The National Institute of Disaster Management, in coordination with the World Bank, has invited applications from interested people for online courses of disaster management. The institute offers many online courses. The National Institute of Disaster Management, under the Ministry of Home Affairs, has invited applications for online courses from those wishing to develop a special understanding of disaster management. NIDM conducts these courses in collaboration with the World Bank. Please check the courses and their outline before application. After this, choose the course of your choice and apply for it.
Many Courses
There are a total of 10 courses’ options on this platform. You can choose the course of choice from these courses. These include courses like Comprehensive Disaster Risk Management Framework, Risk Analysis, Earthquake Risk Reduction, Gender Aspects of Disaster Recovery & Reconstruction BİR Safe Cities. You become professionally proficient by taking a course of your choice from these courses.
There are Many Advantages
The advantage of these online courses is that you do not have to go to class on time for this. One can study at any time by logging in online. Reading material may be provided as a CD for offline access to the course. This can facilitate a lot.
How to Apply
If you want to apply online, for this you go to the website www.onlinenidm.gov.in. Fill in your information here. After this, select the course and then get the fee deposited with the help of the code sent on the email. Along with the softcopy of the application, hardcopy has to be submitted.
What Goal
These courses related to disaster management have options for basic courses as well as specialized courses. The fee for the basic course is Rs 1500, while the fee for the special course is kept at Rs 1000. These courses related to disaster management aim to inculcate special understanding of the situations related to disasters and prepare them to deal with them. Along with this, professional people will be able to improve their skills.
