In response to the growing wave of insecurity and high-risk challenges faced by security personnel around the world, a new intensive training programme aimed at equipping operatives with critical survival and tactical skills has been announced.

The course, titled Security Operations in Hostile Environments, is a collaborative initiative by Top Notch Training and Protection Consult, the School of Career Development and Capacity Building, and the International Association of Colleges and Universities (IACU).
It is designed to address the rising threats posed by insurgencies, urban warfare, and other volatile situations that increasingly define modern security landscapes.
Organisers say the programme goes beyond conventional classroom learning.
With a curriculum rooted in real-world scenarios and mission-critical simulations, the course seeks to develop elite security professionals capable of operating effectively in the most dangerous and unpredictable environments.
According to the organisers, the aim is to train and equip a new generation of security experts who can secure operational victories under the harshest of conditions.
Participants will be immersed in a series of specialised modules that explore synergy with government agencies, causes of insecurity and operational diplomacy, hostile environment risk assessment, special operations in non-permissive environments, conflict resolution strategies, intelligence-driven missions, and situational awareness tactics.
Each module is tailored to help attendees navigate the complexities of modern-day hostilities, unconventional warfare, and high-threat zones, providing the skills and knowledge necessary to adapt, survive, and succeed.
The course is open to a wide range of professionals, including military and paramilitary officers, private security operatives, humanitarian aid workers serving in conflict regions, diplomatic and government agents, as well as security consultants and risk management professionals.
As insecurity continues to pose significant threats across the globe, organisers emphasise the need for personnel who can “train hard, operate smart, and succeed in any environment.”
Interested individuals can contact Ambassador Bolaji on +2348062223400 for inquiries and registration.



