hostile environments
Safety and medical training for media workers
Lazarus Training provides safety and medical training for media workers preparing or expecting to work in challenging environments. Whether in a remote location, post disaster zone or a hostile environment,…
Safety training for staff of the UNODC field offices
With a high risk profile it might be time to consider safety training for staff of the UNODC field offices. Specifically face to face training covering topics such as first…
Hostile environments training for media workers
Hostile environments training for media is aimed at providing skills and knowledge to help media workers prepare for and function within potentially hostile environments. Lazarus Training has preset designed hostile…
First Aid in Hostile Locations
First Aid in Hostile Environments training is aimed at people travelling remote from professional medical care, especially media workers in warzones or disaster areas. When you cannot just pick up…
Hostile environments training in Uganda
Many journalists find themselves experiencing threats and difficulties whilst working in Uganda. One part of the strategy to protect them might be Hostile Environments Training in Uganda itself. There is…
Hostile Environments Awareness Training in Asia
Working within the briefing from the client, Lazarus Training was able to deploy to provide hostile environments awareness training in Asia within a couple of weeks of the training request…
New dates for FPOS I courses near London
Looking for FPOS I courses near London? Good News- Lazarus Training which is based in Essex has begun to release its dates for 2016. Due to demand we will be…
Lazarus Training, and its delegates, joins the fight against malaria.
Malaria kills. Figures from many of the charities working in the fight against malaria suggest that the death rate could be higher than 500,000 annual. As the more vulnerable members…
Freelancer safety training- a view point on National Freelancers Day
Media from hostile environments is increasingly gathered by freelancers, as the bigger organisations take a more risk adverse outlook. Often the freelancer finds themselves plunged into the situation and reporting…