excise investigations and to facilitate the use of financial investigative 
techniques in excise cases. The course aims to discuss all forms of excise fraud while paying 
particular attention to cigarette smuggling.

Target audience

Law enforcement experts (two third of participants) and prosecu-
tors (one third of participants) specialized in fighting excise fraud.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

20/05-24/05/2019

Hungary (ITC)

Webinar 22/2019 – Excise fraud I: Illicit trade of tobacco
Aim: Enhance the knowledge on existing criminal patterns of smuggling and illegal 
manufacturing of cigarettes

Target audience

Law enforcement officers specialised in the detection and investigation of excise fraud 
in particular tobacco fraud

Date

03/04/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 23/2019 – Excise fraud II: Financial investigation in excise cases
Aim: To enhance knowledge on the application of financial investigative techniques in excise 
cases

Target audience

Law enforcement officers detecting and investigating excise fraud

Date

October 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 24/2019 – MTIC fraud I: Introduction to IOTA and successful tackling strategies 
implemented by tax administrations against VAT fraud
Aim: To increase the protection of the financial interests of the Member States and EU against 
Missing-Trader Intra-Community fraud by exchanging knowledge on fraud schemes, criminal 
modus operandi and latest crime patterns in the field of E-commerce.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers and tax officials, prosecutors investigating economic crimes, 
particularly VAT fraud.

Date

08/05/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 25/2019 – MTIC fraud II: OCGs with links to the Turkish community involved in FMCG 
(fast movement consumer goods) Market in the EU 
Subtitle 2: Threat assessment related to MTIC fraud
Aim: To increase the protection of the financial interests of the Member States and EU against 
Missing-Trader Intra-Community fraud by exchanging knowledge on fraud schemes, criminal 
modus operandi and latest crime patterns

Target audience

Law enforcement officers and tax officials, prosecutors investigating economic crimes, 
particularly VAT fraud.

Date

September 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Online Course 06/2019 – Excise and MTIC fraud
Aim: To increase the protection of the financial interests of the Member States and EU against 
Missing-Trader Intra-Community fraud by enhancing knowledge on fraud schemes, criminal 
modus operandi and latest crime patterns.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers and tax officials, prosecutors investigat-
ing economic crimes, particularly VAT fraud.

Dates

Organiser

20/05–05/06/2019

CEPOL

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019EU Policy Cycle – Missing Trader Intra Community (MTIC) Fraud

Course 12/2019: Missing trader intra community fraud
Aim: To increase the protection of the financial interests of the Member States and EU against 
Missing-Trader Intra-Community fraud by exchanging knowledge on fraud schemes, criminal 
modus operandi and latest crime patterns. To improve knowledge on contemporary intelligence 
and evidence collection methods instrumental for the detection and investigation of MTIC/
tax fraud in particular in the area of electronic evidence. To enhance the related inter-agency 
cooperation and multidisciplinary approach.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers (two third of participants) and tax 
officials, prosecutors (one third of participants) investigating 
economic crimes, particularly VAT fraud.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

25/11-29/11/2019

Hungary (ITC)

EU Policy Cycle – Firearms

Course 13/2019: Investigation and prosecution of smuggling and illegal possession of firearms
Aim: To enhance police and judicial cooperation in order to reduce firearms related crimes. To 
identify new trends and crime patterns with the aim of disrupting organised firearms trafficking. 
To control and restrict the access to firearms and explosives by the application of an effective 
system of licenses and registrations for firearms and explosives in the EU Member States.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers (two third of participants) and prosecu-
tors (one third of participants) combatting trafficking and illegal 
possession of firearms

Dates

Organiser/Venue

09/07-12/07/2019

CEPOL

Course 14/2019: Firearms linked to organised crime and terrorism – implementation of the EU 
Firearms Directive
Aim: To control and restrict the access to firearms and explosives by the application of an 
effective system of licenses and registrations for firearms and explosives in the EU Member 
States.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Law enforcement officers (managerial position) with decision 
making power in the area of firearms policy at national level and 
for transposition of the Firearms and Explosives Directive.

23/09-27/09/2019

Portugal (Higher 
Institute of Police 
Sciences and Inter-
nal Security)

Webinar 26/2019 – Illicit firearms trafficking I “Firearms Focal Points”
Aim: To raise awareness on the importance of establishing Focal Points in all EU countries and 
best practices for the implementation of the Focal Points

Target audience

Law Enforcement officers dealing with firearms

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

25/03/2019

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 27/2019 – Illicit firearms trafficking II “Implementation of EU Firearms Directive”
Aim: To raise awareness, challenges and best practices concerning the implementation of the EU 
Firearms directive

Target audience

Law Enforcement officers dealing with firearms

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

September 2019

Webinar 28/2019 – Illicit firearms trafficking III “Firearms forensics”
Aim: Present new trends, tools and investigation techniques related with Firearms forensics

Target audience

Date

Law Enforcement officers dealing with firearms and forensics investigators

November 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Official CEPOL Online Module: Firearms
Aim: The module aims at providing law enforcement officers a general understanding of 
different aspects of dealing with firearms, specifically with the illicit use of firearms for criminal 
purposes and the different measures to counter criminal activities.

Target audience

Police and law enforcement officers who are dealing with the illicit use of firearms for 
criminal purposes and need to know and apply the different measures for law enforce-
ment agencies to counter criminal activities.

Study load

143 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

EU Policy Cycle – Drugs

Course 15/2019: Cocaine smuggling
Aim: To increase law enforcement capacity to dismantle organised crime groups specialised in 
cocaine trafficking. To gain knowledge on criminal modus operandi and better understanding 
on the operation of cocaine supply chain.

Target group Law enforcement officers fighting against cocaine 
trafficking by targeting illicit cocaine supply chain and the organ-
ised crime groups involved in drug crime.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

22/10-25/10/2019

CEPOL

Course 16/2019: Heroin smuggling
Aim: To increase law enforcement capacity to dismantle organised crime groups specialised 
in heroin trafficking. To gain knowledge on new forms of criminal modus operandi and better 
understanding on the operation of heroin supply chain.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers fighting against heroin trafficking by 
targeting illicit heroin supply chain and the organised crime 
groups involved in drug crime.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

02/07-05/07/2019

CEPOL

16

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 17/2019: Cannabis – production and smuggling
Aim: To increase law enforcement capacity to dismantle organised crime groups specialised 
in illicit production and smuggling of cannabis. To gain knowledge on new forms of criminal 
modus operandi and better understanding on the operation of cannabis supply chain.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers fighting against cannabis trafficking by 
targeting illicit cannabis production and cannabis supply chain in 
order to disrupt organised crime groups.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

21/10-24/10/2019

Belgium

Course 18/2019: Drug trafficking via mail system
Aim: To identify criminal patterns regarding drug-related offences committed by means of mail 
deliveries and reinforce prevention by enhanced risk analysis. To establish minimally required 
set of evidence in different European countries with attention on virtual evidence. To update risk 
profiles based on procedural and mass data analysis.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers in charge of drug related crimes and 
customs officers responsible for mail/parcel control and the 
related risk assessment process

Dates

Organiser/Venue

16/09-19/09/2019

Estonia

Course 19/2019: Drug crime and markets – strategic analysis
Aim: To enhance the use of strategic analysis of drug markets for decision making relevant to 
drug prevention and tackling drug crimes.

Target audience

Law enforcement managers (two third of participants) in 
decision-making positions allocating resources, and/or directing 
drug-related organised crime operations and prosecutors (one 
third of participants).

Dates

Organiser/Venue

18/06-21/06/2019

CEPOL – EMCDDA

Course 20/2019: Synthetic drugs and new psychoactive substances
Aim: To increase law enforcement capacity to dismantle organised crime groups specialised in 
synthetic drugs production and contraband. To enhance law enforcement cooperation through 
learning and discussing the possibilities of fighting the production and trafficking of synthetic 
drugs with perspective on the new form of synthetic drugs, including new psychoactive 
substances.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers specialised on combating synthetic 
drugs production and contraband.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

10/12-13/12/2019

CEPOL

17

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Set of activities:

Course 21/2019: Illicit laboratory Dismantling – advanced
Aim: To train of law enforcement officials and forensic personnel, how in safe and secure 
way dismantling the illicit drug laboratories, and how in proper way conduct crime scene 
investigation of these sites.

Target group Law enforcement officials and forensic 
experts who deal with this form of drugs phenomenon, 
especially synthetic drugs on a regular basis.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

13/05-24/05/2019

CEPOL in cooperation 
with Europol

Course 22/2018: Illicit Laboratories Dismantling – follow-up
Aim: To refresh and deepen knowledge and understanding of methods of detecting and 
dismantling laboratories and to be able to work more independently during crime scene 
investigation in relation to the dismantling the illicit synthetic drugs laboratories.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials and forensic experts who 
deal with this form of drugs phenomenon (especially 
synthetic drugs), on a regular basis and have attended 
the 2-weeks course on Dismantling Illicit Laboratories – 
advanced in the previous year(s)

Dates

Organiser/Venue

08/10-11/10/2019

CEPOL in cooperation 
with Europol

Webinar 13/2019 – Backtracking process related to the barrier model for tackling synthetic drug, 
(pre-) precursors, chemicals and equipment
Aim: To improve backtracking process related to barrier model

Target audience

Date

Law Enforcement and Non-Law Enforcement officers from Member States and TP

15/04/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 14/2018 – Drug trafficking: Synthetic drugs & new psychoactive substances II
Aim: To strengthen forensic examination of synthetic opioids, synthetic cannabinoids and NPS

Target audience

Law Enforcement and Non-Law Enforcement officers from Member States and TP

Date

November/ 
December 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

18

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Official CEPOL Online Module: Synthetic Drugs
Aim: The module aims at introducing the main types of synthetic drugs, new psychoactive 
substances, chemicals and (pre-) precursors, productions and safety measures. The module 
is also focusing on activities like trafficking and mechanism of organised crime groups, 
investigation and international cooperation. The last chapter is describing the use of the Internet 
and Darknet. 

Target audience Law enforcement officers including police, customs and prosecutors 
engaged in fighting drug crime, in particular the production, smuggling and selling of 
synthetic drugs.

Study load

167 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Webinar 11/2019 – Drug trafficking: Heroin/Cocaine/Cannabis I – Strengthening of data 
collection on cocaine and heroin processing laboratories and cannabis production sites in the EU
Aim: In this webinar will be presented how to strengthen structured data collection on cocaine 
and heroin processing laboratories and cannabis production sites

Target audience

Date

Law Enforcement and Non-Law Enforcement officers from Member States and TP

23/05/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 12/2019 – Drug trafficking: Heroin/Cocaine/Cannabis Cocaine II
Aim: In this webinar will be presented how to strengthen structured data collection on cocaine 
and heroin processing laboratories and cannabis production sites

Target audience

Date

Law Enforcement and Non-Law Enforcement officers from Member States and TP

October 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

EU Policy Cycle – Cyber

Course 23/2019: Open source intelligence (OSINT) and IT solutions. (1st)
Aim: To improve the collection, evaluation, collation, analysis and distribution of information 
for the purpose of tackling all forms of crime, in particular terrorism and organized crime. To 
improve intelligence collection, in qualitative and quantitative terms.

