Fast-track training for military educators

The
British Army is teaming-up with the University of Southampton to better equip
the military’s Educational and Training Services (ETS) branch.

Officially
launched this week, a programme has been developed to deliver the standard two
year part-time training course in an initial six-week period, with the
remainder of the course delivered via blended learning in the workplace over
the following 13 months.

The
course will be delivered to all new entrants to the Adjutant General’s Corps
ETS branch as they embark on their careers as professional military educators.  

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The
programme will be delivered jointly by tutors from the University of
Southampton and by ETS officers who become accredited as teaching fellows of the
university.

By Quentin Reade