International Programme: New Approaches to Prison Management and Rehabilitation

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1 International Programme: New Approaches to Prison Management and Rehabilitation Introduction Prison Management In the changing world of today, the need for highly effective management of prisons and other related institutions has never been greater. The effective management of prisons, has been linked, both in theory and practice, to sustained economic development and is a major vehicle through which to develop modern prison management systems and principles. Governments and prison services around the world are undergoing processes of renewal and reform that pose new challenges and opportunities in prison management. These same challenges and opportunities demand new knowledge, skills and leadership abilities. The Centre for Strategic Studies at the Galilee International Management Institute offers a new and intensive workshop to introduce, and update prison managers, to the world of high performance management. The shift in the focus of prison management, which leads to the move from an input to an output orientation, a stress on quality prisoner-based service and the increasing role of performance-based management systems, gives rise to a new concept of responsible professionalism within the prison. Prison reform does not focus solely on transitional countries, but forms part of a worldwide movement. Examples of such reforms indicate major changes in: Decreasing the overall size of the prison bureaucracy Strengthening the policy-making role of senior officials at the national administration level A shift in the role of bureaucrats from policy initiators to policy advisers and implementers A decentralisation of central administration functions to the level of the local prison manager A strengthening of the policy and technical support systems within the prison administration Rehabilitation "The notion of offender reintegration into society is conceptually challenging when considered against the background of widespread exclusion, marginalisation and inequality. Critics may rightly question the effort and cost expended for the benefit of prisoners and ex-prisoners while law abiding citizens do not enjoy basic socio-economic rights. Whether motivated by a

2 broader constitutional obligation to promote dignity and self-worth or a more pragmatic approach aimed at limiting the harm that this group of persons could inflict, prisoners and ex-prisoners are hard to ignore when the objective is to create a safer society." (Lukas Muntingh - CSPRI) Objectives The Programme will develop proficiency in four broad areas: Leadership, which will enable participants to master complex material in managing prisons. Knowledge of the economic, medical, epidemiological, social, community and political aspects that relate specifically to prison and to the prison service, in order to understand their influence on the prisoners and their implications on the whole of society. Advanced skills of administration and policy analysis and their implementation in prison management. Ability to develop financially viable programmes and projects together with how to gain the support of the community This intensive workshop has been designed to impart knowledge and skills, in the field of prison management, to participants. The training will include examination of best practice cases; methodical presentations by faculty members and resource persons; discussions with outstanding prison managers. Skills will be developed through action learning, case analysis, guided practice and interactive learning experiences. Programme of Study The duration of the course is 12 days. The daily schedule consists of approximately 8 hours a day (10 academic study hours), including appropriate study tours. Please note that in Israel, the first day of the working week is SUNDAY. Programme Faculty Faculty members and experts from The Centre for Strategic Studies at the Galilee International Management Institute will address aspects of prison management and reforms in the 21st Century. The faculty will address the various aspects of advanced management of the prison service and provide training in the tools and techniques of performance management in this sector. Programme Participants The workshop is designed for government officials connected to the prison services, managers involved in the running of a prison and prison administrators.

3 Curriculum The following is the study curriculum of the programme: Part I - New Approaches to Prison Management Prison Management in the 21st Century - New Approaches Strategic Management of the Prison Service Quality Management of Prison Administration Human Resources Management and Development Principles of Management of Prisons - Israeli Perspectives Financial Aspects of Prison Management Principles of Prison Planning Prison Environment Project Management: Timing & Budgeting Part II - Prison Service Renewal Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Analysis in Decision Making Process Promoting Economic Sustainability through Agricultural Technology Conflict Prevention Management and Resolution Advanced Technology in Prison Environment Organisation of Prison Service - Case Study: Israel Prison Service Public Policy and Implementation on Prison Management Information Systems in the Prison services Juvenile Correctional Service - Youth Detention and Classification Part III Rehabilitation and Reintegration Programmes Rehabilitation Responsibility & Accountability Activities Inside & Outside of Prison Prisoner Care and Treatment Programmes Drug and Alcohol Treatment & Rehabilitation Programmes Implementation of Private Industries into the Prison System Supporting Rehabilitation Parole Board - Key Principles of Parole as Part of the Rehabilitation Process Rehabilitation and Reintegration of former Inmates into Society Terrorists Behind Walls Legal and Formal Aspects of Imprisonment and Custody Please Note: The above is The Centre for Strategic Studies at the Galilee International Management Institute standard course plan. The Centre for Strategic Studies at the Galilee International Management Institute is not bound by it and is free to make changes, additions or omissions. Contact Director - Centre for Strategic Studies info@galilcol.ac.il Phone: Fax:

