[en] The Nuclear Regulatory Authority Japan mandates municipalities to prepare for 'inspection to confirm whether radiation protection measures should be implemented for evacuees in case of nuclear disaster (Evacuation Exit Inspection: EEI).' While the EEI system itself was built after Fukushima accident, there are few educators nationwide who understand the details. Therefore, in this study, we developed desk-top teaching materials that comprehensively helps students understand the purpose and outline of EEI and confirmed its educational effect. As a result, 81% of the trainees understood the objectives of EEI after they had undergone a two-hour lecture that involved the utilization of the developed teaching materials. By combining these desk-top teaching materials with evacuation drills that include actual residents, it will be possible to initiate the human resource development necessary for building and implementing a stronger nuclear disaster prevention system. Development of such an educational program is very important for improving nuclear disaster prevention in Japan. (author)