ARMY TRAINING UNIT (LONDON) ATU (L) · Team Medic / MATT 3 Instructor 13 MATT 4 CBRN Defence Assistant (Pending re-authorisation) 14 All Arms Counter IED Course (AA C-IED INSTR) 15

ARMY TRAINING UNIT (LONDON) ATU (L)

Courses Handbook

2014-15

ii | ATU (L) Courses Handbook 2014-15

MISSION

To deliver Phase 3 training to the Army Reserve

in order to meet the Army’s operational requirements.

CONTENTS

INDEX ii

INTRODUCTION 01

HOW TO FIND US 02

Map for ATU (L) RHQ 02

Longmoor Training Camp 02

RAF Halton 03

COURSES 05

Bidding for Specialist Courses 06

Defence Instruction Techniques (DIT) 08

Combat Marksmanship Coaching Qualification (CMCQ) 09

M Qualification for Dry Training, BL and BEs - SA(M)07 10

Range Management Qualification (RMQ) 1-3 - SA(B)90 11

Dismounted Close Combat Trainer (Basic Operator) (S) & (E) 12

Team Medic / MATT 3 Instructor 13

MATT 4 CBRN Defence Assistant (Pending re-authorisation) 14

All Arms Counter IED Course (AA C-IED INSTR) 15

VALLON Instructors Course 16

MATT 5 Unit Navigation Assistant Instructor 17

Hazardous Materials Driver (HAZMAT) 18

Reserve Recruiter Course 19

Endurance Training Leader (ETL) 20

Army Reserve Physical Training Instructor (Basic) Course 21

Army Reserve Physical Training Instructor Intermediate Module 1 23



Army Reserve Physical Training Instructor Advance Module 1 26



INSTRUCTOR VACANCIES 30

VISITING INSTRUCTORS 30

ATU (L) CONTACT DETAILS 30

ATU (L) Courses Handbook 2014-15 | 01

Introduction

Lt Col John Pendlebury-Green TD

Commanding Officer

1. ATU (L) provides training and training support to Army

Reserve Units in London District and the SE. Training is

also provided to all branches of the Regular Services.

2. ATU (L) trains and qualifies Regular and Army

Reserve instructors to conduct MATT and specialist

training in their own Units. Courses can also be

conducted at Unit locations or during Annual Training

Periods if required. Training support is also available

to Units for planning and conducting their own training.

3. This handbook explains the programmed residential

training courses which are available over the period 01

Apr 14 – 31 Mar 15. Commanders are encouraged to

use this handbook to plan career enhancing courses for

their soldiers. Officers and NCOs are advised to use the

handbook to identify courses available and to submit

bids to attend through their Unit Training Officer or PSI.

4. ATU (L) is always looking for new instructors to

deliver training. This may take the form of a posting to

the Unit for two to three years or working with the Unit

as a Visiting Instructor. Further information on these

opportunities is at the end of this handbook.

Apr 2014

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How to Find Us

Headquarters:

Yeomanry House, Handel

Street, London WC1N 1NP

1. Longmoor Camp is situated on the

southern side of the A3 between Guildford

and Petersfield. It is a busy training camp

used by Regular, Reservists and ACF

Units throughout the year.

2. Most ATU (L) courses take place at

Longmoor Camp. Exceptions are DIT

and PTI courses.

Longmoor Camp Schematic Map

- Building 33 - ATU (L) Offices

Longmoor Camp:

Building 33, Longmoor Camp,

Hants, GU33 6EL.

3. The Camp provides:

a. Training Location. ATU (L) is

based in Building 33 at the northern

end of the Camp.

b. Accommodation. All ranks

are billeted in transit

accommodation.

c. Feeding. Centralised feeding for

all ranks. Own KFS required. Not PAYD.

d. Car parking. Secure car parking is

provided within the Camp for both military

and private vehicles. Car parking passes

will be issued to all

students with private

vehicles on arrival and

booking in at

the Main Guardroom,

Longmoor Camp.


RAF Halton:

Bonham Carter

Road, Aylesbury.

HP22 5PG.

1. RAF Halton is a RAF training

establishment situated near Aylesbury

where it conducts Phase 1 training as well

as some aspects

of Phase two and Phase 3 training for RAF

personnel. As such it is a busy training

camp used by the RAF throughout the

year. The base has a grass runway

principally retained for glider usage.

2. ATU (L) runs the DIT course at RAF Halton.

3. The Camp provides:

a. Training Location. ATU (L)

delivers it’s training within Kermode

Hall, just outside the main gate at RAF

Halton but with accommodation and

feeding within the RAF base.

b. Accommodation. All ranks

are billeted in single room

transit accommodation.

c. Feeding. Centralised feeding for

all ranks. PAYD.

d. Car parking. Secure car parking is

provided within the Camp for both military

and private vehicles. Vehicle passes will

be issued to all students with private

vehicles on arrival and booking in at the

RAF Halton Main Guardroom. Further

detailed joining instructions will be passed

to successful applicants for this course.



