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N3-24

ACO Combat Readiness Evaluation (CREVAL) Course for Land Forces

Conducted by COSEC

Aim

To train NATO evaluators/monitors and national evaluation team members to prepare and conduct combat readiness evaluations in land units and HQs.

Details

Duration: 1 Week
Course Structure: Resident (1)
Language: English 3333 IAW STANAG 6001
Classification: NATO Restricted Rel PfP EUMS
Discipline: ETE - Education,Training, Exercises and Evaluation
Area: EV - Evaluation
Depth of Knowledge: 3 - Advance
ePrime No.: ACT.239
ETOC Code: ETE-EV-3801

Course Iterations

Code Course Dates Open Seats
N3-24-B-23 05 - 09 Jun 23 13
N3-24-C-23 11 - 15 Sep 23 Contact POC

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Learning Objectives

Explain the foundation and structure of the ACO CREVAL Program: Given references, explain the foundation and structure of the ACO CREVAL program.

Explain the concept, conduct, and methodolody of the ACO CREVAL program.: Given references, describe the ACO CREVAL Program concept, how it is conducted and methodology for its application.

Demonstrate evaluation criteria and reporting procedures.: Given references demonstrate how the procedures followed for the ACO Combat Readiness Evaluation are documented.

Explain essential documents relevant to CREVAL.: Given references, explain the NATO policy and procedures for the ACO Land Forces Combat Readiness evaluation.

Course Participants

(a) NATO Nation Students: None

(b) PfP - EUMS Students:
1/ The PN student has completed the OCC E&F Evaluator Training Course (ETC).
2/ PN must have been released pertaining ACO Forces Standards describing ACO evaluation programs IAW MCM 0055- 2008.In any other case, confirmation must be confirmedby SHAPE Partnership Directorate.

Language Proficiency: English 3333 IAW STANAG 6001
Rank Requirements: NCO: OR-3 thru OR-9
Officer: OF-1 thru OF-6

Methodology

This one week course is an externally supported program of instruction, delivered by CREVAL experts/instructors from ACO. It is conducted using the following methods of instruction:

a. Formal lectures and Q & A periods.
B. Panel discussions.
C. Syndicate work (e.g. guided discussion, problem solving, exercise participation, presentation of results) to consolidate knowledge gained.
D. E-learning module as pre course material (details of module).
E. Use of NATO approved software/database tools

Further Information

This one week course is an externally supported program of instruction, delivered by CREVAL experts/instructors from ACO. It is conducted using the following methods of instruction:

a. Formal lectures and Q & A periods.
B. Panel discussions.
C. Syndicate work (e.g. guided discussion, problem solving, exercise participation, presentation of results) to consolidate knowledge gained.
D. E-learning module as pre course material (details of module).
E. Use of NATO approved software/database tools