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Educate or Train Leaders

SGT Wilhelms Thomas


Wightman NCO Academy

Unclassified
Risk Assessment / Safety Consideration

• The risk assessment is LOW


• Stay Hydrated
• Fire
• Active Shooter
• Trip / Slip Hazard
• Electronics

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Agenda

• Scope
• Educate Leaders
• Train Leaders
• Train & Educate
• Conclusion
• Questions

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Scope
• In my briefing, I will discuss the importance of educating and
training leaders at all levels, emphasizing how personal experiences
significantly contribute to developing Soldiers into the leaders of
the future.

• It is possible to be educated and poorly trained, just as it is possible


to be well trained and poorly educated. To be successful it is
important to be both and to ensure that your team receives the
best training and education.

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Educate Leaders
• Education is provided through Non-Commissioned Officer education
systems (NCOES) such as BLC, ALC, and SLC.

• ARMY COOL (Credentialing Opportunities On-Line)helps Army service


members find information on certifications and licenses related to
their jobs and civilian careers.

• ArmyIgnitED - portal will go online to provide Soldiers, education


counselors, and academic institutions.

• Education and training are crucial, complementary components in the


development of military leaders
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Training Leaders
• Training is emphasized at the foundational levels of military service,
particularly in essential combat skills. This focus is necessary to ensure
that soldiers possess the fundamental abilities required for military
operations regardless of their specific roles.
• Some trainings offer a hands-on, live-action approach to training. Some
examples of trainings include the National Training Center (NTC), Joint
Readiness Training Center (JRTC).
• Online training is very important in the Army now. Some examples of
online training sites include Joint Knowledge Online (JKO) and
Blackboard.
• A combination of two training methods is the Engagement Skills Trainer
(EST). EST is designed to simulate live weapons training events.

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Training & Educate
• The Army's method of combining education with training is
designed to create fully prepared leaders to meet future challenges.
• Achieving excellence requires integrating these two elements and
using all available resources to foster continuous improvement.

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Conclusion
• In conclusion, the Army's success depends on developing well-
rounded leaders through education and training.

• Training provides the practical skills and hands-on experience to


perform specific tasks.

• Education provides a broader perspective and the wisdom to make


the right decisions.

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Questions

• Questions.

Unclassified

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