Courses

1. ATU (L) provides courses covering a

wide range of military subjects, which are

designed to directly support Reserve Unit

commanders develop and maintain military

capability.

2. Defence Instructions and Notices,

2013 DIN07-179 dated Dec 2013 states

the requirements for course trained

personnel within a unit and the mandatory

qualifications to be held by them.

3. Additionally, units need sufficient

suitably qualified staff to conduct training

in order to achieve their Military Annual

Training Test (MATT) objectives.

4. ATU (L) courses are designed to

qualify each student attending and to

meet the standards set by the respective

Training Standards Authority (TSA).

5. All Specialist Training delivered by ATU

(L) is conducted by qualified and

accredited instructors, who undergo

continuous internal and external

validation.

6. Units are reminded that the laid down

criteria for attendance (rank and pre-

requisite qualifications) need to be

adhered to in order to ensure that students

receiving training attain formal

qualifications for the training undertaken.

Students who successfully complete

ATU (L) run courses are provided with a

course certificate to confirm the training

undertaken and the qualification gained.

7. Where courses span a number of

weekends, it is mandatory that students

complete all elements in order to receive

the relevant Military qualification.

8. Following successful completion of a

training course, units will need to ensure

that the appropriate JPA action is taken

to correctly document the qualifications

held by personnel trained at ATU (L).

9. Many of the ATU (L) Specialist Training

Courses are accredited by the Institute of

Leadership and Management (ILM), and

can be added to the soldiers personal

civilian CV. This acts as a valuable

recognition of the soldiers transferable

Military skills to their civilian employer.

10. Full details of the accredited

courses are shown below, and

opportunities to apply for the

accreditation is made at the beginning

of each course - as some extra course

work and reflective learning is required

to demonstrate the additional

understanding of the course subject

matter, for submission at the end of the

course:

Military Course v Civilian Accredited Qualification

Note that all Military Courses are currently being reviewed with the aim of recognising all transferable skills from military to civilian business areas. All future Accreditation opportunities will be notified by ABNs or DINs via the normal briefing channels.


Bidding for Courses

1. The number of vacancies for each

course depends on external regulations

and instructor availability.

2. Course booking forms are available:

a. By e-mail from ATU (L) to:

[email protected]

b. Online from the ATU (L) website

on ArmyNet:

https://www.ArmyNet.mod.uk/club/

navigate2.php?pageID=39402

3. Course places are allocated on a

first come first served basis and will

be confirmed back to the Unit via a

fax or e-mail for each student

application.

4. When completing the Booking form

please note that the specific course

number must be quoted and not the

weekend serial number or date, if more

than one course is being bid for - a

separate Booking form is to be used for

each course.

5. In rare circumstances, courses may be

cancelled because the student group

would be too small to achieve the

necessary learning momentum. In this

instance, Units will be notified as soon as

possible.

6. When making a booking Units should

ensure that the student is committed and

available to attend for the full duration of

the course, as students who fail to attend

may result in depriving other people of

the training, or could result in a course

being cancelled on the day.

7. In order to minimise the impact of late

withdrawals and non-attendees, bids can

be accepted from units on courses which

are full on a ‘reserve’ basis. Units will be

notified upon submitting a course bid

that the student is a reserve, and that, a

confirmed course place will be given as

soon as is practicable or alternatively if the

reserve reports to Longmoor Barracks on

the Friday evening of Weekend One they

may be accepted onto the course in place

of a non-attendee.

8. The latest date by which written

course bids must be received is six

weeks before the course starts to allow

sufficient time for Joining Instructions to

be sent out (approximately four weeks

before the course is due to commence).

9. In exceptional cases, such as very

late course bids etc. Units are encouraged

to contact ATU (L) by telephone, to

enquire about late availability on courses.

10. It is imperative that the gender and

any special dietary requirements are

specified on the Booking form so that the

students’ needs and accommodation

needs are met, and also so that Unit

master records can be set up correctly

and subsequently maintained.

11. A wall chart of the Training Course

calendar is available, and can be

downloaded from the ATU (L) ArmyNet

website.

mailto:[email protected]


http://www.armynet.mod.uk/club/


12. Students accommodated at Longmoor

Camp are to bring as a minimum:

a. Sleeping bag.

b. Wash and shave kit.

c. Writing material including notebook,

pens and pencils.

d. Padlock for locker.

e. KFS and mug.

13. Students accommodated at RAF

Halton are to bring as a minimum:

a. Sleeping bag.

b. Wash and shave kit.

c. Writing material including notebook,

pens and pencils.

d. Padlock for locker.