Target audience

Law enforcements analysts, officers who have some experience 
of High-Tech crime investigations or are about to be appointed as 
network investigators or IT forensic analysts.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

04/03-08/03/2019

CEPOL

19

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 24/2019: Open source intelligence (OSINT) and IT solutions. (2nd)
Aim: To improve the collection, evaluation, collation, analysis and distribution of information 
for the purpose of tackling all forms of crime, in particular terrorism and organized crime. To 
improve intelligence collection, in qualitative and quantitative terms.

Target audience

Law enforcements analysts, officers who have some experience 
of High-Tech crime investigations or are about to be appointed as 
network investigators or IT forensic analysts.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

04/11-08/11/2019

CEPOL

Course 25/2019: Darkweb and cryptocurrencies
Aim: To increase skills on how to look for virtual currencies (VC) in criminal investigation and how 
to identify the existence of a VC wallet, notably in the framework of searches. To build capacity 
to identify the use of virtual currencies in criminal cases, use available tools and techniques 
to extract intelligence from virtual currencies transactions and seize and confiscate virtual 
currencies.

Target audience

LE officials dealing with VCs, in cybercrime but also other relevant 
crime areas (e.g. online trafficking of firearms, drugs, payment 
card credentials).

Dates

Organiser/Venue

28/10-31/10/2019

CEPOL

Course 26/2019: Cybercrime threats and trends
Aim: To enhance investigative response to cybercrime

Target audience

Law enforcement officers (two third of participants) and prosecu-
tors, judges (one third of participants) dealing with cybercrime 
investigation

Dates

Organiser/Venue

19/03-22/03/2019

CEPOL

Course 27/2019: Conducting forensic searches in various IT devices
Aim: To enhance skills in cyber forensics area related to recovery of digital evidence or data 
from IT devices, in particular mobile devices and Internet of Things.(IoT) To share experience 
on computer data analysis, technical aspects of Internet investigations and examination of IT 
devices.

Target audience

Forensic experts with advanced professional experience on inves-
tigating IT devices.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

11/06-14/06/2019

CEPOL

20

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 28/2019: Cybercrime – advanced Windows file systems forensics
Aim: To improve detailed knowledge on how investigation items can be recovered from file 
systems. To allow practitioners to explain forensic tools reports and conduct searches beyond 
usual reported traces in order to establish trace history, potential use of anti-forensic.

Target audience

Computer forensics practitioners who need to improve file 
systems knowledge in order to supervise forensic analysis and 
provide explanation at court.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

01/04-04/04/2019

CEPOL

Course 29/2019: Electronic evidence
Aim: The aim of the course is to provide the knowledge and skills to allow prosecutors and law 
enforcement officials to fulfil their roles relating to cybercrime investigations, improving the 
use of electronic evidence in investigation and prosecution of cybercrime and relevancy and 
admissibility of such evidence.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers (two third of participants) and prosecu-
tors (one third of participants, potentially financed by EJTN)

Dates

Organiser/Venue

03/06-07/06/2019

CEPOL

Course 30/2019: Online service providers – internet-based investigations
Aim: To enhance quality of requests from law enforcement authorities to Online Service 
Providers (OSPs) and reinforce the quality of the subsequent answer. To provide investigators 
with relevant information on how to request information from OSPs and how to read their 
responses in the different formats (JSON, CSV etc.). To improve knowledge of Internet-based 
investigations in competent law enforcement authorities by sharing relevant techniques and 
information on usage of different tools. To support the established Single Points of Contacts 
(SPOCs) with best practices to deal with Online Service Providers (OSPs) and promote creation of 
new SPOCs in countries lacking ones.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Law enforcement officials involved in online investigations.

09/09-12/09/2019

CEPOL

Course 31/2019: Digital forensic investigators training
Aim: To provide participants with an introduction to Open Source forensic software, file systems, 
data carving, evidential digital artefacts, networking and network security, cloud computing, 
email investigations, computer forensic strategies and live data forensics. It also aims to 
disseminate the latest investigation techniques and methods and to promote the mutual sharing 
of experience

Target audience

Law enforcement officials who have experience of High-Tech 
crime investigations or are about to be appointed as network 
investigators or IT forensic analysts.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

23/09-03/10/2019

CEPOL

21

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 32/2019: First responders and cyber forensics
Aim: To acquire practical skills at computer forensics concerning revealing and investigating 
traces of cybercrimes. To enhance cooperation and to harmonise investigative methods between 
law enforcement on how to intervene on the crime scene in case of cyber incident and deal with 
electronic evidence.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials – IT crime first responders (first re-
sponders in cases of cyber-attacks).

Dates

Organiser/Venue

08/07-11/07/2019

CEPOL

Course 33/2019: Child sexual exploitation on internet – undercover operations
Aim: To create and/or improve skills to operate undercover on internet in order to fight child 
sexual exploitation. To improve the cooperation regarding encountering crimes linked to sexual 
exploitation of children and the production and dissemination of child abuse material on the 
internet also through organised crime groups.

Target audience

Specialists from law enforcement institutions that are engaged in 
the fight against sexual exploitation of children and production 
and dissemination of child abuse material on internet, as well 
as involved in the coordination and investigation against sexual 
exploitation on internet, such as live streaming and sextortion.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

18/11-21/11/2019

CEPOL

Course 34/2019: Child sexual exploitation – victim identification
Aim: To enhance cooperation between law enforcement institutions from the EU Member states, 
the Associate countries and the Candidate countries in the identification of child victims of 
sexual exploitation. To create or improve skills of specialised law enforcement officers in the task 
of Victim Identification at a national and international level.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers engaged in the identification of victims 
of child sexual abuse from material distributed online depicting 
their exploitation and abuse. Such officers should be recognised 
by their authorities as Victim Identification Specialists, be part of 
the national unit and responsible for feeding the ICSE database.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

17/06-28/06/2019

CEPOL

Course 35/2019: Strategies in managing child sex offenders
Aim: To assist MS in sharing knowledge on application and coordination regarding transposition 
of the Directive 2011/93/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 December 
2011 on combating sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of children, and child pornography, 
replacing the Council Framework- Decision 2004/68/JHA.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials and policy makers in charge of manag-
ing child sex offenders.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

03/12-06/12/2019

CEPOL

22

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 36/2019: Combating card fraud
Aim: To enhance cooperation and to share experience about newest investigative methods 
linked to crimes in the field of the skimming devices and non-cash payment fraud investigations. 
To develop skills on forensic evidence collection in the field of payment card fraud, namely 
the skimming and a special perspective of the card not present (CNP) fraud related issue, the 
Darknet. To improve national and cross-border operational capacity on countering ATM attacks.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers involved in the analysis and/or investi-
gation of payment card fraud and internet payment fraud (phish-
ing, malware).

Dates

Organiser/Venue

21/10-24/10/2019

CEPOL

Course 80/2019: Presidency Activity 1: Novel Actionable Information – Learn to find, learn to use 
digital data
Aim: Disseminate knowledge, share the best practices, and ensure common understanding and 
application of the standards aligning them to national and EU legislation.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Experienced digital forensics practitioners.

12/06-14/06/2019

Romania

Online Course 01/2019 – Cybercrime
Aim: To improve the collection, evaluation, collation, analysis and distribution of information for 
the purpose of tackling all forms of crime.

Target audience

Law enforcement Officers that are appointed to be OSINT inves-
tigators

Dates

Organiser

02/09–29/09/2019

CEPOL

Official CEPOL Online Module: Darknet (update)
Aim: To give users a general understanding of the darknet, the way criminals use it and how 
technology supports them

Target audience

It targets at individuals who are new to the darknet, or with a small amount of knowl-
edge and who want to know more. It is not intended for investigators or analysts who 
already have technical and operational understanding of the darknet.

Study load

170 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

23

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019EU Policy Cycle – Cyber attacks

Official CEPOL Online Module: Cybercrime (update)
Aim: To introduce those working in law enforcement to the subject of cybercrime.

Target audience

The module is designed for law enforcement officers of any rank, or those involved in law 
enforcement management. They may have a limited knowledge of cybercrime investiga-
tions, and require a greater understanding for conducting operational activities or to sup-
port law enforcement activities (legislation, trends and tendencies, available tools, etc.).

Study load

195 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

EU Policy Cycle – Attacks against information systems

Webinar 01/2019 – Attacks against information systems I -Darkweb Investigations
Aim: Give an overview about darknet and Underground Forums, identifying their malicious 
actors, and how to investigate this underground Cyber domains.

Target audience

Law enforcements analysts that want to acquire main skills in investigating darkweb

Date

24/05/19

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 02/2019 – Attacks against information systems II- OSINT & Social Media
Aim: Provide a comprehensive overview on the main work processes and general techniques 
that are necessary for the accomplishment of Law Enforcement OSINT.

Target audience

Law enforcements analysts who have some experience of High-Tech crime investiga-
tions in clear web

Date

10/07/19

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 03/2019 – Attacks against information systems III- Internet Governance
Aim: Presentation of rules, policies, standards and practices that coordinate and shape Internet 
management in Law Enforcement context.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials dealing with cybercrime but also other relevant crime

Date

14/06/19

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

24

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 04/2018 – Attacks against information systems IV- Mobile Forensics
Aim: Understand the principles of digital forensics relating to the recovery, collection, analysis, 
and seizing of digital evidence or data from a mobile devices.

Target audience

Forensic experts with professional experience on investigating IT devices

Date

24/04/19

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 05/2019 – Attacks against information systems V – JCAT- EN
Aim: To introduce & raise awareness about the Joint Cybercrime Action Taskforce (J-CAT)

Target audience

Law-Enforcement officers involved in international cybercrime investigation

Date

11/03/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 06/2018 – Attacks against information systems VI: Encryption
Aim: Understand encryption issues related to IT devices in the context of Law Enforcement 
cybercrime investigations

Target audience

Law-Enforcement officials dealing with cybercrime high tech crime

Date

17/04/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar adhoc01/2019 – JCAT ES
Aim: To introduce & raise awareness about the Joint Cybercrime Action Taskforce (J_CAT)

Target audience

LE involved in cybercrime investigation

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

13/06/2019

Webinar adhoc02/2019 – JCAT FR
Aim: To introduce & raise awareness about the Joint Cybercrime Action Taskforce (J_CAT)

Target audience

LE involved in cybercrime investigation

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

04/09/2019

Webinar adhoc03/2019 – JCAT NL
Aim: To introduce & raise awareness about the Joint Cybercrime Action Taskforce (J_CAT)

Target audience

LE involved in cybercrime investigation

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

November 2019

25

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019EU Policy Cycle – Cyber – Non-cash means payment

Webinar 09/2019 – Fraud & counterfeiting of non-cash means of payment I – Opportunities and 
challenges: investigating monikers in Darkweb marketplaces
Aim: To give an overview about cyber patrolling in dark web, dedicated more in identifying 
monikers that offer for sale payment card credentials via marketplaces. To improve knowledge 
of fraudulent activity on dark web and to develop a common law enforcement approach in 
investigating marketplaces on dark web.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials and investigators interested in cybercrime fraud

Date

14/05/19

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 10/2019 – Fraud & counterfeiting of non-cash means of payment II – Intrusions in ATM 
infrastructure
Aim: Cybercriminals have moved from stealing payment card numbers and online banking 
credentials to more lucrative hacks on bank networks, giving them access not only to ATM 
machines, but also to electronic payment networks.
The ‘cash-out scheme’ using malware to hack into bank‘s network through phishing emails and 
transfer money to mule accounts is on the rise, affecting many EU countries.
The aim of this webinar is to give an overview of this new sophisticated modus operandi to LE 
agencies in EU.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials and investigators interested in cybercrime fraud

