New I Learn Catalog - June 22

INTERPOL E-LEARNING COURSE CATALOG
CATEGORY : Crime Areas
Training Programme : Border Management
Course Title : Course No :

Strengthening Border Management in West Africa 2-925
Course Description : Certificate upon completion : Year of Creation : 2015
Strengthening Border Management in West Africa e-learning Course.Through practical
guidelines, tips and techniques, it helps officers working in border environments to better
identify and intercept illicit goods or persons at border crossings, while ensuring that
legitimate goods and travellers are able to pass without unnecessary impediments. Consists of
8 Modules; MODULE 1 - Introduction, MODULE 2 - Illegal Migration, MODULE 3 - Fraudulent
Documents, MODULE 4 - Stolen Motor Vehicles, MODULE 5 - Bulk Cash Smuggling, MODULE
6 - Drug Trafficking, MODULE 7 - Firearms Trafficking, MODULE 8 - General Assessment
Access by LEA : Number of Modules : 8 Length in minutes : 160
Access by LEA (non-Police) :
Languages : English French Spanish Arabic Other
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INTERPOL Security Document Examination 2-927
This scenario based e-learning course intends to support members of Law Enforcement
Agencies to reinforce both forensic document examination and operational capacities by
implementing collaborative forensic document examination strategies so as to enable them to
carry out efficient border control measures. This will allow the development of national
security intelligence into evidence in the fight against counterfeiting of security documents to
include travel documents and ID cards used to aid criminal acts across borders.
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Watermarks in Security Documents 2-946
In this course you will learn how watermarks are produced and the best way to examine a
watermark. The Course will show how genuine and imitation watermarks appear under
different light sources.
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Machine Readable Zone in Security Documents 2-948
This course explains what the Machine Readable Zone (MRZ), looks like in passports, visas and
ID Cards, including number of characteristics in an MRZ, the relationship between the variable
information in the visual inspection zone and the MRZ, also it shows the overall shape and
height of the characters in an MRZ.
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Training Programme : Counter Terrorism

OSCE Webinar - Human Trafficking and Terrorism Nexus 1-020
OSCE has launched a research study on; where and how trafficking in human beings and
terrorism intersect. Subsequently, OSCE organized a Webinar with a special focus for
INTERPOL Criminal Intelligence Officers on the findings of this research study. The module
contains recording of this Webinar for the purpose of “further study” material.
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Radiological Crime Scene Management 1-026
INTERPOL Radiological and Nuclear Terrorism Prevention Unit, CBRNE SD, has recently
produced a Radiological Crime Scene Management video which runs through a scenario
requiring the recovery of forensic evidence from a crime scene contaminated with cesium. The
video shows the necessary stages and expertise required to safely deal with such a scene,
involving: Explosive Assessment; All Hazards Assessment; Forensic Recovery; Shielding of a
Radioactive Source; Decontamination; and Safe Undressing of Responders.
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Counter Terrorism Guidelines 1-036
Evidence Collection Guideline and Model for a National CT Strategy
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E-course on Counter-Terrorism Investigations in Online Terrorism Cases 2-788
The objective of Course to support national efforts to counter and prevent the Foreign
Terrorist Fighter (FTF) phenomenon by sharing good practices with law enforcement officials
on how to use the Internet and social media for counter-terrorism investigations.The Course is
divided into three Sections: The evolving threat and use of the Internet, including social media,
for terrorist purposes, Good practices in conducting an online investigation for counter-
terrorism purposes, and Steps for requesting the preservation and collection of electronic
evidence, including from service providers.
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Radiological & Nuclear Terrorism 2-922
The course is divided in 6 modules covering the different aspects of radiological and nuclear
terrorism, including radiation basics, risks and threats, detection methods, trafficking, incident
prevention, preparedness and response to media management.This course is intended
primarily for law enforcement and other entities that can play a role in the preparedness and
response to criminal and terrorist attacks involving nuclear and other radioactive materials. It
is also valuable for external auditors who wish to increase their awareness and preparedness
in case of incident.
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Bioterrorism Incident Pre-Planning and Response e-learning Course 2-944
This course is intended for the use of law enforcement officers and stakeholders from other
sectors, who can play a role in bioterrorism preparedness and response. It outlines basic
concepts, best practice techniques and procedures related to bioterrorism prevention and
response.
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Risk Communication in a Biological Incident 2-951
Description: This course is designed to explain the concept of risk perception, explain the
challenges of risk communication depending on the type of biological incidents, describe the
basic principles of risk communication, list the main principles of rumor management, and
describe how to use community resources for better risk communication.
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HOTSPOT Field Deployment e-learning Course 2-968
This course serves as an introduction and explanation on HOTSPOT Project Field Deployment.
HOTSPOT is a project aiming to support attending beneficiary countries in their fight with FTFs
(foreign terrorist fighters) and their affiliates, which might misleading irregular migrants’ flow
entering their territory illegally. This is based on collecting of biometrics from those individuals
directly at the spot, mainly in the Reception centers for foreigners and crosschecking such data
against INTERPOL databases online.
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Training Programme : Criminal Analysis