14. A detailed equipment list for each

course is contained within the Course

Specifications later in this handbook and

within the specific course Joining

Instructions.

15. All ATU (L) courses are residential.

We require students to stay on site at

Longmoor Camp or RAF Halton for the

duration at weekends. Only on

exceptional circumstances would

permission be granted to leave from the

course. OIC of each course is to be

consulted for this permission. All students

are to be aware of this requirement.

16. This requirement is based on

student feedback and training results -

which have been shown to be

enhanced when

students have the ability to train, revise

and assist each other throughout the

training weekends during the courses.

17. ATU (L) instructors are committed to

support all students on every course to the

fullest extent. However, all students and

Units should attend courses suitably

prepared and ready to take full advantage of

this valuable training experience.


DEFENCE INSTRUCTIONAL

TECHNIQUES (DIT)

AIM

1. To train students in the theory and

planning of both practical and theory

formats. The qualification is a pre-

requisite for most military instructor

courses.

2. This ATU (L) course is delivered at

RAF Halton, Buckinghamshire, HP22

5PG.

ELIGIBILITY

3. The course is ideal for all Ranks

from senior Private/Trooper up to

Major (or equivalent) from all Services,

Regular, Reservist and Cadet

Instructors.

4. No previous training or experience

is required to attend this course.

OBJECTIVES

5. On successful completion of this

course, students will be able to:

a. Plan, prepare and conduct theory

& skills lessons.

b. Prepare instructional rooms.

c. Select and adapt learning materials.

DESCRIPTION

6. This course is a practical/theoretical

course made up of two weekends,

attendance on both weekends is

mandatory.

7. The first weekend consists of

classroom instruction and an initial

instructional period. Weekend two consists

of additional classroom based instruction

and two student instructional practice

periods for assessment.

8. Essential pre-course reading is issued

with the Joining Instructions and there is

a requirement for students to work in their

own time between weekends.

QUALIFICATION

9. Successful completion of this course

will qualify the student to instruct in their

units. Students must pass the DIT course

before they can attend most other

instructional courses e.g. C-IED, SAA or

Team Medic/ MATT3 Instructor etc.

COURSE DATES

10. Course dates can be found on the ATU

(L) Year Planner. This can be downloaded

from the ATU (L) website on ArmyNet at:





COMBAT MARKSMANSHIP

COACHING

QUALIFICATION

(CMCQ)

AIM

1. To qualify students to act as

coaches and Safety Supervisors on all

forms of military ranges.

ELIGIBILITY

2. This course is aimed at JNCOs and above.

3. To be eligible to attend this

course students must:

a. Hold the minimum rank of Acting LCpl.

b. Have passed Weapon Handling Tests (WHT) on the A2 rifle no more than 6 months prior to the start of the course. A WHT Certificate is required to be produced on weekend one. Failure to provide this WHT evidence will result in the student being RTU.

OBJECTIVES

4. The course objectives are to

instruct students in order to be able

to:

a. Safety Supervise and Coach an

individual on all types of standard

military ranges using the LSW and

rifle.

b. Understand and teach the

Marksmanship principles.

c. Be able to correctly zero & bore

sight a weapon.

d. Be able to set up and control the

Butts on a Converted Gallery (CG) range.

e. Be able to set up and control Electronic

Target Range (ETR) console operations.

f. Understand and use the Army

Operational Shooting Pamphlet

(AOSP) Vol 1.

DESCRIPTION

5. This is a highly practical, two weekend

course, with some classroom work.

Attendance on both weekends is

mandatory.

QUALIFICATION


will qualify the student to be awarded

specialist qualifications 3768 and SA (K)

90 and to attend the RMQ 1-3 course.

COURSE DATES

7. Course dates can be found on the

ATU (L) Year Planner. This can be

downloaded from the ATU (L) website on

ArmyNet at:





M QUALIFICATION (M Qual)

- SA (M) 07

AIM

1. The aim of the SA(M)07 Qualification

Course is to allow units the opportunity of

qualifying LCpl and above, who do not

hold the SA(D)90 Qualification in the

Planning and Conduct of Battle Lessons &

Exercises with the use of Blank

Ammunition

and Pyrotechnics.

ELIGIBILITY

2. Students are required to hold the

rank of acting LCpl or above.

3. Students must have passed their

Weapon Handling Tests (WHT) no more than

6 months prior to attending the course. A

WHT Certificate is required to be

produced on weekend one. Failure to

provide this Certificate will result in

the student being RTU.

OBJECTIVES

4. On successful completion of this


a. Plan and conduct & supervise Battle

Lessons (BLs) and Battle Exercises (BEs).

b. Prepare a written instruction for

the above.

c. Produce an Emergency Action Safety Plan (EASP).

DESCRIPTION

5. This course is a practical/theoretical

course made up of two weekends,

attendance on both weekends is

mandatory.

