Duty of Care is an organisation’s responsibility to take reasonable steps to protect employees when they travel for work. This includes identifying relevant risks, providing appropriate information and support, and having processes in place to respond when circumstances change.

Business travellers can face risks that differ from those they experience at home, including security incidents, health concerns, transport disruption and changing local conditions. A structured Duty of Care programme helps organisations prepare for these situations and support their employees.

An effective programme can include travel risk management, business travel risk assessments, traveller preparedness, travel monitoring, communication and travel safety training.

No. A policy is an important foundation, but employees also need to understand how the policy applies in real situations. Practical preparation, communication and training can help turn documented procedures into actions people can follow.

Training helps employees understand potential risks, make informed decisions and know where to seek support. It can also help organisations reinforce their travel risk procedures before employees travel.

It is useful to review a programme regularly and whenever there are significant changes to travel patterns, destinations, risks, policies or organisational responsibilities.

Our Travel Safety Training is an online, progressive course designed to equip corporate travellers, NGO workers, journalists, and professionals with the essential skills to assess risks, apply safety measures, and respond to emergencies while travelling to low, medium, and high-risk regions.

The HEAT course includes all the content from the Travel Safety Training plus an in-person training session to reinforce practical skills, crisis management, and emergency response for those travelling to high-risk regions.

This course is ideal for: Corporate travellers & executives (low to medium-risk regions) NGO workers, journalists & government officials (high-risk zones) Security-conscious professionals needing training.

The course is fully online, featuring bite-sized micro-learning modules that can be accessed anytime, anywhere. Additionally, the High-Risk Travel Course + HEAT course includes both online and in-person training sessions.

Yes, the course is available in 170+ languages, ensuring accessibility for a global audience.

Yes, candidates who complete the course and meet the required passing score will receive a certificate of completion. The validity period is 1 year for Low, Medium, and High-Risk Travel courses, while the HEAT course certificate is valid for 2 years.

Yes! We offer discounts for corporate teams and organisations. Contact us for a tailored package.

Visit our website and click the "Enrol Now" button for individual, and click "Learn more" for group. If you want a group booking then please get in touch and we can arrange this. Low Risk Traveller Medium Risk Traveller High Risk Traveller High Risk Traveller + Heat Course

We accept credit/debit cards, PayPal, and bank transfers. If it is a group booking, we will require either payment up front or a Purchase Order

You can contact us via email or phone, for any issues or questions. Contact us: Tel: +44 (0)7387 584 671 Email: info@callidafreemont.com

Yes, the course is fully mobile-friendly and can be accessed on smartphones, tablets, and laptops.

Yes! The course is self-paced, allowing you to pause and resume anytime without losing progress.

Yes, we offer corporate packages and group discounts for companies, NGOs, and government agencies.

Callida Freemont provides ISO 31030-aligned travel safety training available in 140+ languages. The modular training can be deployed globally via browser or LMS, ensuring consistent risk awareness across international teams.