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explosives detection, narcotics detection, use of force), a wide range of training standards and
products aimed at supporting the future certification of EUBG dog handlers. The standards
developed for dog training will be implemented in 2013.
Budget: EUR 280.000
Training for Schengen Evaluators (Scheval Training).
The Basic Course for Schengen Evaluators is a one-week training programme for nominated
experts from MS/SAC focusing on how to carry out the Evaluation Mission. The training provides
additional competence to the experts leading the Schengen Evaluation.
For 2013, it is planned to implement a mechanism to evaluate conformity with Fundamental
Rights provisions with the support of FRA.
Budget: EUR 180.000
A Fundamental Rights Manual aims to provide trainers in the MS/SAC with an up-to-date
training methodology specifically tailored to increase the knowledge and skills of border guard
officers in the field of fundamental rights and international protection. The implementation of
this is planned to take place in 2013.
Budget: EUR 180.000
“Common Standards for Escort Officers I Joint Return flights” provides standards for the
training of MS/SAC escort leaders and escort officers, with the implementation of the
developed curriculum and the qualification of multipliers to take place in 2013.
Budget: EUR 200.000
“English language Training for Practitioners/Language Instructors” is a tailored training
aimed at enhancing language knowledge specific for a certain field of border guarding.
“The Training for Practitioners/Language Instructors at airports: basic and advanced level”
is designed as a multiplier training in order to reach a large number of border guards working
at airports and to enhance their English knowledge as required for performing daily tasks at
airports, and also for joint operations at airports coordinated by Frontex.
For 2013 it is planned to further develop these tools in terms of functionality and scope. These
products shall also be adapted to other areas of operation.
Budget: EUR 230.000
Furthermore, “Tactical, Operational and Strategic Risk Analysis training” is planned, focusing
on enhancing the competences of first and second line officers in the operational area and
enabling them to understand their role in the information chain. The training will also address
the qualification of national experts on CIRAM. In 2013, CIRAM training will be developed in
close cooperation with Risk Analysis. Scope and budget will be allocated accordingly as soon as
parameters are defined.
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