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M5-76

NATO Senior Reserve Officers Course (SROC)

Conducted by COSEC

Aim

To enable members to deconstruct the concepts and principles of the NATO alliance including Reserve roles, missions and doctrine, in order to develop Reserve Force policy and/or doctrine.

Details

Duration: 1 Week
Course Structure: Resident (1)
Language: English 3332 IAW STANAG 6001
Classification: NATO Unclassified
Discipline: ETE - Education,Training, Exercises & Evaluation
Area: MW - NATO Military Workforce
Depth of Knowledge: 4 - Expert
ePrime No.: ACT.313
ETOC Code: ETE-MW-41372

Course Iterations

Code Course Dates Open Seats
M5-76-A-23 18 - 22 Sep 23
M5-76-A-24 16 - 20 Sep 24 Contact POC

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Learning Objectives

Understand the NATO Command and Operational Structure/Ongoing Operations: Given references, the student will understand the NATO command structure and its relationship to the conduct and support of operations, including NATO crisis response system.

Understand the Contemporary and Future Security Environment: Given references, the student will understand the global contemporary and future security environment.

Understand the Strategic Concept, NATO Enlargement, Partnerships and Reserve Forces/NRFC Relevence: Given references, the student will summarize the current NATO strategic concept with a specific focus on Partner relationships.

Course Participants

Active/Regular and Reserve military officers and civilian equivalents responsible for developing or implementing reserve policy, strategy, and/or doctrine or who are assigned to a NATO command.
(1) Rank Level:
NCO: Not eligible
Officer: OF-4 thru OF-7
Civilian: equivalent to the NATO rank options

Language Proficiency: English 3332 IAW STANAG 6001
Rank Requirements: NCO: Not eligible
Officer: OF-4 thru OF-7

Prerequisite Courses

Code Name
ADL030 NATO’s Reserve Forces

Methodology

This is a five-day residential course comprised of;
1. formal lectures/briefs,
2. guided discussions and
3. moderated question-and-answer sessions.


e-Learning

You are encouraged to complete the following ADL modules prior to attending the course.

ADL Modules

Code Name