Description
Next Up in Our Advanced Scent Detection Course Webinar Series!
Search Strategies Webinar with Ibolya Gáti
🗓 Date: Saturday, March 22, 2025
🕙 Time: 10:00 AM (UTC +2)
⏳ Duration: Approx. 2 hours
🌍 Where: Online
🎥 Recording: Available for 2 weeks
Following our deep dive into scent theory, our second webinar in the Advanced Scent Detection Course 2025 series focuses on Search Strategies. Detection tasks vary widely, and so do the search strategies required to execute them efficiently. Join us as we explore how different environments, target odours, and operational needs shape the way detection dogs work.
What You’ll Learn
- How different detection tasks (e.g., narcotics, mines, search & rescue) influence search methodology
- The role of environmental factors and the handler in shaping an effective search strategy
- Training techniques to optimise canine search performance
- Real-world applications and videos
Meet Your Instructor – Ibolya Gáti
We are honoured to welcome Ibolya Gáti as the expert speaker for this session. With over 15 years of experience in the field, Ibolya brings a wealth of knowledge in detection dog training: 
- Former officer in the Hungarian Police Service, specialising in detection dogs
- Certified FRONTEX instructor, training European border and coast guards
- International consultant and instructor for police, military, and customs units across Europe, the Middle East and South Africa
- Quality Assurance officer for UNMAS explosive and mine detection dog teams in South Sudan
- Experience in training explosives, narcotics, mines and search & rescue dogs for global organisations, including UN-led projects
Whether you are an experienced handler or new to scent detection, this webinar will enhance your understanding of adapting and refining search techniques for different operational needs.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the best in the industry!
📌 Registration is now open! Reserve your spot today and unlock the power of your dog’s nose.
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