Date

21/05/19

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar adhoc13/2019 – Fraud & counterfeiting of non-c ash means of payment III – Logical 
Attacks on ATM
Aim: To explain:
• criminal methods and techniques
• Investigative methods
• Effective response to logical attacks
• Evidence (physical and logical) for LE

Target audience

Law Enforcement involved in payment fraud

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

04/06/19

26

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019EU Policy Cycle – Cyber – CSA/CSE

Webinar 07/2019 – CSA/CSE I – Financial Implication in CSE
Aim: Provide investigator knowledge on financial investigations

Target audience

Law enforcement officers involved in CSE investigation

Date

September 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 08/2019 – CSA/CSE II- Victim Identification Taskforce (VIDTF) Workflow
Aim: Introduce & raise awareness about KIRAT (The Kent)

Target audience

Law enforcement officers involved in CSE investigation

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

05/11/2019

Webinar adhoc10/2019 – CSA/CSE III- Indecent Child Obscene Objects
Aim: The aim of the webinar is to raise awareness about the topic of “Child-like sex toys” To 
introduce the measures that are in place can be taken to combat this crime.
• Introduce topic of Child Obscene Objects
• Describe the measures that are in place & could be applied across Europe
• Share tips and good practices

Target audience

LE involved in CSE investigation this includes of course police officers but also customs 
and border guard officers who could come across these types of objects

Date

26/03/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

EU Policy Cycle – Criminal finance, ML, AR

Course 37/2019: Financial investigations
Aim: To strengthen multidisciplinary cooperation about financial investigations and develop 
cooperation between law enforcement and judicial authorities; to enhance knowledge on 
gathering proof of crime through financial investigations; to improve asset tracing, recovery and 
management capability.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials (26 funded by CEPOL) and judges/
prosecutors (12-14 funded by the EJTN) involved in cases with 
financial investigations.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

30/09-04/10/2019

France ICD

27

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 38/2019: Asset recovery and confiscation
Aim: To enhance the ability to seize, freeze and confiscate assets of organised crime groups 
through financial investigations. To provide practical information about asset tracing, seizure, 
management and confiscation.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Criminal investigators and/or asset recovery specialists dealing 
with transnational organised crime

09/07-12/07/2019

Italy (Guardia di 
Finanza)

Course 39/2019: Cash collectors in money laundering
Aim: To exchange strategic and operational knowledge as well as good practices regarding 
money laundering issues with a heavy focus on the role played by cash collectors, money mules. 
To strengthen the intelligence and operational capacities of law enforcement targeting cash 
collectors that provide crucial money laundering services to crime groups perpetrating serious 
organised and international crimes.

Target audience

Law enforcement and judiciary officers specialised in financial 
and money laundering investigations

Dates

Organiser/Venue

20/05-24/05/2019

France ICD

Course 40/2019: Money laundering
Aim: To improve the understanding of money laundering schemes and enhance competencies in 
transnational financial investigation techniques. To develop prevention of money laundering.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Financial crime experts and/or criminal investigation team lead-
ers, members of Financial Intelligence Units.

19/11-22/11/2019

Italy (Guardia di 
Finanza)

Course 41/2019: Financial intelligence and analysis of financial data
Aim: To enhance the use of financial intelligence in criminal investigations. To collect, evaluate, 
collate, and analyse financial data and transactions efficiently in order to guide and support 
serious organised crime and counterterrorism investigations

Target audience

Financial intelligence analysts with focus on the serious organ-
ized crime or terrorism.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

17/09-20/09/2019

CEPOL

Webinar 31/2019 – Criminal finances and money laundering I: Anti Money laundering 
cooperation with Israel
Aim: Describe cooperation possibilities with key third countries in terms of money laundering 
investigations

Target audience

Financial investigators

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

21/05/2019

28

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 32/2019 – Criminal finances and money laundering II: Financial investigation – big data 
analysis
Aim: Enhance the capacity of law enforcement to handle large amount of financial data

Target audience

Criminal analysts and investigators specialised in financial crime

Date

October 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar adhoc12/2019 – Illicit trafficking of cultural goods
Aim: To explain the importance of protecting cultural heritage by preventing the illicit trafficking 
of cultural goods; to illustrate this specific organized crime with real cases from law enforcement 
and judicial perspective.

Target audience

Criminal analysts and investigators specialised in financial crime

Date

16/04/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Online Course 09/2019 – Criminal finance, money laundering and asset recovery
Aim: The overall objective of the training activity is to enhance knowledge on gathering proof of 
crime through financial investigations, develop money laundering investigation techniques and 
asset recovery

Target audience

Dates

Organiser

Financial investigators and specialised judicial officers

09/09–27/09/2019

CEPOL

Official CEPOL Online Module: Money Laundering (update)
Aim: The module aims at introducing law enforcement officials to money laundering and related 
phenomena, in particular to: 1. money laundering investigations; 2. techniques of financial 
investigation aimed at identifying indicators of money laundering; 3. the detection of money 
laundering itself by using a wide range of investigative tools; 4. the various governmental and 
private institutions and networks available at national, European and international level, which 
complement their investigative skills through the acquisition of knowledge on international anti-
money laundering countermeasures.

Target audience

LE officers of any rank, or those involved in law enforcement management.

Study load

258 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

29

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019EU Policy Cycle – Organised Property Crime

Course 42/2019: Organised property crime
Aim: To improve the efficiency of prevention, intelligence collection, investigation and other law 
enforcement operations linked to organised property crime

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Experienced law enforcement officials dealing with organised 
property crime on cross-border scale, including its prevention

18/11-22/11/2019

German Police 
University

EU Policy Cycle – Document Fraud

Course 43/2019: False identity documents – crime facilitator
Aim: To enhance the detection of false documents by better understanding of the design and 
security features of identity documents. To combat forgery and falsification of documents 
related to serious crime

Target audience

Law enforcements practitioners tackling document fraud and 
experienced forensic experts and document examiners from 
border police, police forces and forensic laboratories (two third of 
participants) and prosecutors (one third of participants)

Dates

Organiser/Venue

02/04-05/04/2019

CEPOL

Online Course 10/2019 – Document fraud
Aim: To enhance the detection of false documents by better understanding of the design and 
security features of identity documents; to combat forgery and falsification of documents related 
to serious crime

Target audience

Law enforcements practitioners tackling document fraud and ex-
perienced forensic experts and document examiners from border 
police, police forces and forensic laboratories and prosecutors

Dates

Organiser

06/05–24/05/2019

CEPOL

EU Policy Cycle – Online Trade

Course 44/2019: Online trade in illicit goods and services – TOR, Darknet
Aim: To enhance cooperation on cross-border cases (e.g. smuggling of drugs, firearms etc.) 
by using The Onion Router (TOR)-networks and Darknet and to improve the related digital 
investigative methods

Target audience

Law enforcement officers (including customs) engaged in the 
fight against cross border organised crime linked to the use of 
TOR networks and Darknet, particularly in drugs or firearms cases

Dates

Organiser/Venue

09/12-12/12/2019

CEPOL

30

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 33/2019 – Document fraud I: Introduction of PROFID project
Aim: To enhance the detection of false documents by better understanding of the design and 
security features of identity documents. To combat forgery and falsification of documents 
related to serious crime

Target audience

Law enforcements practitioners tackling document fraud and experienced forensic 
experts and document examiners. Investigators involved in combating DF, FII, THB

Date

November 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 34/2019 – Document fraud II: Document Fraud related to Trafficking in Human Beings
Aim: Explanation of the methodology and outcomes from Document Fraud operational action 
related to THB from OAP2018 How to better find out links between Document Fraud and THB in 
the future. Vision to combat crime related to Document Fraud and THB more effectively

Target audience

Law enforcements practitioners tackling document fraud and experienced forensic 
experts and document examiners

Date

07/09/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Official CEPOL Online Module: Online Trade in Illicit Goods and Services
Aim: The module aims to raise awareness of criminal activities on the internet. It covers, for 
example, the basic concepts, the types of crime and criminal actors, the technologies that enable 
this crime, and the approaches used to combat it.

Target audience

Police and law enforcement officers, border guards, customs officers and judiciary staff 
who are not used to dealing with internet crimes.

Study load

207 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Counterterrorism

Webinar adhoc08/2019 – Fighting terrorism and its financing
Aim: To explain basic knowledge about the topic and to show what are the developments in the 
field.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers who are detecting and investigating money laundering and 
terrorism financing
• public prosecutors and judges
• street patrols (first intervention)
• special forces
• Law enforcement officers whom are interested in the topic

Date

08/02/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

31

CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019CEPOL Knowledge Centre – Counterterrorism

Course 83/2019: Foreign terrorist fighters/terrorist travellers
Aim: 
1.  To strengthen and deepen the already developed knowledge and understanding of the 

participants.

2.  To provide additional background information, exchanges of experience and a dialogue of 

selected topics, e.g.
a.  Terrorist groups operating in conflict zones and their facilitators.
b.  Current developments.
c.  Threats coming from returnees and possibly their family members.
d.  Threats as a result of the release of potential FTFs from prison, who have been prevented 

to carry out terrorist attacks.

e.  Measures, methods and techniques.

3.  To share good practices in the area of countering foreign terrorist fighters, analysing the 

threats in order to mitigate risks and to learn from each other’s experiences.

4.  To support with the identification of those whose details are not to be found in SIS II or other 

databases, by referring ‘subjects of interest’ for detailed checks.

Target audience

Law enforcement (LE) officers specialised in terrorism investiga-
tions and threat management and/or intelligence analysts.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

08/09-12/09/2019

Germany

Course 84/2019: Radicalisation
Aim: 
1.  To familiarise LEA officers dealing with radicalisation with the latest insights into (new) 

forms, signs and ways of radicalisation of individuals within different groups in society and 
understanding the role of (online) recruiters.

2.  To inform LEA officers about the various actors involved in dealing with radicalisations, based 

on best practices, in particular in the digital domain.

3.  To explore and discuss the limitations and dilemma’s in dealing with radicalisation.
4.  To explore the nexus of crime and radicalisation/ terrorism.
5.  To familiarise LEA officers with existing EU instruments and expertise in the field of (dealing 

with) radicalisation.

Target audience

Advanced practitioners coming from LEAs, in particular police 
services (specialised knowledge centres as well as neighbour-
hood policing units); prison services and probation services; refu-
gee and asylum seeker centres; CT fusion centres; the intelligence 
community.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

23/09-26/09/2019

Czech Republic

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 85/2019: Countering financing of terrorism
Aim: 
1.  To strengthen and enhance the already developed investigation capabilities of the 

participants.

2.  To familiarise the participants with the most common sources of terrorist financing and 
provide an overview of the methods used by the terrorist organisations/ networks to 
facilitate terrorist acts.

3.  To share best practices in the area of countering terrorist financing and to learn from each 

other’s experiences.

4.  To familiarise with the current EU legal framework in the area of preventing and fighting 

financing of terrorism.

Target audience

(Advanced) practitioners coming from LEAs’ Counter Terrorism 
Units and FIUs (primary target group); LEAs’ Economic Crime 
Units; LEAs’ Asset Recovery Units; Judicial sector (Prosecutors and 
Judges); Tax Offices (if competent authority).