6. The first weekend consists of classroom

instruction and a demonstration of all pyro

types currently in use by the Army.

Weekend two consists of student teach-

back lessons - which are assessed

7. Essential pre-course reading is issued

with the joining instructions and there is a

requirement for students to work in their

own time between weekends to prepare

their lessons for the second weekend.

QUALIFICATION

8. Successful completion of this course will

qualify the student to be awarded specialist

qualification SA(M)07, and will allow the

student to conduct BLs and BEs in their

units.

COURSE DATES








RANGE MANAGEMENT

QUALIFICATION 1-3 (RMQ 1-3)

- SA (B) 90 Qual

AIM

1. To qualify Students to conduct Live

Firing Stages 1 to 3 (Live Firing

Marksmanship Training (LFMT)).

ELIGIBILITY

2. This course is aimed at JNCOs and above.


course students must:

a. Hold the rank of acting LCpl.

b. Have passed a CMCQ or SAA

(Reservist) course within the

previous 24 months.

c. Have passed the Weapon Handling

Tests (WHT) on the A2 rifle, no more than

6 months prior to the start of the course.

A WHT Certificate is required to be

produced on weekend one. Failure

to provide this Certificate will result

in the student being RTU.

OBJECTIVES

4. The successful student will be able to:

a. Organise a range activity.

b. Understand and use Pamphlet 21

rules.

c. Understand and use the Army

Operational Shooting Pamphlet Vol 1.

d. Understand and adhere to range

standing orders.

e. Conduct firing on a 25m range,

Gallery, Converted Gallery and

Electric Target Ranges.

f. Control the Butts.

g. Control Electronic Target Range

console operations (Inc the new SARTS

range system if available).

h. Write a Range Action and Safety Plan

(RASP) and a Range Aide Memoire (RAM).

DESCRIPTION

5. This three weekend course is highly

practical, with some classroom work during

the first weekend including writing a RASP

and RAM. Attendance on all three

weekends is mandatory.

QUALIFICATION


will qualify the student to Conduct Live

Firing Stages 1 to 3 (LFMT) in accordance

with Infantry Training Vol IV Pamphlet 21

and will be awarded qualification SA (B)

90.

COURSE DATES








DISMOUNTED CLOSE COMBAT

TRAINER OPERATOR - STANDARD

(S) & ENHANCED (E) (DCCT OP)

AIM

1. To teach the operation of the

Dismounted Close Combat Trainer

(DCCT) in order to aid the improvement

in the quality of shooting within units.

2. Note that Standard (S) DCCT ranges

are used by non-Inf Units. Enhanced (E)

DCCT ranges are to be used by Inf Units.

ELIGIBILITY

3. This course is aimed at Officers,

WOs and NCOs.


course, students must hold:

a. The minimum rank of acting LCpl.

b. Have passed their WHT on the L85A2 rifle within the last 6 months.

OBJECTIVES 5. The successful student will be able

to:

a. Select an appropriate range

course.

b. Conduct all available practices.

c. Coach firers’ performances.

d. Analyse the after firing screen

display.

e. Utilise the database.

f. Set up the DCCT range ready for firing.

DESCRIPTION

6. This is a highly practical one weekend

course. Note that ALL DCCT operators

MUST qualify on the (S) range before

qualifying on the (E) range.

QUALIFICATION

7. The successful student will be qualified

to conduct training on the DCCT with a

system manager present; and will be

awarded specialist qualification 5181 INF

DCCT B OP.

COURSE DATES

8. Course dates can be found on the ATU (L)

Courses Year Planner. This can be

downloaded from the ATU (L) website on

ArmyNet at:



9. The requirement for DCCT Basic

Operator is a standalone qualification,

and is to allow the operation of the

DCCT computer system ONLY.

However, the Range Conducting Officer

(RCO) in charge of the DCCT will still be

required to hold the RMQ1-3

qualification.



MATT 3 INSTRUCTOR -

Incorporating TEAM MEDIC

(Formerly BCDT)

AIM

1. To qualify students to become

qualified as individual Team Medics, and

as Unit MATT 3 Instructors to the

standards laid down by DMSTG.

ELIGIBILITY

2. This course is aimed at JNCOs and up

to and including Major (Field rank).

3. All students must have:

a. Have gained the DIT qualification.

b. Hold the minimum substantive

rank of LCpl.

c. Pass the Team Medic phase on

weekend one - before moving onto the

MATT 3 Instructor phase.

Note that failure to pass the Team

Medic test on weekend one

will result in the student being

RTU.

d. Pass a MATT3 written entrance test

on the first day. Failure will result in

student being RTU.