Open Source Intelligence in Investigations 2-932
The learning objective of the course is to explain what the "Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)"
is, and to demonstrate some Open Source Intelligence techniques as well as to help identify
some Open Source Intelligence tools.
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Training Programme : Cyber Crime

Cyber Crime Fighting - Course 2-003
Video training program on Cyber Crime Fighting divided into 13 chapters and aims at giving the
necessary tools and knowledge to Law Enforcement Officers who are new to cybercrime.
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Identifying and Seizing Digital Evidence Course 2-086
This e-learning course has been produced as part of phase two of the ASEAN Cyber Capacity
Development Project (ACCDP). The ACCDP is a project that is funded by the Japan-ASEAN
Integration Fund via the ASEAN Secretariat and with the Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs as
the project proponent. INTERPOL is the implementing agency. This project aims to strengthen
the ability of countries to combat cyber crime and work together as a region and
internationally.
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How to build a safe working environment to conduct online investigation 2-203
The Goal of this Module is: To recognize the importance of securing their online work
environment before conducting online investigations.The learning objectives of this course
are: After completing this module, participants will be able to: Identify possible individual and
organizational risks which can result from not having secured your online working
environment prior to conducting an investigation; Summarize the four main points of
vulnerability that can compromise your online security; Suggest at least five ways to properly
create a more secure online working environment; Exercise good judgement and discretion
with personal information shared on social media.
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Dark Web Investigation Fundamentals 2-926
The aim of this course is to teach users the basics of Dark Web investigation. This course
addresses the need of law enforcement officers to better understand the basics of Dark Web
and investigate it more effectively. After completing this course, you will be able to Identify
the two methods of accessing the Dark Web, learn how Tor works and learn three
investigation and searching techniques for Dark Web Information.
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E-Mail Investigations 2-929
The goal of this course is to demonstrate how email communications are carried out and how
this can be traced to source by examining extended metadata. Also discussed will be some anti
forensic techniques that can be employed to avoid the traceability of emails.At the end of the
course, participants will be able to summarize the operation of e-mail, differentiate between
types of e-mail, discuss the different components of an email, interpret e-mail headers,
understand the concept of anonymity and discuss the issues regarding traceability.
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Introduction to Digital Forensics 2-930
The goal of this course is to demonstrate how to plan and conduct a search and seizure
operation at a high-tech crime scene. Also discussed will be the principles for the seizure of
electronic evidence, various anti-forensic techniques that are employed by suspects and the
importance of live data forensics in relation to volatile memory.
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INTERNET Basics e-learning Course 2-931
This Course provides information on the basic understanding of network infrastructure, the
concept of IP addresses and domain Names, how to trace IP address over the Internet and
how to identify the registrar of a domain name. The course is divided in two parts; ·
Module 1: General Information for Online tracking · Module 2: Introduction to
Networks
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Darknet Course - CEPOL & INTERPOL 2-947
The size of the darknet, the number of possible investigations and the complex nature of
global coordination can seem overwhelming. It is important that investigators who would not
normally be involved in ‘cyber’ crimes understand how technology is changing crime, how to
identify that crime and how it can be successfully investigated.
Therefore the following module is designed to give you a general understanding of the
darknet, the way criminals use it and how technology supports them.
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Training Programme : Financial Crimes