Dates

Organiser/Venue

25/06-28/06/2019

Italy

Course 86/2019: Terrorism and organised crime nexus
Aim: 
1.  To familiarise LEA investigators dealing with Terrorism and Organised Crime with the nexus 

between these two kinds of criminality.

2.  To inform these LEA investigators on the phenomenon of lone actors and the nexus between 

common crime and organised crime.

3.  To give an insight on the “services” that organised criminal groups can provide to terrorist 

groups and/or lone actors.

4.  To highlight the fact that there is not always a connection with classic organised crime but 

also with so called “everyday” relations with common criminality.

5.  To provide an overview of the opportunities that investigators can explore during a terrorism 
related investigation where there is a hint/ evidence of interaction with organised crime 
groups or criminals.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

(Advanced) practitioners coming from LEAs’ Counter Terrorism 
Units and Organised Crime Units (primary target group); LEAs’ 
Economic Crime Units; Border Guard Units; Judicial sector (Pros-
ecutors and Judges).

27/05-31/05/2019

Poland (Police  
Academy  
in Szczytno)

Course 87/2019: Protection of public spaces
Aim:
1.  To develop advanced capabilities for an effective protection of critical infrastructures, 

especially airports, thus mitigating terrorist threats and attacks.

2.  To identify the procedures/steps of target analysis.
3.  To identify options for taking preventive measures of a technical and organisational nature, 

with special attention for the benefit of first responders.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 20194.  To improve first responders’ professional skills on safeguarding targets.
5.  To deepen the knowledge about the European legal framework and to compare different 
national legal and practical standards about planning and securing critical infrastructures.

6.  To cooperate effectively with the private sector and the civil society (for instance in 

communities in the neighbourhood of critical infrastructure facilities).

7.  To improve the cooperation of law enforcement actors with airport authorities and airport 

operators as well as other actors who are involved in an airport setting.

8.  To establish a professional network with other colleagues.

Target audience

Senior police officers, law enforcement officials and other experts 
who are tasked with the application, supervision and planning of 
countermeasures as well as operational and training matters to 
protect critical public infrastructures (such as airports) from ter-
rorist and/or extremist attacks; state actors and the like who are 
tasked with combating organised crime and cybercrime by using 
similar tactics as those deployed by terrorists/extremists.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

18/11-22/11/2019

France ICD

Course 88/2019: Open source intelligence, E-evidence, Encryption technologies
Aim: 
1.  To equip LEA officers with the knowledge of a number of practical, applicable techniques of 

open-sources intelligence and provide basic knowledge on OSINT methodology.

2.  To understand the use of the SIRIUS platform as the one-stop shop to convey innovation 
on Internet-based investigations on how to identify and retrieve public and non-public 
information from Online Service Providers, Social Media and Online Messaging Services.
3.  To provide SIRIUS digests and standardised forms to enhance the excellence of requests from 
LEA officers to OSPs and therefore the quality and swifter turnaround time of the subsequent 
responses.

4.  To familiarise LEA officers with the legal boundaries Familiarise LEA officers with Europol’s 
toolkit/ capabilities and the use of shared tailor made tools on internet investigations.
5.  To make clear how information and electronic evidence can be classified according to the 

Budapest Convention on Cybercrime and how to handle and present to a case “e-evidence”.
6.  To provide information on the procedure of requesting on removal of terrorism/ propaganda 

related material on the Internet.

7.  To provide insight on block-chain technology and crypto-currencies.
8.  To raise awareness about encryption types/technologies commonly used among terrorist 

groups.

9.  To provide insight on custom encryption tools and procedures and raise awareness about 

Dark Net.

Target audience

Competent Law enforcement officials dealing with CT investiga-
tors as well as officials of judicial authorities (judges and prosecu-
tors).

Dates

Organiser/Venue

11/11-14/11/2019

The Netherlands

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 89/2019: Aftermath of attack
Aim: To draw upon national experiences in the following fields:
a. Securing the area of the attack.
b. Role of the forensic / judicial police.
c. Communication between actors involved on the scene.
d. Communication to the public.
e. Exchange of information / international cooperation.
f. EU good practices for law enforcement officials dealing with terrorist attacks.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials dealing with (the aftermath of ) terrorist 
attacks.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

09/12-13/12/2019

Belgium

Webinar 70/2019 – Foreign terrorist fighters/terrorist travellers
Aim: To enhance knowledge on Foreign terrorist fighters/terrorist travellers and share 
knowledge and practices on relevant aspects related to Counterterrorism and how to tackle it in 
the European context

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in counter terrorism

Date

17/06/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 71/2019 – Radicalisation – awareness
Aim: To enhance knowledge on Radicalisation and share knowledge and practices on relevant 
aspects related to Counterterrorism and how to tackle it in the European context

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in counter terrorism

Date

18/06/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 72/2019 – Countering financing of terrorism
Aim: To raise awareness on Countering financing of terrorism and share knowledge and practices 
on relevant aspects related to Counterterrorism and how to tackle it in the European context

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in counter terrorism

Date

11/06/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 73/2019 – Terrorism and organised crime nexus
Aim: To raise awareness on terrorism and organised crime nexus and share knowledge and 
practices on relevant aspects related to Counterterrorism and how to tackle it in the European 
context

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in counterterrorism

Date

15/05/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 74/2019 – Protection of public spaces
Aim: To raise awareness on protection of public spaces and share knowledge and practices on 
relevant aspects related to Counterterrorism and how to tackle it in the European context

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in counter terrorism

Date

Q4 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 75/2019 – Open source intelligence, E-evidence, Encryption technologies
Aim: To enhance knowledge on Open source intelligence, E-evidence, Encryption technologies 
and in the context of CT

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in counter terrorism

Date

Q3 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 76/2019 – Aftermath of attack
Aim: To raise awareness and share knowledge and practices on relevant aspects related to 
Counterterrorism and how to tackle it in the European context

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in counter terrorism

Date

Q4 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Official CEPOL Online Module: Passenger Name Record (PNR)
Aim: The module aims to provide users with a broad understanding of what PNR data is; the 
EU-level legal framework that enables the collection, processing and storage of PNR data; the 
potential role and relevance of PNR data in combating serious crime and terrorism.

Target audience

Police and law enforcement officers, border guards, customs officers and judiciary staff 
who are interested or involved in the use of PNR data to combat serious crime and/or 
terrorism

Study load

152 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Official CEPOL Online Module: Community Policing and Prevention of Radicalisation
Aim: To illustrate ways in which police can build relationships with the community through 
interactions with local agencies and members of the public. It also aims to enhance the capacity 
of police officers to recognise risk factors – indicators that can lead to radicalisation, pre-incident 
indicators – and highlight EU and other international initiatives and networks in this field.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Study load

212 minutes

Disclaimer: The dates and location of the activities are subjected to changes across the year. To be aware 
of the latest information about our activities, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019PUBLIC ORDER – POLICING OF MAJOR 
EVENTS

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Course 46/2019: Public order – crowd management and security during major events
Aim: To deepen the knowledge and increase the competences on the level of security 
requirements for large scale events and of cross-border cooperation in that context. To improve 
the threat assessment and management of major public events in order to prevent/effectively 
contain attacks carried out by lone-actor terrorists or violent lone criminals;

Target audience

Senior and chief specialists of law enforcement staff working in 
planning, tactical direction and evaluation of large scale public 
order operations and police operations of securing major mass 
events or public assemblies.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

24/06-28/06/2019

Hungary ITC

Course 47/2019: Violent attacks against public -amok shootings
Aim: To identify the individual who is on a pathway to violent attack and learn about the 
possibilities how to manage the threat of public violent attacks. To improve threat assessment 
and management of the public violent attacks carried out by lone-actor terrorists or violent 
loners.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

First line law enforcement officers, senior and chief specialists, 
investigators from various law enforcement agencies responsible 
for the public security (police, dignitaries, protection, etc.).

11/06-14/06/2019

Poland (Police  
Training Centre –  
Legionowo)

Webinar 19/2019 – Public order: ENPPF awareness
Aim: To improve the efficiency of prevention, intelligence collection, investigation and other law 
enforcement operations linked to organised property crime

Target audience

LE officials dealing with OPC, including its prevention; other audience interested in 
OPC phenomena

Date

September 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Official CEPOL Online Module: Policing Major Events
Aim: To raise awareness of major event security within the European Union.

Target audience

Senior law enforcement officers, especially those involved in policing major events.

Study load

199 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Disclaimer: The dates and location of the activities are subjected to changes across the year. To be aware 
of the latest information about our activities, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019PLANNING AND COMMAND OF UNION 
MISSIONS

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CEPOL Knowledge Centre – CSDP

Course 82/2019: Future of CSDP – CSDP High Level Course 4th module
Aim: To prepare selected senior experts from EU Member States, Candidate Countries and EU 
Institutions for leadership positions in the application and development of the CSDP policy, crisis 
management and capability development. To broaden the knowledge and understanding of 
the EU security and defence architecture, the integrated approach to CSDP as a key tool of CFSP, 
current and anticipated policy, missions and operations, as well as to increase their awareness of 
new threats and other horizontal issues.

Target audience

Senior law enforcement, military officers, diplomats from EU 
Member States, Candidate Countries and EU Institutions working 
in key positions or having a clear potential to achieve leadership 
posts, in particular in the field of the CFSP/CSDP.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

03/06-07/06/2019

CEPOL – ESDC – 
NUPS

Course 90/2019: Pre-deployment training for EU CSDP missions
Aim: Pre-deployment Training (PDT) aims to increase the operational ability of the mission staff. 
PDT is designed to align the management approach within the CSDP missions and to ensure that 
deploying personnel is equipped with knowledge and skills necessary to become operational 
and capable to adapt to the new working environment in a quick fashion.

Target audience

The course is open to civilian, military and police personnel from 
EU Member States and from CSDP missions while focusing on law 
enforcement professionals. The course is also open to those non-
member states which are seconding personnel to CSDP missions.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

18/03-29/03/2019

Germany

Course 91/2019: Hostile environment awareness training
Aim: To enhance the resilience of personnel in the mission area, increase their understanding of 
proactive security and of basic field measures, providing personnel with knowledge, tools and 
techniques in order to avoid potentially dangerous situations or to cope with them in the most 
adequate way possible.

Target audience

Police officers and civilians who are to be deployed in EU CSDP 
missions within a high risk level environment.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

11/11-15/11/2019

Italy

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 92/2019: EU CSDP police command and planning
Aim: To provide command and control competences in terms of mission planning, 
implementation, management and evaluation to Senior Law Enforcement Officials eligible for 
high level positions within the EU crisis management missions and operations.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Senior Law Enforcement Officials, preferably possessing the 
relevant competences (e.g. CSDP, Peace-keeping, Peace-support), 
likely to be deployed to a CSDP civilian crisis management mis-
sion or to relevant EU bodies dealing with crisis management, for 
positions on the level of high management, planning or com-
mand. The course is also open to EU Police planning personnel 
and National Heads of Non-Military Crisis Management Training.

