Annual report on the educational institution’s activities
Defender Ukrainian Training Centre provides education focused on vocational training and developing learners’ knowledge and practical skills in safety, civil protection and emergency response.
Main areas of activity
During the reporting period, the Training Centre worked in the following main areas:
- vocational preparation and training under the applicable legal authorisations and approved curricula;
- fire safety training;
- occupational safety training;
- first aid training;
- education and practical training in civil protection;
- training related to mine action and safe behaviour when explosive ordnance is discovered;
- specialist training for businesses, institutions, organisations and communities;
- improving teaching resources, facilities and equipment.
Organisation of education
Education is organised in accordance with Ukrainian legislation, approved curricula and the Training Centre’s internal documents.
Training combines theory, practical classes, rehearsing response procedures and assessing acquired knowledge and skills.
Classes are delivered by teachers, instructors and subject specialists with relevant education, qualifications and practical experience.
Results of activities
During the reporting period, the Training Centre delivered educational and practical training activities in its designated fields.
Particular attention was paid to practical learning, updating materials, improving training quality and developing safe behaviour and emergency response skills.
Development of the Training Centre
Future priorities include expanding educational opportunities, improving curricula and facilities, attracting qualified specialists and introducing modern practical teaching methods.
Defender Ukrainian Training Centre will continue developing education focused on high-quality practical training and improving public safety.