Financial crime Investigations related to the Forestry Sector 2-934
Participants will enhance their skills in investigating financial crimes, specifically money
laundering, related to the forest sector.
At the end of the course, participants will define money laundering, by memory, according to
FATF standards, will list 3 channels of international cooperation available for investigating
money laundering, as mentioned during the instruction, will outline how the international
trade system is misused to launder criminal proceeds according to FATF publications on trade
based money laundering and will describe the difference between shell and shelf companies
according to international standards concerning beneficial ownership.
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Introduction to Money Laundering 2-954
This course is suited for officers working on any crime area. Learners will gain a basic
understanding of money laundering.
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Training Programme : Forensics

Introduction to the Management of a Crime Scene 2-888
This course is the result of a partnership between INTERPOL and FORENSIC NOW. This online
course is an introduction to the modern investigation of a crime scene. It intends to give basic
learning to its viewers in order for them to understand the role of each actors concerned by it;
but also to observe the successive steps.
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Crime Scene Investigation e-learning Course 2-889
Six modules regarding; Biological Evidence, Crime Scene Documentation, Crime Scene
Management, Crime Scene Photography, Fingerprints and Processing and Packaging Physical
Evidence
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E-Learning Course on Colour-Shifting Inks 2-933
This course focus on SPARK® and OVI® colour-shifting security inks, demonstrating practical
examples of how to authenticate them and how to recognize a genuine from a counterfeit.
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Training Programme : Human Related Crimes

E-Learning Course on People Smuggling and Trafficking-Basic Level 2-071
This course is divided into two complementary modules. The first module provides the user
with basic knowledge of crimes related to Trafficking in Human Beings (Palermo
protocol,terminology, figures and trends) and the second module provides the user with the
basic knowledge related to People Smuggling.
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Trafficking in Human Beings e-learning Course 2-505
To understand the key elements of Trafficking in Human Beings (THB), the definition and the
legislation as provided by the United Nations, to distinguish between Trafficking in Human
Beings and Smuggling of Migrants, to equip investigators with requisite skills and knowledge in
identifying victims of trafficking, to explain important link between the investigation and
providing support for the victim, which is considered the central aim of Trafficking in Human
Beings investigations, to conduct interviews of Trafficking in Human Beings victims, using the
PEACE Model, to understand the importance of risk assessment during an investigation, to
equip participants with requisite investigative skills in Human Trafficking, to understand the
importance of relevant intelligence gathering in combatting traffickers and, to explain the
range of methods by which good quality intelligence can be identified, sourced, gathered,
evaluated, and exchanged.
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Identifying a person in a facial photograph 2-608
One of the more common tactics used by international organized crime groups is the use of
imposters and look-alikes to facilitate the travel and stay of illegal migrants. The enhanced
ability to identify a person based on a photograph in a passport or other document greatly
improves the detection of imposters. Often times, the person presenting the document may
look like the person in the photograph but be someone else. The document presented may
have been stolen or may belong to a close family member that looks similar to them. This
course will familiarize users with ways of developing and improving their identification skills
and identification routines. Users will learn about basic elements of various facial features as
well as how ageing and weight change can affect facial features.
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Crimes Against Children 2-945
This e-learning course is divided into three parts: first module covers international efforts to
combat child exploitation, and some major forms of international crimes against children. The
second module focuses on internet facilitated crimes against children, as well as the
investigation of child abuse images and victim identification. And the last module covers
investigative guidelines and best practices. By the end of the module Participants should have
a basic understanding of the sources of investigations, particularly of computer or internet-
related crimes, and some best practices of gathering digital evidence. Participants will also be
introduced to the importance of a child’s testimony and prioritization of the child victim
statement, and some best practices in eliciting this statement and adducing it in a court of law.
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Training Programme : Illicit Markets

Stolen Vehicle FORMATRAIN - Course 2-027
This course encompasses 8 modules. The first seven modules cover best practices and basic
knowledge related to the tracing and identification of stolen motor vehicles. This section
comprises a final assessment. The last module is dedicated to advanced techniques in the field
of stolen vehicles investigations.
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Drug Investigations - Course 2-028
This course is designed to equip law enforcement personnel and field investigators with the
necessary theoretical knowledge and tools to effectively conduct anti-drugs operations or
investigations.
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Wildlife Crime Scene Investigation e-learning Course 2-043
The purpose of this course is to provide a series of suggested guidelines to assist wildlife
investigators in properly locating, documenting, collecting, marking (for later identification),
preserving, packaging and transporti ng those items of physical evidence and then successfully
presenti ng that evidence in a court of law
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Forest Crime e-learning Course 2-046
This e-learning course is designed to provide insight and assist front-line law enforcement
officers who encounter logging activities or monitor different parts of the timber supply chain.
It aims to help users to identify forest crimes and what makes timber illegal, to distinguish
common methods of concealment and to understand how to investigate forest crimes with
key investigative tools.
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Criminal Investigations into Forest Fires 2-047
This cours aims to provide information on how the fire spread from its initial point of origin,
select the area where the fire is most likely to have started, and identify the fire’s exact point
of origin in the area.
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The International IP Crime Investigators College 2-072
This course introduces the intellectual property crimes, provides law enforcement officers
with basic and intermediate skillset and knowledge encompassing general
awareness,investigative tools, effective partnerships and consequences of IP crimes. The
module also introduces the INTERPOL intellectual property program.
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International Law Enforcement cooperation in the Fisheries sector 2-087
This course introduces;
* the major factors that contribute to the need for international cooperation in the fisheries
sector,
* the main pieces of legislation that can be used to combat crimes in the fisheries sector at the
international, regional and national levels,
* specific tools and teams created for cooperation between INTERPOL and various national
agencies in the fisheries sector, and giveS national and regional authorities working on matters
related to illegal fishing a guide to; some of the tools and processes available to them for
obtaining information, and/or mutual legal assistance from other states, regional organizations
and INTERPOL.
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Curso Básico Antidrogas 2-605
This Course provided by Colombian Authorities
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Training Programme : Investigations

Interview and Interrogation Extended E-Learning Couse 2-999
This course will introduce the audience to the basic concepts of conducting a witness
screening interview and theme-based interrogation. Students will learn the theory behind the
communication process and focus on the behaviors exhibited by both truthful and deceptive
persons with an emphasis on the behavior exhibited by a deceptive person. Instruction will
identify and describe the differences between a witness interview and theme-based suspect
interrogation. In addition, students will discuss the laws that make a confession admissible in
court.
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CATEGORY : INTERPOL Policing Capabilities
Training Programme : INTERPOL Communication Systems

I24/7 Security 2-004
Gives a detailed description of the security features of the I-24/7 system (purpose and
functionalities of the I-24/7, operational procedures, gateways, resources)
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I-24/7 General Introduction 2-055
Gives an exhaustive overview of the security and operational features of the I-24/7 system
(purpose and functionalities of the I-24/7, operational databases, technical particularities and
expansion possibilities beyond the NCBs). Target Group: INTERPOL staff and Law Enforcement
Agents willing to understand the INTERPOL’s ways of facilitating police information exchange.
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Training Programme : INTERPOL Databases