18/11-01/12/2019

Portugal (Higher 
Institute of Police 
Sciences and Inter-
nal Security)

Course 93/2019: Human rights mainstreamed in CSDP missions
Aim: To enhance the competence to respect, protect and promote human rights in the context 
of CSDP missions/operations.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials and civilians deployed or likely to be 
deployed in CSDP missions/operations.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

04/11-07/11/2019

Slovenia

Course 94/2019: Train the trainers for EU CSDP Missions
Aim: To prepare trainers for EU CSDP mission learning situations and organise appropriate 
learning environments using innovative adult training methods and blended learning 
techniques.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials who will be deployed to EU CSDP 
missions as trainers. Additionally trainers/experts who are tasked 
with the delivery of EU CSDP training in the MS dimension should 
be considered.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

01/09-06/09/2019

Germany

Course 95/2019: Change management in EU CSDP Missions
Aim: To enhance the competence to lead the change management process in the context of EU 
CSDP missions/operations.

Target audience

Mission experienced law enforcement officials and civilians de-
ployed or likely to be deployed in EU CSDP missions/operations 
on high level positions in management or command.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

03/12-06/12/2019

Poland

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 96/2019: Strategic advice in EU CSDP Missions
Aim: To strengthen skills to carry out strategic advice efficiently in EU CSDP Missions.

Target audience

Police officers deployed or to be deployed on missions and/or 
monitors/advisers/mentors deployed in Third States.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

16/09-20/09/2019

Belgium

Course 97/2019: Tackling organised crime in the host country
Aim: To raise awareness and enhance competences on preventing and combating organised 
crime in the host country of an EU CSDP mission.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials to be foreseen for deployment to an 
EU CSDP mission and mission staff with law enforcement back-
ground already deployed.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

07/05-10/05/2019

Lithuania

Webinar 77/2019 – International Law Enforcement Cooperation and Information Exchange
Aim: To enhance knowledge on International Law Enforcement Cooperation and Information 
Exchange share knowledge and practices on relevant aspects related to CSDP missions

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in CSDP

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

October 2019

Webinar 78/2019 – EU CSDP FSJ Nexus/Structures and Instruments
Aim: To raise awareness on EU CSDP FSJ Nexus/Structures and Instruments and share knowledge 
and practices on relevant aspects related to CSDP missions

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in CSDP

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

November 2019

Webinar 79/2019 – Project Management in the Context of EU CSDP Missions
Aim: To raise awareness on Project Management in the Context of EU CSDP Missions and share 
knowledge and practices on relevant aspects related to CSDP missions

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in CSDP

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

23/05/2019

Disclaimer: The dates and location of the activities are subjected to changes across the year. To be aware 
of the latest information about our activities, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019LEADERSHIP, LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT, 
TRAIN THE TRAINERS

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Leadership
Set of activities:

Course 48/2019: EU Law enforcement leadership development – Future leaders – module 1
Aim: Enhance leadership competencies of future law enforcement decision makers in terms 
of strategy formulation, implementation and change management with particular emphasis 
on international/EU dimension of enforcement.
Foster the network of future leaders in EU law enforcement, encourage international 
partnership, address future challenges of law enforcement and asses the training needs in 
relation to leadership development.

Target audience

Potential future law enforcement leaders of the EU Member 
States, Associated Countries and JHA Agencies. Executive 
Leadership position in law enforcement (e.g. head of crime 
unit, station/county police chief etc.) at the minimum rank of 
Superintendent/Lieutenant-Colonel.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

20/05-24/05/2019

Finland

Course 49/2019: EU Law enforcement leadership development & Future leaders – module 2
Aim: Enhance leadership competencies of future law enforcement decision makers in terms 
of strategy formulation, implementation and change management with particular emphasis 
on international/EU dimension of enforcement.
Foster the network of future leaders in EU law enforcement, encourage international 
partnership, address future challenges of law enforcement and asses the training needs in 
relation to leadership development.

Target audience

Potential future law enforcement leaders of the EU Member 
States, Associated Countries and JHA Agencies. Executive 
Leadership position in law enforcement (e.g. head of crime 
unit, station/county police chief etc.) at the minimum rank of 
Superintendent/Lieutenant-Colonel.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

11/11-15/11/2019

Austria

Language Development

Course 50/2019: Language development: professional law enforcement terminology in English 
(1st)
Aim: To improve operational cooperation between law enforcement authorities by increasing 
language abilities and increase participants’ knowledge of European police systems and 
instruments of cooperation.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials involved in cross border work or inter-
national police co-operation in either operational or educational 
arenas.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

13/05-31/05/2019

Ireland

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 51/2019: Language Development: professional law enforcement terminology in English 
(2nd)
Aim: To improve operational cooperation between law enforcement authorities by increasing 
language abilities and increase participants’ knowledge of European law enforcement systems 
and instruments of cooperation.

Target group 

Law enforcement officers involved in cross-border work or inter-
national police cooperation in either operational or educational 
arenas.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

23/09-11/10/2019

Malta

Online Course 11/2019 – Police English Language (PEL)
Aim: The course aims to enable participants to achieve a Common European Framework of 
References for languages (CEFR) to the level of B1, independent user, in Police English Language.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser

Law enforcement staff whose work position and responsibilities 
require the use of English Language in the framework of cross 
border police cooperation.

09/09-31/10/2019

CEPOL in cooper-
ation with British 
Language Centre

Train the Trainers
Set of activities:

Course 52/2019: Train the Trainers – Step 1
Aim: To train trainers in order to enable them to implement modern delivery methods and 
blended learning techniques and to ensure good quality of police training in the EU MS and 
in the CEPOL activities.

Target group

Trainers, lecturers and educational experts and law enforcement officers registered 
in the CEPOL Lecturers, Trainers, Researchers (LTR) database, who wish to increase 
their competences towards training, group work in a multicultural training/work-
ing environment. Dates 09/07-12/07/2019

Organiser/Venue

Cyprus

Course 53/2019: Train the Trainers – Step 2
Aim: To train trainers in order to enable them to implement modern delivery methods and 
blended learning techniques and to ensure good quality of police training in the EU MS and 
in the CEPOL activities.

Target group

Trainers, lecturers and educational experts and law enforce-
ment officers registered in the CEPOL Lecturers, Trainers, 
Researchers (LTR) database, who wish to increase their 
competences towards training, group work in a multicultural 
training/working environment.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

16/09-19/09/2019

Greece (KEMEA)

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 61/2019 – LMS use for the support of CEPOL residential activities: Course Image XI
Aim: To present the updates on LMS and how to use the Course Image 11.0

Target audience

Course managers and trainers of the CEPOL 2019 residential activities (courses, semi-
nars and conferences), together with e-Net managers with the countries and partner 
organisations. In addition, educators from law enforcement and the judiciary who 
wish to support their learning and training activities through a learning management 
system such as Moodle are encouraged to register.

Date

18/02/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net

Webinar 62/2019 – Using online tools for CEPOL style online courses
Aim: To demonstrate the list of tools, activities and resources from a learning management 
system (LMS) to be incorporated effectively in a training context.
Identify additional tools such as webinars, online meetings and other online services to enrich 
online courses with more effective learning

Target audience

Educators from the police, customs tax authorities, border guards and judicial authori-
ties, JHA agencies, universities, trainers, educators, researchers. Organisers of CEPOL 
activities are encouraged to attend.

Date

TBD

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net

Webinar 63/2019 – Webinars for educators: reporting and statistics
Aim: To present how CEPOL use reporting and statistics from webinar implementation

Target audience:

Educators from the police, customs tax authorities, border guards and judicial authori-
ties, JHA agencies, universities, trainers, educators, researchers. Organisers of CEPOL 
activities are encouraged to attend.

Date

October 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net

Webinar 66/2019 – CEPOL Exchange Programme 2019
Aim: To present the CEPOL Exchange programme 2019

Target audience

LE interested in the project

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net

Webinar 67/2019 – National Webinar for CEPOL and its e-Net (in Greek)
Aim: To present the CEPOL and its work in Greek language

Target audience

Greek and Cyprus LE.

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net

Date

13/02/2019

Date

05/03/2019

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 68/2019 – National Webinar for CEPOL EXCHANGE PROGRAMME (in Greek)
Aim: To present the CEPOL Exchange programme 2019 in Greek language

Target audience

Greek and Cyprus LE.

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net

Date

02/04/2019

Webinar adhoc11/2019 – IGN: Integrated Guidance Note
Aim: To explain the main changes on the IGN – version 2019
Explain the need to change the ED Decision on Financial Rules for Residential Training Activities
Explain the changes related to some new procedures and deadlines
Explain the importance of role of the Organiser/Activity Manager for the success of a CEPOL 
Residential Training Activity

Target audience

CEPOL CNUs, Framework Partners and Activity managers for CEPOL Residential Train-
ing Activities  
Greek and Cyprus LE.

Date

11/02/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net

Official CEPOL Online Module: Police English Language 1: Police Station
Aim: The module aims at introducing police specific vocabulary and jargon in the general areas 
of police station, police equipment and police officers.

Target audience

Police and law enforcement officers who would need to learn English and initiates the 
use of a common language for cross-border cooperation.

Study load

Self-paced module

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Official CEPOL Online Module: Police English Language 2: Policing Domains
Aim: The module aims at developing police-specific vocabulary and jargon in the specific 
policing domains.

Target audience

Police and law enforcement officers who would need to learn more police specific Eng-
lish and initiates the use of a common language for cross-border cooperation.

Study load

Self-paced module

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Disclaimer: The dates and location of the activities are subjected to changes across the year. To be aware 
of the latest information about our activities, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019LAW ENFORCEMENT COOPERATION 
AND INFORMATION EXCHANGE

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Cooperation

Course 81/2019: Presidency Activity 2: Towards Police Services 2.0
Aim: The aim of the activity is professional growth by
 •

expanding the range of options seen possible in the enhancement of the safety and security of 
all within an area of operation,
enlarging the scope for strategic thinking,
experimenting with figuring out alternative approaches in meeting the traditional purposes and
providing first hand experiences in how such a new means may provide for their enrichment 
and transformation into a more encompassing one.

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 •
 •

The activity aims at an outbreak from conventional (read institutionally conditioned or restrained) 
forms of thought and at a co-creation of new ways to think strategic issues in policing as well as 
new thoughts about it.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

17/09-19/09/2019

Finland

Target group 

Law enforcement leaders willing to expand the horizons in their 
thinking and experiment with thinking out of the box 
• Policy specialists in policing interested in designing innovative 
new ways for the enhancement of public safety and security. 
• Strategy champions interested in the enhancement of their 
skills, strategists seeking professional growth (to become true 
strategy champions) and experts in strategic analysis keen on 
learning to think more strategically on safety and security issues 
on societal or sub-societal level.

Seminar 54/2019: International law enforcement cooperation and information exchange
Aim: To intensify contacts with European counterparts in order to improve law enforcement 
cooperation and information exchange related to serious crime and counter terrorism and. 
international cooperation. To enhance use of the EU information exchange mechanisms, channels 
and instruments. To improve the use and feeding of relevant EU information systems by the 
customs. To strengthen customs contribution/involvement in the EU Policy cycle and increase the 
knowledge on the added value of JHA Agencies.

