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GEMS/Water encourages a standardized approach to data generation through providing guidance and training on all aspects of monitoring and assessment and quality assurance.  GEMS/Water provides appropriate support, based on capacity needs at national and regional levels, and develops training for delivery in countries all over the world.


To maximize impact and availability of training material, various approaches being used: 


Online Training: The on-line courses are aimed at individuals involved in all aspects of freshwater quality management, staff in higher education and research, and industry staff responsible for water use, wastewater treatment and discharge. Online courses are held twice a year. The courses are: 

  • Freshwater monitoring programme design

  • Quality assurance for freshwater quality monitoring

  • Data handling, assessment and presentation for freshwater quality monitoring

  • Water quality monitoring and assessment of rivers, lakes and reservoirs

  • Water quality monitoring and assessment of groundwater

  • Alternative methods for freshwater quality monitoring

Workshops:  A series of technical and "training of  trainer" workshops will be organised to address specific needs of water quality monitoring and management.

Accredited University Courses: 

 Starting in September 2017, GEMS/Water will be running an

 GEMS/Water Capacity Development center runs and online postgraduate higher diploma as well as a MSc course through University College Cork.

  Next course intake will be in 2019. The modules include:
  • Monitoring programme design for freshwater bodies

  • Quality assurance in water quality monitoring programmes

  • Data handling and presentation for water quality monitoring programmes

  • Monitoring and assessment of rivers

  • Monitoring and assessment of lakes and reservoirs

  • Monitoring and assessment of groundwater

  • Water quality monitoring using biological and ecological methods

  • Water quality monitoring with particulate material

  • Monitoring technology: sensors and networks

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The MSc is designed to give students a strong foundation in all aspects of water quality monitoring and assessment, equipping them to work in the area of water quality management in public or private sectors, including water and environment ministries, regulatory agencies,

  

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agriculture and industry. The programme will be of particular benefit for the career advancement of employees already working in freshwater resources management.


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