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Training

Training is a vital part of being a Civilian Response Corps (CRC) member. In order to provide Reconstruction and Stabilization efforts both in and out of the field, CRC members must have the proper training. Please see the currently list of available trainings below. Course descriptions and registration processes are listed as well.

Note: All CRC-A and CRC-S member training is funded by DCHA/OCR. This includes travel and per diem costs for those CRC members who are coming in from the field. No costs will be incurred by your home office of mission.

PD573: Introduction to Interagency Reconstruction & Stabilization Operations

(Online Course and Prerequisite for RS500)

This online course, provided through S/CRS and FSI, is a pre-requisite for RS500- Foundations of Interagency Reconstruction & Stabilization Operations. It provides an introduction to Reconstruction & Stabilization (R&S) operations by familiarizing participants with the mission of the State Department's Office of the Coordinator for Reconstruction & Stabilization, key terminology, R&S authorities and principles, the Interagency Management System, and tools and frameworks related to USG R&S operation implementation.

RS500: Foundations to Interagency Reconstruction & Stabilization Operations

This two-week classroom-based course, provided through S/CRS and FSI, builds off the pre-requisite online course to further familiarize participants with R&S operations; including the different types of operating environments, people, and organizations that Corps members are likely to encounter in the field. Participants will expand their understanding of R&S tools, frameworks, and concepts through readings, discussion, simulations, and exercises.

Registration

  1. Fill out only the first two pages of the registration forms for BOTH the PD 573 and the RS500 courses and have your Supervisor sign (only 1 signature even though it requests 2).
  2. Scan, fax or return hard copy to Travis White (trwhite@usaid.gov fax: 202-216-3385).
  3. We will submit your forms and then FSI (course host) will send you an email confirmation once you have been registered.
  4. After completing the PD 573 (online) you must forward your completion forms to Travis White (trwhite@usaid.gov). She will then forward them to FSI. Note that you will NOT be permitted into the RS500 if you fail to pass along these forms before your scheduled course date.
    Available Dates
    June 15-June 26
    July 6-July 17
    August 3-August 14
    August 17-August 28
    September 14-September 25
    September 28-October 9
    October 19-October 30

If out of the United States then also coordinate Travel Arrangements:

  1. Have your mission put in the TA for the trip, and provide a copy to Travis White and Trisa Savoy for tracking purposes.
  2. Provide your controller's name to Trisa Savoy via email (with copy to Travis White) along with the total amount of the cost for the trip, and Trisa will commit OCR funds in Phoenix for the training.

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