e-ASF2: Cours des bases de données d'INTERPOL 1-029
Enables the user to understand the use of andfeatures of the E-ASF2 web service (simple
searches in the Nominal,SLTD, SAD, SMV databases, batch searches in the Nominal,
SMVdatabases).
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Stolen and Lost Travel Documents Database 2-060
Provides the user with a detailed description of the Stolen and Lost Travel Documents (SLTD)
database. This includes a brief history and an overview of the operational procedure related to
the use of this database.
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INTERPOL DNA Database and International DNA Data Exchange 2-202
Objective of this course is to define the characteristics of the INTERPOL DNA Database; to
identify the quality and format requirements for the international exchange of DNA profiles
and to list the various transmission options for the international exchange of DNA profiles.
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Backlog Management of the ICSE Database 2-950
ICSE version 4 enhances the “Upload results” page of the ICSE database. In version 4, “Upload
results” is called “Backlog management”. This section allows the user to group, bounce and
validate media into ICSE. The primary aim of this feature is to help users create series more
easily by grouping their media.
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Training Programme : INTERPOL Innovation Centre

Artificial Intelligence 2-935/1
Consists of 13 videos on Artificial Intelligence.
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Digital Forensics 2-935/2
Consists of 82 videos on Digital Forensics.
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Cryptography and Privacy 2-935/3
Consists of 39 videos on Cryptography and Privacy.
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Digital Disruption 2-935/4
Consists of 85 videos on Digital Disruption.
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Training Programme : INTERPOL Services

INTERPOL Illicit Arms Records and tracing Management System (iARM) 1-027
This course explains the INTERPOL Illicit Arms Records and tracing Management System
(iARMS) application from a user perspective. It provides information on the main concept and
the functionalities of the iARMS application. The intended audience for this course is the end-
users of iARMS.
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INTERPOL’s Legal Framework for users of CCP Operation 1-201
The Cybercrime Collaborative Platform – Operation is an online collaborative platform for
exchange of operational information. The CCP Platform hosts multiple independent
workspaces enabling operational stakeholders to share intelligence in an interactive and
secure environment. The purpose of this e-learning course is just to provide a brief
information on INTERPOL’s Legal Framework for users of CCP Operation.
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INSIGHT - INTERPOL Analytical Platform 1-780
INSIGHT is a secure, intelligent, future-oriented platform that addresses global data challenges
and enhances INTERPOL’s criminal intelligence capabilities and collaboration with its member
countries. This e-learning course provides a full picture on this platform.
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INTERPOL Information System 2-020
Defines the frame and rules of criminal data exchange through the INTERPOL channels.
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INTERPOL's Firearms Reference Table (IFRT) 2-022
This module is intended to provide basic awareness on Firearms identification and to
demonstrate the efficient use of the INTERPOL Firearms Reference Table (IFRT).
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INTERPOL Batch Search Web Service (I-batch) 2-041
This two-hour module gives the user a detailed and exhaustive explanation of the I-Batch
features and procedures.Target Group: INTERPOL staff and Law Enforcement Agents having
access to the I-24/7 system through Mind or Find
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Introduction to Criminal Intelligence Analysis e-learning Course 2-050
The purpose of this E-learning course is to give an introduction the basic concepts, methods,
and processes of criminal intelligence analysis. The objectives of the course are to cover the
definition and purpose of criminal nalysis, to understand the six steps of the intelligence cycle,
to review the different types of criminal intelligence analysis and to learn about criminal
intelligence analysis at the INTERPOL General Secretariat.
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I-link e-learning Course 2-059
In-depth introduction to the I-Link portal, an INTERPOLweb service that streamlines all the
databases available on theI-24/7 portal and enables NCB users to request the publication
ofINTERPOL Notices.
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INTERPOL Secure Collaborative Platform 2-780
The Secure Collaborative Platform (SCP) is an online information exchange platform designed
to enhance knowledge sharing and international cooperation between IPSG, NCBs, national
law enforcement agencies and private entities. In this e-learning course, user will learn about
SCP, the user roles and responsibilities and how to contribute to this platform.
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The Automated Fingerprints Identification System (AFIS) 2-919
Purpose of this course is to help learner to define the legal frame for biometric data
transmission through the IP channels, to identify the INTERPOL security features for biometric
data transmission, to apply the operational procedure to transmit biometric data through the
INTERPOL channels and to apply the necessary protocol to use the AFIS gateway.Purpose of
this course is to help learner to define the legal frame for biometric data transmission through
the IP channels, to identify the INTERPOL security features for biometric data transmission, to
apply the operational procedure to transmit biometric data through the INTERPOL channels
and to apply the necessary protocol to use the AFIS gateway.
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Basics on Document Security 2-921
After completion of the course, the official will be familiar with the activities of the INTERPOL's
Counterfeit Currency & Security Documents Branch, know why document security is required,
know potential threats to document security, be familiar with how document counterfeiting
can be prevented, identify basic equipment for document examination, recognize key
information relating to machine readable travel documents, and, improve co-ordination at the
operational level, especially in the area of Border Security Management.
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IDEA - E-learning Course on INTERPOL Policing Capabilities for First Line 2-924
The content of this e-Learning course for First Line Border Police Officers comprises three
modules. The first module covers the general introduction about INTERPOL and its policing
capabilities, including a general overview of databases, the global communication information
systems and data processing applications. The second module provides an in-depth
explanation on the databases used for automated border control such as SLTD, ICIS, SVD and
SMV. The third module explores the future of INTERPOL policing capabilities for first line
border police officers, including the reinforced cooperation with Frontex.
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e-learning course on WAPIS System 2-936
At the end of the course :Participants will understand the “nuts and bolts” of the WAPIS
programme and system and will familiarize themselves with their role in the WAPIS system
information chain
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Introduction to I-Workflow and ICIS e-learning Course 2-967
This e-learning course has been designed for all General Secretariat staff who wish to have an
overview of the ICIS database and the I-Workflow application. By the end of this course, users
will able to define I-Workflow and ICIS, understand how ICIS and I-Workflow interconnect,
identify police data, distinguish between I-Workflow and Outlook, explain the principles of
police data processing in I-Workflow and assess the need to request access to ICIS and I-
Workflow.
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CATEGORY : Legal Cooperation
Training Programme : INTERPOL Cooperation

