Hostile Environment Awareness training (HEAT) is a form of high-fidelity stress exposure training that combines theory with high-stress and highly realistic simulation training. This is a well-researched concept in the field of psychology that is commonly used to train people working in high stress environments. The training is gradual: starting with theory, it then moves to guided exercises to make participants comfortable with each concept. The intensity levels increase each day so that participants can practice their new skills under more realistic conditions. Duration: 6 days (approximately 72 hrs of participatory training and simulation exercises)
|
Issuer |
Norwegian Refugee Council |
|
Issued On |
1782648000 |
|
Expires |
1882526400 |
Check that the badge was awarded to the correct recipient by entering their email address: