1. International Training Management
Lesson #8002
5 January 2017

2. Why We Train International Partners

3. Full-Spectrum Capability
Training and Education are only two aspects of Full-Spectrum Capability but they impact many of the other inputs

4. Why We Train International Partners
It is about building and maintaining relationships in support of national security and foreign policy
Critical tool of U.S. foreign policy and DoD strategy
In an era of increased competition and diminishing resources, its importance has never been greater
Imperative we posture the Security Cooperation enterprise for success in the new environment

5. Training Information/Guidance

6. Training Definition “Training” Defined:
“...includes formal or informal instruction of foreign students in the United States or overseas by officers or employees of the United States, contract technicians, or contractors (including instruction at civilian institutions), or by correspondence courses, technical, educational, or information publications & media of all kinds, training aids, orientation, (training exercise) & military advice to foreign military units & forces,...”
Para (5), Sec 47, Chap. 4, AECA as amended

7. Principal Training Guidance
Security Assistance Management Manual (SAMM)
C10 – International Education and Training
C11.8 – Teams
Other references related to training can be found throughout the SAMM as well
Published by DSCA
JSCET 3-9

8. Principal Training Guidance
JSCET - Joint Security Cooperation Education and Training Regulation:
Army……...AR 12-15
Maritime…SECNAVINST B
Air Force….AFI
JSCET 1-1, 3-9

9. International Training Management Website (ITM)
ISCS Homepage
ITM Homepage
New Items

10. Training Organizations

11. Training Organizations
Many organizations are involved in training management, but who is the U.S. military’s training interface?
Congress
President
Dept of State
SecState
Dept of Defense
SecDef
Combatant Command
Ambassador
DSCA
SCO
ISCS
Host Nation
Dept of Army
DASA DE&C
Dept of AF
SAF/IA
Dept of Navy
Navy IPO
SATFA
AFSAT
NETSAFA
Dept of Army
USASAC
MCSCG
CG-DCO-I
SATMO
MTB
Schools /
Teams
Schools /
Teams
Schools /
Teams
Teams
Schools
Schools
Teams
DLIELC

12. Training Organizations: The Military Service Training Activities
Air Force
Air Force Security Assistance Training Squadron
Randolph AFB, TX
Navy
Naval Education & Training Security Assistance Field Activity
NAS Pensacola, FL
Congress
President
Army – CONUS
Security Assistance Training Field Activity
Ft. Eustis, VA
Dept of State
SecState
Dept of Defense
SecDef
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Security Cooperation Group
Ft. Story, VA
Coast Guard
Directorate of International Affairs & Foreign Policy
Washington, DC
Combatant Command
Ambassador
DSCA
SCO
ISCS
Host Nation
Dept of Army
DASA DE&C
Dept of AF
SAF/IA
Dept of Navy
Navy IPO
SATFA
AFSAT
NETSAFA
Dept of Army
USASAC
MCSCG
CG-DCO-I
SATMO
Army - OCONUS
Security Assistance Training Management Organization
Ft. Bragg, NC
MTB
Schools /
Teams
Schools /
Teams
Schools /
Teams
Teams
Schools
Schools
Teams
DLIELC

13. Training Organizations
Schools
Schools /
Teams
Dept of Army
DASA DE&C
Dept of AF
SAF/IA
MTB
DLIELC
DSCA
Dept of Defense
SecDef
Dept of State
SecState
Ambassador
SCO
President
Congress
Dept of Navy
Navy IPO
ISCS
Combatant Command
Host Nation
USASAC
SATFA
SATFA
AFSAT
AFSAT
NETSAFA
NETSAFA
MCSCG
MCSCG
CG-DCO-I
CG-DCO-I
SATMO
SATMO

14. Training Process

15. Identify Training Needs
Non-U.S.
Sources
WHAT
KIND
WHEN
WHERE
COST
HOW
MANY
Training
Sources
Direct
Commercial
Sources
FMS
IMET
Other
Bandaria MoD 15

16. Country Training Requirement
How does this relate to the Country Campaign Plan? Can we support the request?
“We need to train a…”
Bandaria MoD
Training Officer SCO Bandaria

