From foundation courses for new entrants to advanced cognitive-warfare practitioners. Every course is built, instructed, and refreshed by people who have shaped real-world ISR, targeting, and decision-making operations across NATO and partner-nation environments. Courses are modular and can be delivered as a curriculum, a series, or as standalone training.
At 360iSR, our instructors are more than educators — they are world-class operational professionals who have shaped real-world missions across the globe. With decades of combined experience in Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance, Targeting, Cognitive Warfare, and Uncrewed Systems, our team brings deep expertise forged in the most demanding environments. From NATO theatres to frontline innovation in ISR doctrine, they don’t just teach concepts — they teach what works.
The catalogue is designed to compose. Foundation modules feed practitioner courses; practitioner courses feed advanced and senior-level study. Engagements typically blend modules into a tailored curriculum for a specific partner organisation or operational requirement.
The 360iSR signature programme. A graduated pathway from operational fundamentals to senior staff command of ISR-T in joint and combined headquarters.
To introduce personnel to the fundamental principles, processes, and organisational structures of Joint Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance, and Targeting (ISR-T), preparing them to understand and contribute to NATO and national ISR operations at the basic operational level.
To develop competent ISR-T practitioners capable of planning, managing, and integrating ISR capabilities and processes into joint and combined operations at the operational and tactical levels.
Designed for senior ISR officers, senior analysts, and experienced collection or targeting managers who will operate in leadership roles within Joint, Combined, or National Headquarters, or in advanced operational positions.
Foundational and advanced intelligence training built around the NATO AIntP series and aligned to real fusion-centre operations.
Equips intelligence professionals with the knowledge, tools, and practical skills required to support decision-making at the operational level of warfare. Emphasises integration of intelligence within joint and multi-domain operations.
Develops the skills needed to integrate and exploit multi-source intelligence for timely, accurate decision support. Trainees learn to fuse HUMINT, SIGINT, GEOINT and OSINT into cohesive assessments that drive operations across domains.
Provides new analysts with a solid foundation in intelligence principles, tradecraft, and the intelligence cycle. Covers collection, evaluation, reporting, and structured analytic techniques across multiple sources.
Builds on core analytical skills to prepare experienced analysts for complex, multi-domain intelligence challenges. Emphasis on critical thinking, predictive analysis, and fusion across strategic, operational, and tactical levels.
Open-source tradecraft from foundational principles through to operational integration with multi-source intelligence products.
Foundational understanding of Open Source Intelligence. Principles, sources, and tools used to collect and assess publicly available information across media, social platforms, commercial data, and deep/dark web. Emphasis on ethical gathering, verification, and exploitation.
Applied tradecraft course. Develops practitioner-level skills in structured OSINT collection and analysis: advanced search, social network mapping, geolocation, data enrichment, and threat monitoring. Emphasis on operational security, legal considerations, and integration into multi-source products.
End-to-end uncrewed-aerial-system training from academic ground school through pilot conversion, sensor operations, and mission command — built for tactical and operational employment.
The Pilot UAS Ground School provides future UAS pilots with a solid academic foundation in unmanned aviation. Covers core principles of UAS systems, flight theory, airspace management, regulations, and operational planning. Prepares pilots to plan UAS operations safely and effectively before practical flight training.
Provides pilots with foundational flying skills required to safely and effectively operate a UAS in all modes of control through progressive simulator and live missions. Prepares pilots for conversion to chosen airframes.
Prepares individuals to assume the role of UAS Mission Commander. Develops the academic knowledge and practical skills necessary to lead, coordinate and execute UAS missions safely, effectively, and tactically. Integrates UAS capabilities into wider operational frameworks including land-supported operations and targeting processes.
Introduces students to the fundamentals of UAS sensor operations in support of ISR missions. Covers payload handling, EO/IR sensor basics, target detection, and imagery interpretation. Students learn to operate sensors effectively and contribute to the ISR cycle in support of tactical operations.
For experienced UAS sensor operators. Enhances skills in multi-sensor integration, advanced target tracking, and mission-driven collection. Students apply ISR principles to complex scenarios, working in coordination with analysts and commanders to deliver actionable intelligence.
Trains UAS operators in the tactical deployment of uncrewed systems to support mission objectives across land, maritime, and urban environments. Focus on mission planning, dynamic tasking, threat-informed employment, and real-time ISR, targeting and force protection.
Operational-level planning from foundational principles through to applied campaign design across joint and combined operations.
Foundational understanding of operational-level planning. Principles, processes and terminology used in joint and combined operations. Introduces the relationship between strategic objectives and operational outcomes, emphasising synchronisation of effects across domains.
Designed for personnel involved in the development and execution of operational plans. Builds practical competence in campaign design, phased planning, centre-of-gravity analysis, and operational art. Applies doctrinal frameworks to realistic scenarios to deliver effect-driven plans.
The Combat Estimate and tactical planning — the practical methods that turn commander’s intent into agile, time-pressured action.
Module covering how to apply the 7 Questions Combat Estimate to develop tactical and operational plans under time pressure. Emphasis on clarity of mission, enemy and friendly intent, and option generation aligned to commander’s guidance.
Trains commanders and staff in the development of mission-level plans aligned to operational objectives. Students apply tactical doctrine to generate schemes of manoeuvre, synchronisation matrices, and mission briefs. Emphasis on agility, tempo, and combined-arms coordination in contested environments.
Bridging intelligence and operations — from IPOE products that shape the plan to dynamic targeting in contested, time-sensitive environments.
Develops the skills needed to conduct IPOE effectively. Students define the battlespace, evaluate threats, assess adversary courses of action, and produce products that shape planning, targeting, and force-posture decisions. Bridges the intelligence-operations divide.
Advanced course exploring the integration of ISR, C2, and fires to identify, track and engage time-sensitive targets. Killchain models, targeting cycles, and decision timelines for both permissive and contested domains. Real-time coordination, legal compliance, and effects integration.
From the cognitive domain as a battlespace through to senior-level orchestration of cognitive effects in multi-domain operations.
Introduces the fundamentals of cognitive warfare. How state and non-state actors exploit perceptions, beliefs, and decision-making processes to shape behaviour. Disinformation, influence operations, and psychological manipulation across individuals, societies and military operations.
Designed for operational planners, intelligence professionals, and information specialists. Builds practical skills in identifying, countering, and applying cognitive effects. Influence techniques, narrative construction, digital ecosystems, and target-audience analysis.
Develops advanced practitioners capable of designing and orchestrating multi-domain cognitive operations. Strategic influence campaigns, reflexive control theory, behavioural targeting, and counter-cognitive resilience. Synchronising cognitive effects with military, diplomatic and informational instruments.
Most engagements blend modules into a tailored curriculum for a specific partner organisation or operational requirement. Talk to us about what you need to build.
Engagements typically run as short courses (1–2 weeks), full course series (a family of modules), or as multi-year curriculum partnerships embedded with a partner-nation training command. We respond to enquiries within two working days.