Target group

Law enforcement officials deployed at international law enforce-
ment cooperation and information exchange channels and 
units operating internationally for specific organised crime and 
counter-terrorism topics. One third of the places shall be reserved 
for customs participants.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

27/08-30/08/2019

Austria  
(SIAK, Vienna)

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Seminar 98/2019: EU cooperation and information exchange linked to organized crime
Aim: To prepare senior law enforcement officers in the field of criminal investigation and intelligence 
for effective information exchange and cooperation with partner agencies. To exchange knowledge 
on working practice with a view on technological, management improvements

Target group 

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Senior law enforcement officers, head of unit level

17/09-19/09/2019

Poland (The  
Central Border 
Guard Training  
Centre in Koszalin)

European Joint Master Programme
Master Programme 55/2019: Policing in Europe – European Joint Master Programme (2nd 
edition)
Aim: The European Joint Master Programme (EJMP) is designed to further qualify law 
enforcement officers on the implementation and operationalisation of EU instruments, 
especially on police cooperation in cross-border settings. It is the first EU academic programme 
aimed at addressing common challenges for police cooperation in the frame of internal security.
For more information, please visit page 71 of the Training Catalogue.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Senior officers with a minimum of 180 
ECTS credits aiming at a Master Degree in 
“Policing in Europe”. Students were selected 
in 2017.

16 February – 16 June
17 June – 14 July
15 July – 2 August
11 October 2019

Module 7: Estonia (Thesis)
Module 7: Estonia (thesis marking)
Thesis Defence (online)
CEPOL HQ (Graduation Ceremony)

Information exchange

Course 56/2019: Schengen Evaluation – Police Cooperation
Aim: To prepare leading experts and evaluators for Schengen Evaluation Missions in the field of 
police cooperation.

Target audience

Leading experts and evaluators participating in the Schengen 
Evaluation Missions in the field of police cooperation

Dates

Organiser/Venue

04/11-08/11/2019

CEPOL

Course 60/2019: SIS II for SIRENE staff with technical knowledge of SIS II
Aim: To provide an overview of eu-LISA and SIRENE relations, of the legal background, SISII 
technical topics relative to SIRENE, of the escalation procedure for SIRENE and the role of 
the SIRENE in eu-LISA change management procedure. To provide update on SIRENE topics 
and enhance the course participants` ability to cascade the acquired knowledge to national 
administrators/operators.

Target audience

SIRENE operators serving as national trainers in their environ-
ment who are able to cascade the gained knowledge.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

26/06-27/06/2019

CEPOL – eu-LISA

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 39/2019 – Access to the asylum procedure
Aim: To give general overview on the asylum procedure and how LE can cooperate with asylum 
authorities

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

October 2019

Webinar 41/2019 – PNR for LE officers
Aim: To improve, update and share knowledge on the functionalities of the systems connected 
to PNR data, the complexity of private-public relationships within the PNR domain

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

14/05/2019

Webinar 42/2019 – PNR Legal
Aim: To give an overview on PIUs work as responsible to collect, store and process the PNR data 
received from air carriers.

Target audience

PIUs staff, law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Date

September 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 43/2019 – PNR for PIU staff
Aim: To enhance capability to understand, interpret and analyse PNR data

Target audience

PIU staff, law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Date

September 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 44/2019 – Cross Border Surveillance and Controlled Delivery
Aim: To foster LE cooperation regarding cross-border surveillance and share good practices of 
controlled delivery.

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

October 2019

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 45/2019 – ENFAST I (European Network of Fugitive Active Search Teams)
Aim: To present ENFAST network and its work to promote cooperation and security within the 
European Union

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

21/04/2019

Webinar 46/2019 – ENFAST II (European Network of Fugitive Active Search Teams)
Aim: To enhance knowledge on innovative methods and techniques for international active 
fugitive searching

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

October 2019

Webinar 47/2019 – Presentation of DNA evidence in court
Aim: To enhance knowledge on the use of DNA evidence in court and sharing good practice within 
forensics and magistrates

Target audience

Forensic experts, practitioners, magistrates

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

September 2019

Webinar 48/2019 – Forensic evidence I: Establishing of Expert’s register – Best practice from Baltic 
countries
Aim: To make awareness on the expert register of the Baltic countries sharing good practice within 
forensic experts and magistrates

Target audience

Forensic experts, practitioners, magistrates

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 49/2019 – Forensic evidence II – Hybrid likelihood ratio models
Aim: To enhance knowledge on latest developments of forensic evidence

Target audience

Forensic experts, practitioners, magistrates

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

14/03/2019

Date

October 2019

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 50/2019 – Prosecuting corruption related crimes
Aim: To improve professional skills in the fight against corruption and to improve the dialogue with 
the society in order to create a corruption resilient environment

Target audience

Law enforcement officials and prosecutors specialised in the investigation of corrup-
tion, implementation of anti-corruption measures as well as in the deployment of 
preventive instruments

Date

September 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 51/2019 – Joint investigation teams Network Secretariat
Aim: To introduce the concept of Joint Investigation Teams as well as supporting tools and recent 
trends in this field and to present successful examples of JITs

Target audience

Law enforcement officers and the judiciary

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

October 2019

Webinar 52/2019 – Network for investigation and prosecution of genocide, crimes against humanity 
and war crime
Aim: To introduce and present the area of core international crimes (genocide, crimes against 
humanity and war crimes) and the particularities of investigating these crimes within the EU, 
especially in the context of the past and ongoing immigration influx and the armed conflicts in the 
EU’s neighbouring area.

Target audience

Law enforcement (police officers, immigration officers) and prosecutors, particularly 
those dealing or likely to deal with investigation and/or prosecution of core interna-
tional crimes or other complex cross-border cases linked to the current immigration 
situation.

Date

October2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 53/2019 – SIS update I: Data quality in SIS alerts and SIRENE forms
Aim: The webinar could provide general information about data quality measures in SIS alerts 
and SIRENE forms, discuss SIS Data Quality Reporting mechanism and also provide an overview 
of the main outcomes from the CEPOL 59/2019 SIRENE Advance training.

Target audience

SIS user authorities having access to the system (police, border guard, migration au-
thorities, security services); SIRENE officers

Date

September 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 54/2019 – SIS update II: Interoperability proposals and new systems (title to be 
confirmed
Aim: To introduce the Interoperability proposals and new systems

Target audience

SIS user authorities having access to the system (police, border guard, migration au-
thorities, security services); SIRENE officers

Date

November 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 55/2019 – The use of SIS for return of illegally staying third country national
Aim: To present the use of SIS for return of illegally staying third country nationals

Target audience

SIS user authorities having access to the system (police, border guard, migration au-
thorities, security services); SIRENE officers

Date

October 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 56/2019 – Joint Operational Office
Aim: To present the work of the Joint Operational Office against Human Smuggling / THB

Target audience

Law enforcement officers and the judiciary

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

25/04/2019

Webinar 57/2019 – Entry-exit system (with eu-LISA, Frontex, Commission)
Aim: To present the EES project as plan to register entry and exit data of non-EU nationals 
crossing the external borders of EU Member States in order to strengthen and protect the 
external borders of the Schengen area, and to safeguard and increase the security for its citizens.

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

November 2019

Webinar 58/2019 – Joint cross-border operations
Aim: To present joint cross-border operations and to enhance police cooperation between EU 
Member States;

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

26/08/2019

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 60/2019 – Communication with the supporters during major sports events
Aim: To share the best practices in communication with the sport supporters

Target audience

Law enforcement officials involved in policing of major sport events and crowd man-
agement

Date

September 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar adhoc04/2019 – Europol Bureau I – General Overview on Europol
Aim: To raise awareness on Europol activities

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar adhoc05/2019 – Europol Bureau II – How to get financial support from
Aim: To raise awareness on Europol activities

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

03/04/2019

Date

October 2019

Webinar adhoc06/2019 – Europol Bureau III – Europol 24/7 and how to approach Europol if you 
don’t speak English?
Aim: To raise awareness on Europol activities

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

22/08/2019

Webinar adhoc07/2019 – Europol Bureau IV- Career opportunities at Europol. Europol as 
employer
Aim: To raise awareness on Europol activities

Target audience

Law enforcement, police, customs, border guards

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

November 2019

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Webinar 96/2018 – Delinquency – intersections in traffic behaviour and criminal aptitudes
Aim: To explain how crimologists use different theories to study the evolvement of criminal 
careers. Traffic psychologists focus on similar approaches. The faculty Traffic Science & Traffic 
Psychology has been studying the intersections with a Master-Thesis and the research-project 
LAWIDA, a longitudinal analysis regarding risk-taking aptitudes of juvenile in the age of 14 to 18.
To raise awareness on Europol activities

Target audience

Deciders on strategic level, high and middle management (gold and silver level) with 
responsibility for traffic and operational management

Date

22/03/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

SIRENE, SIS II

Course 57/2019: Schengen evaluation – SIS II and SIRENE
Aim: To prepare leading experts and evaluators for Schengen Evaluation Missions in the field of 
SIS II and SIRENE. To identify the points of interest on Schengen evaluation of a MS.

Target audience

Leading experts and evaluators participating in the Schengen 
Evaluation Missions in the field of SIS II and SIRENE.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

15/07-19/07/2019

CEPOL

Set of activities:

Course 58/2019: SIRENE Officers – level 1
Aim: To support the effective functioning of SIRENE cooperation on the basis of the SIS II legal 
instruments, the SIRENE Manual, the Best Practice Catalogue and the document “Data Exchange 
Between SIRENE (DEBS)” in order to make information exchange more efficient.

Target audience

SIRENE operators with at least 6 months` work experience in the 
SIRENE, who have knowledge of the SIS II legal instruments as 
well as the SIRENE Manual, and who apply the relevant articles 
within their national legislation.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

28/10-01/11/2019

Malta

Course 59/2019: SIRENE Officers – level 2
Aim: To support the effective functioning of cooperation within the Schengen on the basis of 
the SIS II legal instruments, the SIRENE Manual and the Catalogue of Recommendations and Best 
Practice for SIS/SIRENE in order to enhance security within the Schengen Area.

Target audience

Experienced SIRENE operators with sound knowledge of the legal 
framework and operational practice, including national procedures. 
Furthermore, their level of experience and knowledge should 
enable them to generate creative solutions within this complex 
environment.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

02/09-06/09/2019

France ENSP

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019EU large scale IT systems

Course 61/2019: Train the technical trainers – SIS II, VIS, EURODAC – IT operators
Aim: To support MS in unified use of SIS II, VIS and EURODAC and enhance the knowledge on 
good practices. To acquire knowledge and practical skills to carry out effective professional 
learning activities.

Target audience

SIS II, VIS and EURODAC national system operators, medium and 
senior level users and/or nationally competent trainers/experts 
who want to increase their competences towards adult training 
and understanding of ICT supported learning in professional 
learning. Participants shall serve as trainers of national IT opera-
tors.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

10/09-11/09/2019

CEPOL – eu-LISA

Official CEPOL Online Module: Europol
Aim: This module aims to raise awareness about Europol and what it does, and especially about 
the products and services it provides to support law enforcement authorities in the Member 
States. The module aims in particular at informing law enforcement officials about Europol’s 
capabilities regarding expertise, analysis, and information exchange.

Target audience

Police and law enforcement officials interested in, or working in the area of interna-
tional cooperation

Study load

245 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Official CEPOL Online Module: Gender-based Violence
Aim: The module aims providing general guidelines for police first response and investigation, as 
well as prevention activities usually carried out by police (such as awareness-raising campaigns) 
and how to interact with victims of GBV and address their specific needs.