e-learning course on INTERPOL-UNSC Special Notice 1-777
This course is divided into five modules that aim to provide a general understanding of the
following topics: the relationship between Interpol and the UN, as well as the cooperation
between INTERPOL and the United Nation Security Council Sanctions Committees.
Additionally, the Course goal is to provide the user with an in-depth understanding of the
INTERPOL -UNSC Special Notice, an INTERPOL tool created to enforce the UNSC sanctions
regimes implementation by circulating relevant information, related to entities and individuals
subject to UNSC sanctions, to an extended law enforcement network. The user will also find
practical examples on how to improve the sanctions lists and implement the sanctions regimes
through the testimony of various experts.
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E-learning module on electronic evidence 1-779
The goal of this e-learning course is to show users on how to obtain digital evidence from
foreign countries. As an illustration, it will mainly be taken the service providers of the United
States as examples.
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Cooperation with International Criminal Courts 2-063
The objective of the course is to outline the particularities of the international criminal
tribunals, and to introduce how INTERPOL cooperates with these tribunals.
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Training Programme : INTERPOL Legal

Application of Article 3 of INTERPOL's Constitution 2-040
An in-depth applicati on of Arti cle 3 of INTERPOL’s Constitution in the context of the
processing of informati on via INTERPOL’s Channels.
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Locate, arrest and extradite persons wanted at international level 2-061
This course examines one of the foundations of INTERPOL’s mandate, cooperation among
Member States in the search, arrest and extradition of suspected or convicted criminals.
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Collecting & exchanging information and evidence at international level 2-062
The aim of this course is to give an outline of mutual legal assistance, in particular in relation
to the exchange of police information, and to present the role of INTERPOL in this mechanism
of cooperation.
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CATEGORY : Professional Policing Capabilities and Staff Development
Training Programme : Professional Policing Capabilities

