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Integrated Learning Support - Training Management and Training Needs Analysis-Virtual - ILSTMT-V

Business Skills College
Business
1 day
Online

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Level

Practitioner / Expert

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About this course

Over the course of the workshop, discussions will examine the importance of training as a fundamental aspect of military capability and the development of relevant training as part of the support solution development.
 
This is the virtual alternative to the current ILSTMT classroom-based course delivered by the Business Skills College.

What you will learn

You will learn:
  • the importance of training as an integral part of a support solution and the provision of a capability
  • the key roles in training management
  • how training needs are identified for new capabilities
  • how the DSAT process aligns with the acquisition cycle
  • the key activities within the DSAT process

How will this course help my career?

It will consolidate practitioner level knowledge in a fundamental area of acquisition and support. 

It is a mandatory course for TTLS staff in DE&S who wish to obtain the TTLS practitioner certificate. 

Before you attend

You must have completed the ILS Management and Supportability Engineering (ILSMSE) workshop and the e-learning course ILS Training and Training Needs Analysis Online (ILSTNO).

Can I attend this course?

This course is suitable for the following type(s) of applicant.
  • Industry
  • Internationals
  • Military
  • MOD Civil Servants
  • Partners Across Government (PAG)

How will I learn?

Online

How will you be assessed?

Self-assessment

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