EM 137 Exercise Program Manager/Management Course

TRAINING PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES

The purpose of this course is to assist federal, state, and local personnel in implementing their roles and responsibilities as exercise program managers/management. The course structure parallels the exercise program design and development process. The exercise program process can be viewed as a cycle starting with program development, progressing to program implementation, and ending with program review and revision. The work products developed during the course can be used by the exercise program manager to develop or upgrade his or her exercise program.

TARGET AUDIENCE

This training is designed for personnel who have been selected to supervise or manage the development, implementation, and assessment of a comprehensive exercise program. In general, the target audience includes representatives of numerous federal departments and agencies at national and regional levels, as well as state and local personnel and representatives from the private sector.

This course was released by FEMA October 1997. The course will take approximately 20 hours to complete. There are seven modules and one appendice. The course files are less than one megabyte for the benefit of low bandwidth (14.4 and 28.8 modem) users. The naming protocol is EM137.exe. Graphics may not be optimum in these documents due to originals and file size considerations.

Upon receiving your paid registration, we will send you the password to open these. We recommend you print out the pages as you need them and keep them as a paper reference.

The test is submitted online. When you pass the test, you will be mailed a certificate of completion.

The final exam is 24 questions taken from the reading material. You may use any of the materials while taking the test.

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Government publications used in this document have been electronically transcribed by
International Disaster/Fire Training Institute, Inc.
Sources used to develop these courses are public domain documents.