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The Idaho Office of Emergency Management provides training to help the “whole community” address the five mission areas of prevention, protection, mitigation, response and recovery from disasters. Providing training to the “whole community” builds relationships across geographical boundaries, disciplines, and areas of responsibility. IOEM welcomes stakeholders from state and local jurisdictions, tribal nations, volunteer and faith-based organizations, and private industry to training events that support all-hazard emergency management and homeland security.
It is important to identify the appropriate level of training for the target audience. IOEM offers awareness, management, performance and executive level courses. The IOEM Training and Exercise Section can assist in determining courses and learning programs that will further preparedness for individuals or agencies. Many of the training events sponsored by IOEM are free although some classes may have a registration fee to cover the expenses for conducting the class. Please refer to the course flyers for specific registration details for each class. To view our updated training list, click here: upcoming training opportunities.
IOEM posts training opportunities on their Learning Management System, Idaho Prepares. Find more information and get answers to questions about the LMS: Idaho Prepares FAQs.
To request training delivery in your jurisdiction, please coordinate with your county emergency manager and complete the Training Request Form.
IOEM leverages training offered from a wide variety of federal partners. These entities bring standardized, national best practices that can broaden and enhance our efforts in Idaho.
Training Partner Links
FEMA
National Domestic Preparedness Consortium
IOEM also relies on subject matter expertise from here in our own state. If you are interested in becoming an adjunct instructor with IOEM and sharing your ideas, talents, knowledge and experience, please complete the IOEM Instructor Application.