OBJECTIVES

4. On successful completion of the


a. Qualify as an Individual Team Medic.

b. Train soldiers in their unit in Battlefield Casualty Drills to MATT 3 standard.

c. Plan and stage Battlefield

Casualty exercises.

d. Assess soldiers in their units against

MATT 3 standard.

e. Maintain Battlefield Casualty

instructional aids.

DESCRIPTION

5. The course is run over three

weekends. All students carry out 2

periods of instruction, which is assessed,

and plan and stage a practical Battlefield

Casualty incident. Attendance on all three

weekends is mandatory.

QUALIFICATION


will qualify the student as an Individual

Team Medic; this qualification will be for a

period of 2 years. They will also qualify as

a Unit MATT 3 Instructor to conduct

MATT3 training up to Level 1. This

qualification will be for a period of 3 years.

COURSE DATES








MATT4 CBRN DEFENCE ASSISTANT

(MATT 4 INSTRUCTOR)

1. This course is a precursor to the

CBRN Instructor’s course held at

DCBRNC. Current roll-out plans for

the General Service Respirator

(GSR) will lead to this course being

reviewed and developed to include

fit & test and maintenance of the

GSR.

AIM

2. To provide students with the

knowledge and skills to operate CBRN

equipment at sub-unit level and to assist

a CBRN Instructor to MATT4 level.

ELIGIBILITY

3. This course is for JNCOs or senior

privates appointed as assistants to

CBRN Instructors.

4. Unit or establishment JNCOs or senior

private Soldiers. The latter must be

granted the local rank of LCpl.

DESCRIPTION

5. The course is run over 3 weekends

during which all students carry out

instruction and are assessed. Attendance

on all 3 weekends is mandatory.

QUALIFICATION

6. Those trained will be qualified as

CBRN Defence Assistants.

COURSE DATES

7. The CBRN requirement is currently

being reviewed by DCBRNC. ATU (L)

will be delivering this updated course

when this has been released by

DCBRNC.


ALL ARMS COUNTER IMPROVISED

EXPLOSIVE DEVICE INSTRUCTOR

(AA C-IED INSTR)

AIM

1. The aim of this course is to train and

qualify NCO’s to conduct Counter

Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED)

training.

ELIGIBILITY

2. This course is aimed at students who must:

a. Have passed a DIT course.

b. Hold the substantive rank of

Cpl or above.

OBJECTIVES

3. The successful student will be able

to instruct and conduct C-IED uplift

training and test up to MATT 9 Level 1

standard.

DESCRIPTION

4. This is a three weekend course with a

mix of classroom and outside work, with a

requirement for students to work in their

own time between weekends. Attendance

on all three weekends is mandatory.

5. Assessment will be:

a. Formative: Through questioning

and observation throughout the course

(which includes both BLs and BEs), the

student must demonstrate sufficient

knowledge and understanding of the

subject.

b. Summative: On weekend two the

students will sit a written assessment

and on weekend three they will deliver

both a theory and a practical lesson.

They will also receive training and

assessment on the current HHMD

(VALLON) which if successful will qualify

them as a VALLON Instructor.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

6. The following equipment is required by

each student for this course:

a. Combat Body Armour.

b. PLCE - Combat Order inc helmet.

c. Full PCS for field work – inc

waterproofs.

QUALIFICATION

7. Successful completion of this course will

qualify the student to train and take MATT9

Level 1 - in accordance with HQLF/

DTrg(A)/12/25 AA C-IED Instructor Policy

2010/11 and will be awarded the qualification

AA C-IED Instructor.

COURSE DATES








VALLON INSTRUCTORS COURSE

AIM

1. ATU (L) are to deliver a limited number

of VALLON instructors courses which are

designed to qualify personnel to instruct

on the “in service Hand Held Metal

Detector” (HHMD) VALLON.

ELIGIBILITY


a. Have passed the AA CIED Asst Instr course as delivered by ATU (L) since Sept 2012.

OBJECTIVES

3. These Instructors courses will be conducted over 2 days and have been produced in order to up-skill the Army Reserve personnel who have previously attended and passed the AA CIED Assistant Instructors course, delivered by ATU (L) prior to Sept 13.

REASON WHY

4. This upgrade package is required due

to the AA C-IED Assistant Instructors

course content being reviewed and

revised by the Defence Explosive

Munitions Search School (DEMSS) in

2013.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED


each student for the course:

a. Combat Body Armour.

b. PLCE - Combat Order inc helmet.

c. Full PCS for field work

- inc waterproofs.

QUALIFICATION

6. The Vallon Instructor qualification is now

awarded as part of the AA CIED Instructor

course currently delivered by ATU (L).

On passing this Vallon course, successful

students will be able to have their qualification

upgraded in line with the current course to that

of AA C-IED Instructor.

COURSE DATES








MATT 5 UNIT NAVIGATION

ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR

AIM

1. The aim of this course is to train

competent map readers to instruct and

revise Land Navigation to MATT 5 Level 1

standard in order for them to train and test

soldiers in MATT 5.

