Hellenic Naval Academy Athens – Greece Invitation

HELLENIC NAVAL ACADEMY ATHENS – GREECE INVITATION TO MARITIME SECURITY COMMON MODULE (European initiative for the exchange of young military officers, inspired by Erasmus) Dear Colleagues, The Hellenic Naval Academy under the auspices of the European Security and Defence College, in the framework of the European initiative for the exchange of young military officers, inspired by Erasmus, has the honour to organise a “Maritime Security” Common Module. The module consists of an e-Learning part, as well as a residential session, that would be held in the Hellenic Naval Academy, from 23 to 27 April 2018, both parts being compulsory. The Module is based on the EMILYO Maritime Security Standard Curriculum. Its aim is to introduce the participants in the contemporary maritime security environment, and to familiarize them with Maritime Security Concepts. The Module will also provide a general knowledge of the European Union Maritime Security Strategy, its history and development, its main principles along with the challenges of its implementation. We would be pleased if you would accept this invitation and nominate suitable candidates for this training activity. For further details, regarding the course and administrative information, please refer to the attachments. Looking forward to welcoming European Cadets, Young Military and Coastguard Officers, during the residential phase of the “Maritime Security” Common Module. Attachments - Administrative information - Application form - Module presentation HELLENIC NAVAL ACADEMY ATHENS – GREECE MARITIME SECURITY COMMON MODULE (European initiative for the exchange of young military officers, inspired by Erasmus) Hosted in Athens (GREECE) from 23rd to 27th Apr 2018 Administrative Information 1. General Forty (40) participants will be admitted including: - Navy and Costguard National Cadets / Young Military Officers - Army and Air Force National / Cadets / Young Military Officers - National Civilian University Students in Strategic Science - Foreign Cadets / Young Officers (Up to 20 participants) The module will be held in English language, thus an adequate level in the language is required (equivalent to CEFR Level 1 or NATO STANAG Level 2 for Military Personnel). A basic knowledge on the structure and history of the European Union is prerequisite. No course fees would be required. 2. Accommodation-Meals Accommodation: - For the participating cadets / young officers accommodation will be provided in the Academy's campus free of charge. - For the escorts and civilians, reservation at own arrangements in any hotel downtown Piraeus is recommended. Meals: Three (3) meals per day will be provided by the Hellenic Naval Academy in the Academy's campus free of charge. 3. Transportation Transportation from Athens International Airport (AIA) will be provided by the Hellenic Naval Academy on the 22nd Apr 2018 at 17:00 LT. A representative holding ''Hellenic Naval Academy'' sign will meet you at the arrival terminal of the airport. Transportation to Athens airport will be provided by the Hellenic Naval Academy on the 27th Apr 2018 at 17:00 LT. METRO, buses and taxi are also available from / to AIA to / from Piraeus at convenient prices. 4. Academy Location Hellenic Naval Academy, Hatzikyriakou Street No.147 (Terma), Piraeus, Athens. 5. Registration Please send the attached application form to the POC not later than 15 th March 2018 (flight info may be sent when available after registration). Registration is open on a “first come-first served” basis. Please be aware that according to the regulations, the participation to the residential session is feasible only after the successful accomplishment of the e-Learning part. The flight data would be required after the validation of the registration. 6. Dress Code: Arrival / Departure, Ice Breaking Event and Sightseeing: civilian clothing Opening / Closing Ceremony: official uniform Educational session: service uniform Dinners: smart casual 7. POC For further information please contact Lt Christos Kavousanos HN, Phone: +30 210 45 81366, [email protected] Application form ''Maritime Security'' Common Module Hellenic Naval Academy-ATHENS/GREECE 23th – 27th Apr 2018 Male Female Rank Family name First name Passport expiration Date of birth Nationality Passport number date Branch of Service (if available) Sending institution line number (if available) Mobile phone number e-mail address Arrival at at (arrival time [if Other Arrival On (arrival date) Athens Airport available]) **** Departure from At (departure time [if Other Departure On (departure date) Athens Airport available]) **** Special dietary or food restrictions due to medical or religious If yes, please specify food you can not eat reasons Additional remarks (need for