17. Refine Training Requirement
Do we have courses that support the
country’s desires and U.S. plans?
Some resources available to the SCO in refining training needs:
SC-TMS -> T-MASL
CCMD Training Manager
Military Service Training Activities
Consider:
Total Program Assessment
“Course Catalog” in SC-TMS
Training Office
SCO
Bandaria
SC-TMS = Security Cooperation - Training Management System
T-MASL = Training - Military Articles and Services Listing
SAMM C and C10.4.3

18. SATFA, SATMO, AFSAT, NETSAFA, MCSCG, CG-DCO-I
SCO Requests Training
Request
To: Army CPM
From: SCO
Subject: Request for Training
Request the following training be added to Bandaria’s training program:
BN-D-YCY-989
B (Infantry BOLC), 3rd qtr, FY18
B (Finance BOLC), 4th qtr, FY18
Thank you,
SCO
IMET
CTFP
Military Service
Training
Activity
Etc.
MoD
SCO
FMS
SATFA, SATMO, AFSAT, NETSAFA, MCSCG, CG-DCO-I 18

19. Military Service Training Activity Programs Request Into STL
Standardized Training List (STL):
- List of requested courses and their status - Used to manage training program
DSAMS
STL
DSAMS
SATFA, SATMO, AFSAT, NETSAFA, MCSCG, CG-DCO-I
STL
MoD
SCO
SC-TMS
Invitational Travel Order
(ITO) Authorization
SC-TMS
SAMM C10.4.1
SAMM C10.4.5
JSCET 3-9.k

20. SCO Prepares Student for Training Including…
Getting Student’s Name
English Language Test
Medical Screening
Medical Coverage
Local Screening: criminal activity
Leahy Vetting, by DoS: human rights
Security Classification
Physical Fitness Test
Visa
Travel Arrangements
Pre-Departure Brief
Invitational Travel Order (ITO)
Arrival
Message
MoD
SCO
Schoolhouse
Student
Travel
JSCET 10 20

21. International Military Student Office (IMSO)
IMSO Functions:
Take care of international students administratively at the schoolhouse
Conduct the U.S. Field Studies Program (FSP)
Hello, I am your IMSO. Welcome to training!
Schoolhouse
JSCET 10-6

22. Security Cooperation Education & Training Working Group (SCETWG)
Hosted Annually by each Combatant Command (CCMD)
Attendees
CCMD, DSCA, DoS, SCO
Other organizations as invited by CCMD
Purpose
Review “Combined Education & Training Program Plan” (CETPP)
Plan ahead... Validate training requirements being requested for the next 2 years (Focus is on IMET)
SAMM C10.5 and JSCET 3-10

23. Screening & Vetting Students/Units
Before students can attend training they are checked for:
Unfavorable Activities
Gross Violations of Human Rights (GVHR)
There are two checks that can take place:
Local Screening - by the Country Team
Leahy Vetting for Gross Violations of Human Rights (GVHR) - by the Country Team and DoS in Washington D.C.
SAMM C10.8.1; JSCET 10-8; FAA, Section 620M; 10 U.S.C. Section 2249e

24. Types of Formal Training

25. Types of Formal Training
English Language Training:
Defense Language Institute English Language Center (DLIELC)
Institutional Training:
Professional Military Education (PME)
Technical Proficiency
Flight
Specialized Training:
On-the-job training & Observer training
Orientation Tours
Training Teams

26. Formal Training Locations
United States
In-country:
Short term – TDY:
Mobile Training Team (MTT)
Mobile Education Team (MET)
Long Term – PCS:
Extended Training Services Specialist (ETSS)
Contract Field Services (CFS)
SAMM C11.8

27. U.S. Field Studies Program

28. U.S. Field Studies Program (FSP)
The U.S. FSP objective is to provide a view of U.S. society, institutions, and goals, to international military students (IMS) outside the classroom
IMSO will conduct U.S. FSP events for IMS attending their schoolhouse
SAMM C and JSCET 11-1a(2)b

29. International Training Management
Lesson #8002
5 January 2017