ELIGIBILITY


a. Be able to pass MATT 5 at

Level 1 standard.

b. Have passed a DIT course.

c. Hold the substantive rank of

LCpl or above.

OBJECTIVES

3. The course objective is to teach students MATT 5 in detail so that they will be able to:

a. Conduct revision training at MATT

5 level 1 and 2 prior to testing.

b. Plan and stage MATT 5 testing.

c. Conduct MATT 5 testing at level

1 and 2.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

4. This is a two weekend course with a

mixture of theory and practical lessons and

exercises; much of the course is taken

outside. Attendance on both weekends is

mandatory. Assessment is by way of the

student delivering 2 assessed Land

Navigation lessons and producing a Land

Navigation Exercise Instruction.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED


each student for the course:

a. Lightweight compass.

b. Binoculars.

c. Notebook, pen and pencil.

QUALIFICATION

6. The successful student will be

authorised to conduct MATT 5 revision and

testing within their Unit for a period of 3

years.

COURSE DATES








HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DRIVER

(HAZMAT)

AIM

1. This course provides a 5 year

qualification to drivers, who are required to

carry hazardous materials, by passing the

written ADR examinations as laid down by

the Department of Transport (DoT) via

SQA.

ELIGIBILITY

2. This course is aimed at MOD drivers

of all three services who may be called

upon to carry hazardous materials on

UK and Continental roads.

3. To be eligible to attend this course

all candidates must hold a valid

FMT600, and an up-to-date full driving

licence; production of both parts (photo

card and paper record) is required.

4. Units sending students with dyslexia

on the course must provide medical of

other appropriate confirmation of this

condition to the HAZMAT Verification

Officer (HVO LAND) in writing prior to the

course. (This is to enable arrangements

to be made with the examination

authority to permit the candidate sitting

an examination additional time).

For further guidance contact the

HVO LAND on 03067 701525.

OBJECTIVES

5. The successful student on this

course will be:

a. Qualified to HAZMAT ADR driver level.

b. Eligible to transport package

goods specified in their class of

qualification.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

6. This is a two weekend course,

consisting of both theoretical and practical

periods; students are given instruction and

tested in 5 subject areas:

a. Core syllabus areas; including fire-

fighting and first aid.

b. Transport of materials -packaging.

c. Hazardous materials - explosives.

d. Hazardous materials - flammable liquids.

e. Hazardous materials - gases.

7. Attendance of both weekends is

mandatory. Due to the intense contents

and nature of this course Sunday training

will finish at approx 16:30hrs.

QUALIFICATION


will provide students with an ADR

vocational certificate, qualifying them to

carry hazardous materials and an Army

Driver qualification, which is valid for 5

years from the date of issue.

COURSE DATES

9. As per other courses.


RESERVE RECRUITER COURSE

AIM

1. To train, coach, assess and produce

a reserve soldier with the knowledge

and personal qualities and capabilities

to present a high quality recruiter for

employment within a Reservist Unit

Recruiting Team.

ELIGIBILITY

2. This course is aimed at JNCO and

SNCO soldiers that are currently – or

soon to be employed within a Recruiting

Team – with the responsibility of

managing potential recruits through their

selection, Phase 1 and 2 training up to

Trained Solder level.

3. To be eligible to attend this course, soldiers must:

a. Be able to fully articulate all of the

benefits and advantages of Army

Reserve Service to a Candidate and

any potential Civilian Employer.

OBJECTIVES 4. The successful student will have

proven their suitability and knowledge in:

a. Military Knowledge.

b. Effective Listening.

c. Effective Questioning.

d. Verbal & non-verbal communication.

e. Reserve Recruitment process.

f. Army Reserve TACOS.

DESCRIPTION

5. This is a one weekend course consisting of

both theoretical and practical lessons.

6. Assessments of these areas will be:

a. Formative: Through questioning and

assessments throughout the course, with

daily reviews to track learning, open book

assessments will be used to demonstrate the

ability to find information and facts.

b. Summative: There will be written theory

tests on military knowledge and the ability to

compile a written reply to an e-mail from a

potential recruit.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

7. The following equipment will be required by

all students undertaking this course: Working

Dress for classroom (MTP), notebook, pens

etc.

QUALIFICATION

8. On successful completion of this course, the

student will receive a course completion

certificate.

9. The course completion will allow the Reserve

Recruiter to be issued a TRH(J) user I/D which

will allow the Recruiter to progress Candidates

applications for enlistment into the Army Reserve.

COURSE DATES

10. Course dates can be found on the ATU (L)

Year Planner. This can be downloaded from the

ATU (L) website on ArmyNet at:





ENDURANCE TRAINING LEADER

(ETL)

AIM

1. To train Officers and substantive

NCOs in the administration, preparation

and safety requirements needed to

conduct running and marching

endurance training to support MATT2

and subsequently qualify as an

Endurance Training Leader.