4 Registration Form Dates: Prison and Rehabilitation Management Present Position: Place of Employment: Main Job Responsibilities: Mailing Address (Business): City Zip Code Country Phone (Business): Fax (Business): (s): Home Phone: Mobile: Skype: Skills and Education Last Degree Attained: Institution: Fluent in English Yes NN No How did you learn About the Programme? Direct contact from Galilee Institute: Phone call Post Fax Through: GIMI Graduate Employer Other Name: Financial Support The Galilee Institute offers a limited number of scholarships covering tuition fee only, for qualified candidates. Would you like to apply for a tuition scholarship? Yes NN No Person or organisation responsible for payment of local expenses fees: (Please complete and stamp enclosed Sponsorship Guarantee of Payment form)

5 Sponsor Guarantee of Payment Participant Information Present Position: Place of Employment: Sponsor Information Name of sponsoring officer (Name of the person responsible for administering the payment): Present Position: Place of Employment: Mailing Address (Business): City Zip Code Country Phone: Fax: Local Expenses Fee: (Please check the sum you are interested in) NN 21,500 NIS 20,785 NIS with Early Bird Discount* (Single Occupancy: One person in one room) (*Special discount to any applicant, who completes the registration process, is admitted and submits the local expenses at least two months prior to the programme) Please check in which currency the local expense fee will be transferred EUR $ USD GBP CURRENCY CONVERTER LINK: Exact fee will be calculated in the currency of your choice according to the exchange rate on the day the invoice is issued by the registrar. The invoice for the local expenses fee will be sent to the above stated person according to the requested accommodation arrangement. Please note that the admissions committee will not take action until this form is fully completed and submitted Date Stamp of Organisation Signature of Sponsoring Officer

6 Visa Application Form Participant Information Father's Name: Previous Surname: Country of Birth: Mother's Name: Religion: Nationality: Birth Date: / / (DD/MM/YYYY) Family Status: Single Married Divorced Widowed Do you have any medical condition that may require special facilities? YES / NO Health Insurance provided by the Galilee Institute DOES NOT cover any pre-existing condition, health problems which began prior to arrival in Israel including any side effects of HIV/AIDS and HIV/AIDS medication, pregnancy treatment and birth. Previous Visa Information Previously visited Israel: YES / NO Dates: Purpose of visit: Country Visited: Country Visited: Country Visited: Date of Visa Issue: Date of Visa Issue: Date of Visa Issue: Passport Details Number: Issued at: (City, Country) Expiration Date: / / (DD/MM/YYYY) As per the requirements of the Israeli Ministry of Interior; in order to process the entry visa the passport MUST be valid for a minimum of 7 months after the intended date of the participants' entry into Israel. Registration Checklist In order to complete your registration and present it to the admissions committee for evaluation please submit the following documents: 1. Registration form: Completely filled in 2. Sponsors' guarantee of Payment form, signed and stamped by the sponsor 3. Visa application form, completely filled in 4. Passport photocopies: Pertinent information, Visa stamps, Extension date (if any) 5. Detailed Curriculum Vitae All forms and documents should be sent to the Programme Director, by as an attachment or by fax to: info@galilcol.ac.il Fax: (+972)