Target audience

Practitioners in the field of GBV (that work on prevention or investigation of GBV) and 
trainers and instructors of law enforcement officials and personnel.

Study load

182 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Official CEPOL Online Module: Hate Crime
Aim: Raising awareness and the sense of urgency on the issue of hate crime, and to help users to 
better understand it and identify issues in police attitudes and responses to it.

Target audience

Police officers and other law enforcement authorities 
in middle, senior and special management functions.

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Study load

195 minutes

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Official CEPOL Online Module: Lisbon Treaty
Aim: Providing an overview of the important provisions of the Lisbon Treaty for police officers: 
1. Fundamental Rights and Freedoms 2. Standing Committee on Operational Cooperation on 
Internal Security (COSI); 3. AFSJ: Judicial & police cooperation and common border control; 4. 
Customs cooperation; 5. Common foreign and security policy; 6. Fight against fraud; 7. Solidarity 
clause.

Target audience

Police officers interested or involved in higher level international police, law enforce-
ment and judicial cooperation.

Study load

171 minute

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Official CEPOL Online Module: Prüm Decision
Aim: Raising awareness about the Prüm Decision as a tool to improve cross-border cooperation, 
particularly in combating terrorism and cross-border crime.

Target audience

Police and law enforcement officers who are involved in cross-border cooperation, 
particular in the area of information exchange.

Study load

216 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Official CEPOL Online Module: Schengen
Aim: The module aims to give users a broad understanding of the background and operation 
of the Schengen Agreement from a law enforcement perspective. This focuses mainly on police 
cross-border interactions, both in terms of information exchange and operations.

Target audience

The module is aimed at police and law enforcement officers within Europe who, due 
to their work context, cooperate with colleagues from another EU Member State or 
associated country.

Study load

221 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Official CEPOL Online Module: SIS II for SIRENE
Aim: The module aims at ensuring an adequate level of knowledge and skills among SIRENE 
operators throughout the whole Schengen Area. This tool is a supplement to the operators’ 
internal training and provides support for them in their daily work. A high level of professional 
skills helps to improve the quality of cooperation between the SIRENE Bureaux and the effective 
use of the Schengen Information System (SIS).

Target audience

This module is **only available for SIRENE Operators**.

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Study load

250 minutes

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Official CEPOL Online Module: SIS for End-Users
Aim: The module aims at supporting End-Users in their understanding of the Schengen 
Information System (SIS) and assisting them to apply the use of SIS in the performance of their 
daily tasks. 

Target audience 

Law enforcement or judicial staff who use SIS either for carrying out queries or creating 
alerts (or both).

Study load

295 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Disclaimer: The dates and location of the activities are subjected to changes across the year. To be aware 
of the latest information about our activities, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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Course 65/2019: Operational intelligence analysis
Aim: To provide an understanding of operational intelligence analysis to law enforcement 
officials.

Target group

Law enforcement investigators and analysts, in organised crime 
and counterterrorism area, who want to develop their knowledge 
in the field of criminal intelligence analysis.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

25/11-29/11/2019

CEPOL – Europol

Course 66/2019: Strategic Intelligence Analysis
Aim: To increase the capability of law enforcement officers to collect, evaluate, collate and 
analyse strategic information and intelligence related to serious and organised crime and submit 
their results to decision-makers for further exploitation. Enhance the capacities for producing 
strategic analysis and share effective techniques in order to improve the intelligence-led 
policing.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials possessing knowledge and work expe-
rience in the field of strategic criminal analysis.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

23/06-27/06/2019

Greece

Course 67/2019: Passenger Name Record information analysis – train the trainers
Aim: To enhance capability to understand, interpret and analyse PNR data and to develop the 
presentation of results; to improve, update and share knowledge on the functionalities of the 
systems connected to PNR data, to promote partnership with the industry in the PNR domain, to 
reinforce operational and strategic cooperation between PIU’s.

Target group

PIU staff working with PNR data or foreseen to be working with 
PNR data, who shall serve as national trainers in their respective 
units

Dates

Organiser/Venue

12/11-14/11/2019

CEPOL – Europol

Course 68/2019: Intelligence-led policing
Aim: To encourage and support the Member States in the implementation of their national 
intelligence models and to promote the intelligence-led policing model as an effective strategy 
in order to determine crime reduction tactics that concentrate on the enforcement and 
prevention of criminal offender activity.

Target group

Law enforcement officials with tasks related to intelligence cycle 
and Intelligence-Led Policing implementation processes.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

18/06-21/06/2019

Spain

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Course 69/2019: Social network analysis
Aim: To improve criminal analysis capacity through Social Network Analysis.
To map and measure network relationships, interactions or behaviour; To handle complex 
and large volumes of data; To develop working assumptions to be tested through fieldwork; 
To explore criminal structures; To develop intelligence and enforcement priorities to support 
investigations more efficiently and effectively.

Target group

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Experienced law enforcement analysts.

03/06-07/06/2019

Italy (Interagency College of Ad-
vanced Studies for LE Officials)

Course 75/2019: Investigating and preventing corruption
Aim: To improve law enforcement capacity in fight against corruption. To exchange knowledge 
on effective anti-corruption measures

Target group

Law enforcement officials and prosecutors specialised in investi-
gation of corruption, implementation of anti-corruption meas-
ures as well as in deployment of preventive instruments.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

25/06-28/06/2019

Romania

Course 76/2019: Intellectual Property Rights –Counterfeiting and Piracy (joint activity with 
EUIPO)
Aim: To recognize European criminal patterns on counterfeiting, share good practices on inter-
agency and public-private cooperation, and identify the best investigative and administrative 
counter-measures. To focus on counterfeiting in general with a specific modules on how to 
combat the illicit traffic of counterfeit goods on the internet and how to proceed with financial 
investigative/asset recovery measures following successful investigation of cases counterfeiting.

Target group

For CEPOL: Senior law enforcement officers (police, customs), 
judiciary (prosecutors); For EUIPO: Non-law enforcement public 
officials with inspective functions leading the investigation/de-
tection (e.g. criminal investigation/ administrative inspection) of 
counterfeit goods.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

14/10-18/10/2019

CEPOL – EUIPO

Forensics

Course 71/2019: Forensic investigation in CBRN contaminated environment
Aim: To reinforce the cooperation between intervention experts in CBRN incidents and forensic 
specialists in laboratories. To focus on integrating the work of all first responders and forensic 
specialists, while taking into account the already existing CBRN intervention protocols.

Target audience

Forensic specialists (reporting officers as well as lab and crime-
scene operators) who deal with terrorist-related crime, CBRN 
specialists who analyse CBRN samples in the laboratories (profil-
ing and provenance), as well as police first responders active in 
the hot-zone areas

Dates

Organiser/Venue

07/10-11/10/2019

Slovakia

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Seminar 70/2019: European Explosive Ordnance Disposal Network
Aim: To facilitate information sharing and trust building and contribute to the identification of 
best practices and up to date knowledge on CBRN and Explosives domains. To create awareness 
within Counter Terrorism Senior Law Enforcement Officials in order to generate and improve 
possible operations to support the fully implementation of the Regulation EU 98/2013 on the 
marketing and use of explosives precursors.

Target audience

Bomb Data Centres Senior Police Officers, Forensic Units Experts, 
Bomb Technicians, Post Blast Investigators and other experts 
related to the explosives field. CBRN Experts, CBRN Intervention/
First Response Units Experts, CBRN Investigation Units, Forensic 
Units and CBRN Data Centres – from law enforcement agencies as 
well as military units, which are considered national competent 
authorities according to national regulations and laws.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

22/10-25/10/2019

CEPOL – Europol

Special LE techniques

Course 62/2019: Witness Protection
Aim: To disseminate European higher standards in Witness Protection in particular in 
international cooperation and international relocation.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Experienced witness protection practitioners.

09/09-13/09/2019

CEPOL – Europol

Course 63/2019: Informant handling – advanced
Aim: To pursue the harmonization and standardization of procedures in informant handling.
To improve knowledge on existing informant related practices. To enhance cross-border 
cooperation and build mutual understanding of national legal practices related to informants.
To build up expertise in the handling of Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS), especially in 
the crime area of Organised Property Crime.

Target audience

Experienced informant handling practitioners (informant control-
lers and/or managers of dedicated informant handling units).

Dates

Organiser/Venue

15/10-18/10/2019

CEPOL – Europol

Course 64/2019: Crisis hostage negotiation and crisis communication
Aim: To address the fundamental pre-requisites for a successful hostage negotiation in 
combination with crisis communication management. To improve crisis communication 
reflecting current increased digitization and use of social media on international scale and 
therefore keep the integrity of law enforcement communication to public.

Target audience

Law enforcement officials working in crisis hostage units and/
or law enforcement officials in leadership functions in the field 
of communication strategy formulation, also spokespersons or 
social media teams.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

14/10-18/10/2019

Greece

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Official CEPOL Online Module: Forensic Awareness for Police First Responders
Aim: The module aims at providing a stand-alone learning resource for police officers that act as 
first responders and to serve as a regular element in law enforcement training.

Target audience

Police officers who will at some point face the challenges and the multi-layered respon-
sibilities of being a first responder.

Study load

167 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

JIT
Set of activities:

Seminar 72/2019: Joint Investigation Teams – Implementation
Aim: To enhance the competences and deepen the understanding of the participants of the 
set-up and functioning of Joint Investigation Teams.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Law enforcement officers (26 funded by CEPOL) and judges/
prosecutors (12-14 funded by the EJTN).

02/04-05/04/2019

Germany (ERA) in 
cooperation with 
EJTN and Eurojust

Seminar 73/2019: Joint Investigation Team – Leadership
Aim: To enhance the competences and deepen the understanding of leading, set-up and 
functioning of Joint Investigation Teams.

Target audience

Dates

Organiser/Venue

Law enforcement officers (26 funded by CEPOL) and judges/
prosecutors (12-14 funded by EJTN) in particular potential 
leaders of Joint Investigation Teams.

25/11-29/11/2019

France ENSP in 
cooperation with 
EJTN and Eurojust

Seminar 74/2019: Joint Investigation Team – Western Balkans and Moldova
Aim: To promote the use of JIT with Western Balkan countries and Moldova. To enhance 
the competences and deepen the understanding about the set-up and functioning of Joint 
Investigation Teams. To identify the roles and responsibilities of JITs leaders, members and 
participants in order to create synergies and reinforce mutual trust and cooperation between 
prosecutors, judges and senior police officers leading/operating in a Joint Investigation Team.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers (22 funded by CEPOL), judges and 
prosecutors (funded by the EJTN) from PCC SEE contracting 
countries particularly those involved or likely to be involved as 
potential leaders and members of Joint Investigation Teams. 
Participation of maximum 12 officers from Western Balkan 
countries and 2 officers from Moldova is financed by CEPOL. 
(This potentially 14 officers shall be included in the 22 partici-
pants financed by CEPOL.)

Dates

Organiser/Venue

04/09-06/09/2019

Germany (ERA) in 
cooperation with 
EJTN and Eurojust

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Official CEPOL Online Module: Joint Investigation Teams
Aim: Raise awareness and understanding on how a JIT can benefit an investigation, and how it 
can be set up and run.

Target audience

Current and potential practitioners in the field of JITs intending to tackle international 
crime affecting two or more states. Practitioners may come from different back-
grounds, both law enforcement and judicial.

