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1 ROYAL NAVY INET UPDATE BRIEF
Capt Jerry Pett RN RN INET UPDATE BRIEF PRESENTATION RUNNING FOOTER NOVEMBER 2009 MAY 2017

2 Royal Navy INET Update Brief
Project OPTIMUS – Individual Training DOTC(M) / BOI – Surface Collective Training SMTC – Future Submariner Training RN INET UPDATE BRIEF PRESENTATION RUNNING FOOTER MAY 2017 NOVEMBER 2009

3 Project OPTIMUS A joint Trg-Pers initiative
End State: A more sustainable, effective and efficient system of Naval Service SQEP generation that exploits opportunities afforded by learning theory, technology and practice in a coordinated, informed manner and with a spirit of collaboration Dependencies across Navy Command, Defence and Contracted Training Service Providers Collaborate: Across the Maritime Trg Comd; between DLoDs; between TLBs; and between NS and Contractors Innovate: Encourage novel approaches to training to optimise SQEP generation Modernise: The means by which trg is delivered & adapt the Pers management system to support NOVEMBER 2016 Project OPTIMUS – Update to INET PRESENTATION RUNNING FOOTER RN INET UPDATE BRIEF MAY 2017 NOVEMBER 2009

4 Project OPTIMUS A more sustainable, effective and efficient system of delivering People Capability, which actively seeks and exploits the opportunities afforded by innovative learning theory, technology and practice, in a coordinated, informed manner and with a spirit of collaboration. Batch 1 Pilots (initiated Q1 17) Internet-facing video training aides (DLE ‘Open’) – Ongoing Flexible Learning Time – Ongoing ‘Mind-fitness’ training (in partnership with DSTL) – Ongoing PJT Provision & Scheduling Study – Complete Analysis of COTS mobile learning technologies for Distributed Training - Complete Batch 2 Pilots (initiated Q2 17) Targeted PJT Flexibility – Ongoing Virtual Reality Feasibility Study – Ongoing -30% Residential Navigation Training Study – Ongoing Develop methodology for GoPro training feedback – Ongoing Main Effort – Training Optimisation Concept to provide strategic direction for future Individual Training Optimisation Way Ahead: Training Optimisation Concept – due 4 Aug 17 Incentivise Training Service Providers to optimise FOST Innovation Agenda (‘bottom-up’) Promote strategic alignment of Pers & Trg sub-portfolios Experiment and exploit Develop and test joint Pers-Trg Performance Measurement Project OPTIMUS PRESENTATION RUNNING FOOTER INET May 2017 NOVEMBER 2009

5 DOTC(M) / BOI Balance of Investment option for FY18/19:
Assured War Fighting at scale by 2035 Graduated scale of options Sustain capability – Afloat Distributed Synthetic Environment Development of: Onboard Warfare Team Training (ObWTT) Interoperable Bridge trainers Maritime Command and Staff Training (MCAST) Carefully crafted argument to: Represent current threats Reduce pressure on live assets Force Generate at reach. RN INET UPDATE BRIEF PRESENTATION RUNNING FOOTER MAY 2017 NOVEMBER 2009

6 CTT(A) WHR(A) SCT(A) 2xMRT(A) TTF(F) (2024) SWS Training (Successor)
SMQ(V) SMERAS (2019) Escape Training SMTF (2022) Ph2 & Ph3 SM Training 3xCTT(CCS)(VOTE) 2xMRT(Successor) SCT(Successor) WH&LR(Successor) MRT(V) FOST Sea Training Bridge Training CTT(V) MRT(V) SCT(V) TTF Ph2 & Ph3 SWS Training ACTS SMQ(A) PJT(A) CTT(A) WHR(A) SCT(A) 2xMRT(A) TTF(F) (2024) SWS Training (Successor) WHR(V) CTT(T) PRESENTATION RUNNING FOOTER PRESENTATION RUNNING FOOTER JUNE 2016 NOVEMBER 2009

7 Submarine Training Capability (SMTC)
Enduring SMQ(V) CT(N) Bldg Bridge Trainer AS1104 – ‘VERACITY’ SCTT MRT(V) NUSCOT (V) Future SMERAS SMTF – 2022 Common Architecture Project supporting: RNSMS SCTT-Proj VOTE MESM Trg Gp NUSCOT(D) WH&LR(D) MRT(D) ASTUTE Training Facility SMQ(A) PJT(A) ‘ALERT’ – SCTT WHR(A) 2xMRT(A) WHR(V) AS1118 – ‘THRASHER’ SCTT TTF TFE PRESENTATION RUNNING FOOTER RN INET UPDATE BRIEF NOVEMBER 2009 MAY 2017


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