Standardization in the Portuguese Armed Forces

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Standardization in the Portuguese Armed Forces THE PORTUGUESE ARMED FORCES GENERAL STAFF BUREAU FOR INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE CO-ORDINATION - BILC BILC Professional Seminar Tbilisi, Georgia 1-5 October 2017 Standardization in the Portuguese Armed Forces - Challenges and Benefits - LtCdr Marta Gabriel

Standardization – an approach 2. Current situation 2.1. Who are we? Standardization in the Portuguese Armed Forces Standardization – an approach 2. Current situation 2.1. Who are we? 2.2. What is our business? 2.2. What are our challenges? 2.3. What have we been doing to improve? 3. Benefits of standardization

1. Standardization – an approach

1. Standardization – an approach Standardization is a system that promotes a combined and aligned effort leading to a common goal. http://www.collabridge.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/standardization.jpg

Standardization – an approach 2. Current situation 2.1. Who are we? Standardization in the Portuguese Armed Forces Standardization – an approach 2. Current situation 2.1. Who are we? 2.2. What is our business? 2.2. What are our challenges? 2.3. What have we been doing to improve? 3. Benefits of standardization

2.1. Who are we? 2. Current situation Facility Location Human Resources Portuguese Armed Forces General Staff HQ Language Lab Lisbon – MoD 2 Civilians 1 officer NAVY English Language Department Almada – Naval Base 4 officers 2 NCO ARMY Army Languages Center Caldas da Rainha 9 civilians AIR FORCE Air Force Languages Center Ota 3 officers 1 NCO

2.2. What is our business? 2. Current situation Facility Training Testing (Jan-Sep17) Portuguese Armed Forces General Staff HQ Language Lab Upon request 72 tests (59 English + 13 French) NAVY English Language Department English French – upon request 135 tests (English) Provided some preparation in French for a specific mission ARMY Army Languages Center English and French (around) 500 tests AIR FORCE Air Force Languages Center 134 tests (11 English + 121 French)

2.3. What are our challenges? 2. Current situation 2.3. What are our challenges? Downsizing of human resources Retention of personnel (contract) Training of specialized personnel - not a priority Alignment – interpretation of STANAG 6001 descriptors/levels (new members) Alignment and improvement of national regulation

2.4. What have we been doing to improve? 2. Current situation 2.4. What have we been doing to improve? Updated and improved Directive, issued by the Chief of Defense (21JUN17) Developing the Regulation on test specifications, test development, test administration – ongoing task Promoting meetings with testing and training specialists from the services – on a regular basis

2.4. What have we been doing to improve? (con’t) 2. Current situation 2.4. What have we been doing to improve? (con’t) Sharing and promoting BILC invitations to courses, workshops and seminars Promoting the access to BILC Sharp to most members Developing a shared page in the General Staff internal webpage - ongoing

Standardization – an approach 2. Current situation 2.1. Who are we? Standardization in the Portuguese Armed Forces Standardization – an approach 2. Current situation 2.1. Who are we? 2.2. What is our business? 2.2. What are our challenges? 2.3. What have we been doing to improve? 3. Benefits of standardization

System Training and testing Alignment Directives Reliability 3. Benefits of standardization System Training and testing Alignment STANAG 6001 Directives internAtional and national Reliability valiDity combIned and common gray Zones Assessment objecTivity interoperabIlitity cOmmunication laNguage

THE PORTUGUESE ARMED FORCES GENERAL STAFF გმადლობთ Thank you Obrigado mcgabriel@emgfa.pt martitagabriel@gmail.com