ELIGIBILITY

2. Prior to the start of this course,

students must meet the pre-course

criteria:

a. Students must be of minimum

rank of substantive LCpl.

b. Students must have passed a PFA and AFT within the previous one month.

c. Students must be medically fit to

attend the course. Students are to

provide a completed FMed 566

annotated as “FIT TO ATTEND

COURSE” and signed by a Medical

Officer. Failure to produce this

document will result in the student

being RTU.

OBJECTIVES

3. The successful student will be able to:

a. Administration to conduct running

and marching endurance training.

b. Preparation for conducting running

and marching endurance training.

c. Safety requirements for conducting

running and marching endurance

training.

DESCRIPTION

4. This is a one weekend course and is

both theoretical and practical. Practical

lessons are assessed and there is a written

exam.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

5. The following equipment will be

required by all students undertaking this

course: Sufficient military and civilian

sports clothing to attend 2 x practical

training lessons per day.

QUALIFICATION

6. The successful completion of this

course will qualify the student as an

Endurance Training Leader. This

qualification is valid for 3 years. The code

for JPA loading is: - Sport

(APTC) Endurance Training Leader|Army|

COURSE DATES








ARMY RESERVE

PHYSICAL TRAINING INSTRUCTOR

(BASIC) COURSE

AIM

1. The course objectives are to train

the student so that on successful

completion of the course they will be

able to deliver Reserves Soldiers’

Physical Training (PT), conduct

Reserves Soldiers’ Physical Testing,

conduct Job-related administrative

tasks and Implement health & safety

policy in relation to Physical Training.

ELIGIBILITY

2. The course is open to LCpl - WO11

serving in the Army Reserve. The following

points regarding student attendance should

be noted:

a. Private Soldiers. Private soldiers

are not permitted to attend the course

however, local LCpls may apply but will

be afforded the lowest priority when

loading the course.

b. Foreign students. Foreign countries

wishing to send students on the course

must first apply to International Defence

Training, who will then process the

course application on their behalf.

c. Suitability. Students attending the

Reserves PTI (B) course are to be

physically fit and have an aptitude for

physical and recreational training.

Applicants are to be volunteers and must

meet the pre- course requisites as

detailed in the Course Assessment

Strategy (CAS).

3. All students must:

a. Have gained the DIT qualification.

b. Hold the minimum substantive rank

of LCpl.

c. Students must have passed a PFA and

AFT within the previous one month.

d. Students must be medically fit to attend

the course. Students are to provide a

completed FMed 566 annotated as “FIT

TO ATTEND COURSE” and signed by a

Medical Officer. Failure to produce

this document will result in the

student being RTU.

OBJECTIVES



a. TO1 - Deliver Reserve

Soldiers’ Physical Training (PT).

b. TO2 - Conduct Reserve

Soldiers’ Physical Testing.

c. TO3 - Implement Health and Safety

Policy in Relation to Physical Training.

d. Conduct Job-related

Administrative Tasks.

(cont)

1 In exceptional circumstances units may apply to

LFTD to have the range increased to OF4.


DESCRIPTION

5. The course is 12 days. All students

carry out 2 periods of instruction, which

is assessed, and then, plan and stage

a practical training session.

QUALIFICATION


Reserves PTI (B) course, students will gain

the Reserves PTI (B) qualification, which is

valid for 5 years from the date of

qualification.

COURSE DATES







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ARMY RESERVE


INTERMEDIATE MODULE 1 (IM 1)

AIM

1. The aim of the IM1 course is to enhance

the knowledge of the Reserve PTI (B). On

successful completion of the module, all

duties are to be carried out in a manner

consistent with this document and in

accordance with (iaw) the Training

Objectives (TOs), the Enabling Objectives

(EO’s), the Course Assessment Strategy

(CAS) and the Reserve PTI (B) Job

Specification.

ELIGIBILITY

2. Prior to the start of this course, students

must meet the pre-course criteria: Note that

Private Soldiers are not permitted to attend

the course. However, local LCpls may apply

- but will be afforded the lowest priority

when loading the course.

3. All students must:

a. Be of minimum rank of substantive

LCpl.

b. Have passed a PFA and AFT within

the previous one month.

c. Be medically fit to attend the course.

Students are to provide a completed

FMed 566 annotated as “FIT TO

ATTEND COURSE” and signed by a

Medical Officer. Failure to produce

this document will result in the

student being RTU.

OBJECTIVES

4. On successful completion of the IM1

course, the Reserve PTI (B) will be able to

implement safety and injury prevention in

relation to PT. Note that completion of IM1

does not allow the Reserve PTI (B) to operate

unsupervised, therefore he/she is still required

to work under direct or indirect supervision of

an RAPTCI, RTC WO PT, Reserve PTI (IA) or

UFTO.