Study load

180 minutes

Self-enrolment for registered e-Net users

Disclaimer: The dates and location of the activities are subjected to changes across the year. To be aware 
of the latest information about our activities, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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Course 77/2019: Online hate speech
Aim: To enhance law enforcement response to online hate speech as a specific form of 
delinquency. To encourage the application of contemporary intelligence and investigation 
methods. To facilitate law enforcement cooperation and multidisciplinary approach concerning 
online hate speech.

Target audience

Law enforcement officers investigating online hate speech or in charge 
of coordinating policies to combat hate crime and hate speech.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

04/06-07/06/2019

Spain

Webinar 37/2019 – Hate crime: Bias indicators of HC recording
Aim: To give an overview on the Hate Crime issue and how LE can collaborate to mitigate it and 
help the victims

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in crime prevention

Date

October 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 38/2019 – Hate crime in the context of migration
Aim: To give an overview on the Hate Crime issue and to enhance response to hate crime as 
a specific form of delinquency in the context of migration

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in crime prevention

Date

October 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 69/2019 – Human rights and fundamental freedoms of law Enforcement Officers in the 
Court of Justice of the EU
Aim: To better understand the Human rights and fundamental freedoms as key components of 
planning and deploying Policing in the EU of their core characteristics that will inevitably result 
to better protection of the rights of the European citizens and all those subject to European law.

Target audience

Law Enforcement officials

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Date

October 2019

Webinar adhoc09/2019 – Risk assessment and management of gender based violence
Aim: To make awareness on risk assessment and management of gender based violence

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in gender based violence

Date

November 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Set of activities:

Course 99/2019: Fundamental Rights and Police Ethics – Step 1
Aim: To facilitate embedding of ethical behaviour in day to day police work and to enhance 
the integration of diversity issues into police management. To enhance the capacity of law 
enforcement personnel to take ethics concerned decisions and promote integrity with 
emphasis on common standards recognized at European and international level.

Target audience

Senior law enforcement officials (police, customs, border 
guards, correctional services etc.) and trainers involved in the 
practice, training and/or promotion of integrity, ethics and 
fundamental rights in policing as well as managing diversity.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

22/04-26/04/2019

Slovenia

Course 100/2019: Fundamental rights and Management of Diversity – Step 2
Aim: To raise awareness about the importance of ethical behaviour in day to day police work 
and to enhance the integration of diversity issues into police management. To prepare law 
enforcement personnel for interactions with persons from different cultures

Target audience

Senior law enforcement officials (police, customs, border 
guards, correctional services etc.) and trainers involved in the 
practice, training and/or promotion of integrity, ethics and 
fundamental rights in policing as well as managing diversity.

Dates

Organiser/Venue

08/07-12/07/2019

Austria

Disclaimer: The dates and location of the activities are subjected to changes across the year. To be aware 
of the latest information about our activities, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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Webinar 35/2019 – Crime prevention I: Predictive policing
Aim: To make awareness of predictive policing and present best practices

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in crime prevention

Date

22/05/2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Webinar 36/2019 – Crime prevention II: Measuring/mitigating feelings of insecurity (to be 
confirmed)
Aim: To present effective strategies to mitigate the feeling of insecurity

Target audience

All Law Enforcement officials interested in crime prevention

Date

November 2019

Recorded Webinar available on CEPOL e-Net.

Disclaimer: The dates and location of the activities are subjected to changes across the year. To be aware 
of the latest information about our activities, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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CEPOL Exchange Programme
The CEP is an Erasmus-style exchange programme that allows law enforcement officers to 
spend one week with a counterpart in their country, exchanging knowledge and good practices, 
initiating cooperation projects and fostering deep and long-lasting learning and networking 
opportunities.
The programme seeks to enhance cooperation in combating crime. It is based on mobility, 
mutual learning and provides participants with an opportunity to familiarise themselves with 
working methods of other countries. Such exchanges promote trust and cooperation between 
law enforcement officers from across Europe and beyond.
The programme fulfils one of CEPOL’s key objectives – developing a European law enforcement 
culture. It allows participants to spend a week (Monday – Friday) with a counterpart in a chosen 
hosting country.
The Exchange Programme is open to law enforcement officers from all EU Member States, EU 
Candidate Countries, Western Balkan and European Neighbourhood Policy Eastern Partnership 
countries. It is available for all law enforcement bodies.
In 2019, the programme has been further refined to better reflect requirements deriving from 
the EU Policy Cycle priorities as well as requests from Member States. Thematic areas of study 
are better synchronised with CEPOL’s overall training portfolio, which enables the Exchange 
Programme to complement CEPOL’s other training options, contributing to the agency’s multi-
layered approach to learning. The programme now also allows “pre-matched” participation 
where both exchangees give reference to each other in their applications ensuring full 
coherency with national priorities and requirements.
The programme has also been enhanced to encompass exchange opportunities related to 
border and coast guarding in close cooperation with Frontex.
The deadline for National Exchange Coordinators to nominate participants to take part in the 
2019 Exchange Programme is set to 1st of March 2019. A similar exchange programme is planned 
to be implemented in 2020.

For more information about the programme, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019European Joint Master Programme
The CEPOL European Joint Master Programme (EJMP) is an EU academic programme which aims 
to address common challenges of police cooperation in the frame of internal security. It provides 
students with science-based competences in a European community of practice.
This master programme is unique and complementary to the Higher Education Programme 
and to existing master programmes on policing in the EU Member States. The programme fully 
complies with the Bologna Declaration for higher education and the Dublin Descriptors, which 
are recognised by all universities in the European Union. This alignment warrants the academic 
quality, coherence, and consistency of the European Joint Master Programme.
The European Joint Master Programme (EJMP) is a very important learning programme in 
CEPOL’s portfolio, and is dedicated to the legal and operational aspects of international and 
European police cooperation. The academic programme is led by a Consortium of 21 partners 
and CEPOL. Accreditation has been provided by the Spanish accreditation institute ANECA and 
the master Diploma will be awarded by the Spanish University UNED.
The EJMP is addressed to senior law enforcement officers or experts in general management and 
specialist positions who intend to gain or improve competences in the field of international and 
European police and law enforcement management.
The language of the CEPOL European Joint Master Programme is English.
In the first European Joint Master Programme (2015-2017) 26 students graduated in 2017 and 
have received their Master Diploma.
In the second Master (2017-2019) 30 students have been enrolled to take part in 7 modules 
implemented by the following EU Member States:
 • Module one: Budapest, Hungary from 9-13 October 2017;
 • Module two: Tampere, Finland from 15-19 January 2018;
 • Module three: Italy from 26-30 March 2018;
 • Module four: Lithuania from 18-22 June 2018;
 • Module five: Romania from 24-28 September 2018;
 • Module six: Netherlands from 10-14 December 2018;
 • Module seven (Thesis): Implemented online by Estonia 16 February – 2 August 2019;
 • Graduation: 11 October 2019 in Budapest.

For more information about the programme, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Common Curricula
Common Curricula are learning material made available for Member States, providing 
recommendations concerning training on specific topics concerning law enforcement cross-
border cooperation and with a European Dimension. They are to be used for national training 
purposes in accordance with their needs, thus harmonising the level of knowledge and skills 
of national law enforcement staff throughout the European Union. Moreover, the Common 
Curricula also provide basic content for CEPOL’s residential activities based on CEPOL’s approach 
to learning and training.
CEPOL has developed Common Curricula on the following topics:

1.  Counterterrorism (CC05A)
2.  Police Ethics and Integrity (CC05D)
3.  Domestic Violence (CC06A)
4.  Money Laundering (CC06B)
5.  Trafficking in Human Beings (CC06C)
6.  Civilian Crisis Management (CC07A)
7.  Drug Trafficking (CC07B)
8.  Eurojust (CC13A)

Common Curricula are available under the Learning Management System (LMS), in the e-Net 
platform (https://enet.cepol.europa.eu), after logging in.
Each Common Curricula section provides a Curriculum Description, a Trainers Guide or Manual 
and a Study Guide as well as (in some cases) references, case studies, and other training material.
Aside from the Common Curricula, CEPOL has also produced the following Training Manuals and 
Training Curricula:
 • Manual on Training for SIRENE Operators (e-Net: Communities of Practice – SIRENE Platform)
 • Curriculum on Disaster Victim Identification for Practitioners, Coordinators and Trainers 

(e-Net: Project Spaces – Project Space: DVI Working Group (2015))

 • Drug Markets and Drug-Related Crime – Strategic Analysis – A joint CEPOL/EMCDDA Training 

Curriculum

For more information about the common curricula, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.cepol.europa.eu.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Administrative Information
Thank you for your interest in CEPOL.
Please read the important information below.
The most up to date information regarding all CEPOL activities can be found at www.cepol.
europa.eu/education-training/what-we-teach. Here you will find the dates and organisers of all 
the courses and seminars.

Registration procedure:
For classroom based activities, all applicants must register through their CEPOL National Units. 
You can find details of CEPOL National Units on page 70 – of this publication or on our website 
at www.cepol.europa.eu/contact. Registration generally opens two months before the planned 
start date. For online seminars, please follow the instructions on CEPOL’s website.

e-Net:
e-Net is an online platform designed to support the learning process. Through e-Net, 
participants will have access to all course information as well as to online learning products and 
communities of practice that offer the opportunity to add depth and length to the learning 
experience.
To register on the e-Net, follow the instructions that can be found on CEPOL’s website @ https://
enet.cepol.europa.eu/index.php?id=login-apply.

Languages:
With the exception of language development activities, all trainings will be delivered in 
English. Participants are therefore expected to have a good command of the English language. 
Translation services for participants are not provided.

Length of activities:
The length of the CEPOL activities varies. The most up to date information on each activity is 
available at www.cepol.europa.eu/education-training/what-we-teach.

Location:
Activities take place at different locations across the EU, usually at the premises of the organiser. 
This information is provided once the activity is open for registration.

For more information about our activities and how to participate, please visit CEPOL’s website @ www.
cepol.europa.eu.

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CEPOL Training Catalogue 2019Contact Information
For any further information, please contact CEPOL or your National Unit (CNU).

CEPOL:
CEPOL Training – training@cepol.europa.eu

CEPOL National Units:
Austria – austria@cepol.europa.eu
Belgium – belgium@cepol.europa.eu
Bulgaria – bulgaria@cepol.europa.eu
Croatia – croatia@cepol.europa.eu
Cyprus – cyprus@cepol.europa.eu
Czechia – czech.republic@cepol.europa.eu
Estonia – estonia@cepol.europa.eu
Finland – finland@cepol.europa.eu
France – france@cepol.europa.eu
Germany – germany@cepol.europa.eu
Greece – greece@cepol.europa.eu
Hungary – hungary@cepol.europa.eu
Ireland – ireland@cepol.europa.eu
Italy – italy@cepol.europa.eu
Latvia – latvia@cepol.europa.eu
Lithuania – lithuania@cepol.europa.eu
Luxembourg – luxembourg@cepol.europa.eu
Malta – malta@cepol.europa.eu
The Netherlands – netherlands@cepol.europa.eu
Poland – poland@cepol.europa.eu
Portugal – portugal@cepol.europa.eu
Romania – romania@cepol.europa.eu
Slovakia – slovakia@cepol.europa.eu
Slovenia – slovenia@cepol.europa.eu
Spain – spain@cepol.europa.eu
Sweden – sweden@cepol.europa.eu

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