E-learning on Gender Mainstreaming in Law Enforcement 2-803
After the course, the participants should be able to:
-Define the concept of gender and gender mainstreaming, how they relate and why it is
important for policing work;
-Apply a gender perspective to various areas of law enforcement work, including planning
and operations as well as internal policies; and
-Indicate the main international legal and policy frameworks relevant to gender
mainstreaming and women, peace and security and why they are relevant for law
enforcement.
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Human Rights Considerations for Law Enforcement E-learning Course 2-923
This course aims to provide you with an understanding of human rights legal instruments and
international treaties, to reflect best practices, and to assist INTERPOL member countries in
their efforts to promote and protect human rights.
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Training Programme : Staff Development

Manager Development Course guide (Supervisory Skills) 0-034
This is the participant guide used for the Manager Development Course
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Stress and Decision Making (Reading) 1-004
A research study by Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) regarding Stress and
Decision Making. It is a PDF doc for reading only.
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INTERPOL : An Intergovernmental Organization 1-014a
Gives an overview of the history, core functions, structure, management and governance of
INTERPOL.
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General Overview of INTERPOL 1-015
A presentation with audio which includes and overview of lNTERPOL, the creation of it, the
structure, management and governance. Topics include core functions, such a I-24/7,
operational data services and databases, priority crime areas.
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The 5 Secrets of Excellent Speakers 1-030
This video comes in preparation to the “Effective Presentation Skills” training sessions
organized by the General Secretariat of INTERPOL.
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Cultural Adjustment 1-033
The aim of this tutorial is to :1- Help new expatriates and local staff to understand the
psychological process newcomers from overseas will go through after settling in a new
country, and to manage it better,2- Sensitize new expatriates and local staff to apply INTERPOL
values and core competencies (respect & ability to communicate well) on cultural adjustment
in order to interact smoothly with tact.
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How to Create Training Video using PowerPoint 1-200
One of the favorite features in PowerPoint is saving the PowerPoint slideshow as a video. This
short module intends to explain how to do it from scratch, giving step-by-step instructions.
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INTERPOL Leadership Exchange 1-778
This video-based course offer an outstanding opportunity to share the sincere thoughts of
some Police leaders around the world, about leadership, more specifically about the following
two questions on leadership;?What is leadership ? What are the qualities of excellent leaders ?
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Managing Time at Work 2-021
This will help learners to gain more control of time, establish priorities,identify and reduce
time wasters, and learn two tools to focus on what is important for you. This course is usually
delivered through in-person training.However many interested participants are not available
to attend the workshops in person and to utilize the valuable tools and skills discussed and
practiced throughout the session.
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Effective Interpersonal Communication 2-026
The aim of this course is to help users create healthy and productive relationships at work by
becoming aware of how they function in their interactions with others at work, identifying
development opportunities and earning techniques to communicate effectively within and
outside of their teams.
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Living better with Stress 2-030
Stress influences our behaviour and the way we relate to other people. It is therefore useful to
be aware of our own reactions to stress, as well as of the first signals ofstress that our body is
sending. This course will define stress and explain the stress factors in professional life, how to
react to stress, causes and symptoms of stress and finally how to live better with stress.
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INTERPOL Confidentiality Regime 2-035
This course aims to present INTERPOL's Confidentiality Regime. At the end of this course, users
will be able to evaluate the sensitivity of a piece of police information and know which
classification level to use, and know what are the appropriate security measures applied to
each classification level, i.e. the steps to follow to access information, and the specific rules to
apply when handling classified police information.
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FROST - Field Risk Online Security Training 2-044
This course will help INTERPOL officials gaining awareness of the types of risks they may
encounter during a mission abroad; it will provide them with practical elements of response if
an incident threatening their security occurs .
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INTERPOL E-LEARNING COURSE CATALOG

CATEGORY : Crime Areas

Training Programme : Border Management

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Training Programme : Cyber Crime

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Training Programme : Investigations

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CATEGORY : INTERPOL Policing Capabilities

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Training Programme : INTERPOL Databases

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