DESCRIPTION

5. IM1 will be 2 days in duration (normally

over a weekend). Students will be required

to share an Instructional Practice (IP) and

undertake a written test.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

6. The following equipment will be required

by all students undertaking this course:

Sufficient military and civilian sports

clothing to attend 2 x practical training

lessons per day.

QUALIFICATION

7. On successful completion of IM 1, the

student will be awarded the qualification of

Reserve PTI (B) with IM 1.

COURSE DATES







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ARMY RESERVE



AIM

1. Students will be trained to perform

duties additional to the Reserves PTI

(B) qualification. The intermediate

Module 2 qualification specific to:

a. Module 2 - Endurance Instructor.

ELIGIBILITY



criteria:











being RTU.

OBJECTIVES

3. On successful completion of IM 2,

the Reserve PTI (B) will be able to

conduct endurance training.

DESCRIPTION

4. The IM 2 course is 2 days in duration

(normally over a weekend). Students will

be required to share an Instructional

Practice (IP) and undertake a written test.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED






QUALIFICATION

6. On successful completion of IM 2, the



COURSE DATES








ARMY RESERVE



AIM

1. The course objectives are to train the

student so that on successful completion

of the course they will be able to

conduct strength development training.

ELIGIBILITY



criteria:











being RTU.

OBJECTIVES

3. On successful completion of the IM 3

course, the Reserve PTI (B) will be able

to conduct strength training.

DESCRIPTION

4. The IM 3 course will be 2 days in

duration (normally over a weekend).

Students will be required to share an

Instructional Practice (IP) and undertake

a written test.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED






QUALIFICATION

On successful completion of IM 3, the



COURSE DATES








ARMY RESERVE


ADVANCED MODULE 1 (AM 1)

AIM

1. The aim of the AM 1 is to enhance

the knowledge of the Reserve PTI (I).

ELIGIBILITY



criteria:











being RTU.

OBJECTIVES

3. On successful completion of the AM 1

course, the Reserve PTI (I) will be able to

utilise the new skills taught in physical

training lessons including resistance

training and strengthening exercises.

DESCRIPTION

4. The AM 1 course will be 2 days in

duration (normally over a weekend). Due to

the largely theoretical content of AM 1, no

practical assessment will be conducted

however students will undertake a written

exam.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED






QUALIFICATION

6. On successful completion of AM 1, the


Reserve PTI (I) with AM 1.

COURSE DATES








ARMY RESERVE



AIM

The aim of the AM 2 is to enhance


ELIGIBILITY



criteria:











being RTU.

OBJECTIVES


Reserve PTI (I) will be able to conduct

Battle PT lessons with various types of

physical training and improvised

equipment.

DESCRIPTION

4. AM 2 will be 2 days in duration (normally

over a weekend). Due to the predominately

practical content of the course there will be

no theory examination.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED






QUALIFICATION




COURSE DATES








ARMY RESERVE



AIM

1. The aim of the AM 3 is to enhance


ELIGIBILITY



criteria:



b. Students must have passed a AFT and PFA within the previous 6 months.








being RTU.

OBJECTIVES

3. On successful completion of AM 3,

the Reserve PTI (I) will be able to

compose individual and Unit training

programmes.

DESCRIPTION

4. AM 3 will be 2 days in duration (normally

over a weekend). No practical assessment

will be conducted - however students will

undertake a written exam.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED






QUALIFICATION




COURSE DATES









Instructor Vacancies

1. Are you interested in instructing at ATU (L) or do you

have staff that would benefit from instructing and

developing in the Unit? We have vacancies for high

quality Reservist and ex-Regular Army SNCOs, NCOs

and Officers who are currently instructors or wish to

become instructors.

2. ATU (L) is a busy organisation and instructors should

expect to complete 50-80 days per annum, depending on

the courses on which they are employed. Due to this

high commitment, Instructors are exempt from the

requirement to attend a two week Annual Training Period.

3. This ATU fully supports an individual’s career

progression and offers Instructors the opportunity to

qualify in a wide range of subjects taught by the ATU (L)

as well as within your own trade group.

4. Instructors should expect to return to their units after a

2 to 3 year tour.

Visiting Instructors

5. There are opportunities for any qualified instructors to

revisit ATU (L) in order to remind/revise their instructor

skills on their qualified subjects. Instructors should contact

the ATU (L) PSI with details of their qualifications and the

dates they are available to instruct (See course dates on

the ATU (L) Year Planner) to arrange this.

For Further Details

6. For further information, contact the

PSAO, Capt Ade Cregg, on 020 7414 3848

(Mil 94638 3848) or by email at: [email protected].



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