special equipment, special travel arrangements, ….) Point of contact (POC) of sending institute Male Female Rank Family name First name POC’s phone POC’s e-mail address number * If you do not know your flight data at this stage you must send them later. Please send the application form to Lt Christos Kavousanos HN milmerasmus@sndmedumgr Common Module Implementation Group Maritime Security Doc.: Module Description Date : 23 May 2017 Origin: Hellenic Naval Academy Country Institution Common Module ECTS Greece Hellenic Naval Academy Maritime Security Module 2.0 Minimum Qualification for Lecturers Officers/Lecturers: Service o English: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) ALL Level B2 or NATO STANAG Level 3, o Expertise on Maritime Security Operations, o international experience. Civilians/Lecturers: Language o English: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) Level B2 or NATO STANAG Level 3, English o Expertise on relevant topics, o relevant academic publications. Prerequisites for international participants: Goal of the Module English: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) Level B1 or NATO STANAG Level 2, Introduction of the contemporary maritime At least 2 years of national military education, security environment and Basic knowledge of International Politics, EU, CFSP, CSDP via familiarisation of Officer the ESDC e-learning (AKU 1 and AKU 2), Cadets with Maritime Basic knowledge of sea’s law. Security Concepts Knows the EU and international maritime Security Law. Know- Knows the main aspects of modern maritime warfare and rules of engagement. ledge Has a basic knowledge on maritime security theories. Has a basic understanding of the EU maritime strategy. Finds a suitable solution in a complex and potentially dangerous maritime environment, to find a tactical solution to complete the mission. Has the necessary administrative skills for managing multinational naval Skills incidents. Manages stress situations, combining on the spot decisions and respect to the maritime law. Understands the course of action of the higher command level and takes the necessary initiative to contribute to its success. Learning outcomes Learning Compe- Is capable of making decisions in an unpredictable operating naval tences environment. Adapts to various types of conflicts, naval actions based on his/her knowledge. Evaluation of learning outcomes Test: Determination of entry level according to the learning outcomes of e-learning. Final evaluation according to ESDC’s guidelines. Observation: Throughout the module trainees are to be observed and evaluated on their understanding regarding the contemporary issues on the maritime domain. Discussion: Trainees are about to participate and present case studies. Organisational Skills: National students are being responsible for the organisation of parts of the Module. Goals to be achieved are issued and evaluated by the Course Director. Page 1 of 3 Created by Epameinondas Palmos (Lieutenant, Hellenic Navy) Date of issue: 28th of April, 2017 Revised by Christos Chatzis (Commander, Hellenic Navy) 6th of May, 2017 Revised by Col Dr. Gell (Chairman IG) 11th of May, 2017 Approved by the Implementation Group 23rd of May, 2017 Common Module Implementation Group Maritime Security Doc.: Module Description Date : 23 May 2017 Origin: Hellenic Naval Academy Module Details Recom- Main mended Details Topic WH History Maritime Security 8 Concept of Maritime Security – Threats and Challenges Concept International Law Framework Current Maritime Security Strategies under State actors Regional Maritime Security Initiatives State, regional and International Cooperation Structures for Maritime Security international aspects on 6 Maritime Security Capacity Building Initiatives Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) in a maritime Environment European Maritime Security Strategy EU Maritime Security EUMSS Action Plan 8 Strategy EU Strategy on the international maritime Environment Cyber Security Maritime Security EU Maritime Security Operations Operations, 4 EU Policing Operations Maritime Policy Maritime Security in the private Sector Globalisation Maritime Transport Significance of SLOCs 4 Infrastructure Security Need to secure (public /private Aspects) International Law EU Maritime Security Surveillance Systems Technology Usage on AIS 4 Maritime Security Network based Approach Further Developments Total 34 Additional hours (WH) to increase the learning outcomes Separate hours per day for in-depth-studies on an as- Self-Studies 16 required basis including e-learning in advance (AKU 1 and AKU 2). Remarks: The Module encourages the active participation of students. Total WH 50 The detailed amount of hours for the respective main topic

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