Yeap… Made me go back and revisit this post from 2 years ago - and reflect how nothing has really changed…
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I think this highlights more than anything why the ATc needs to cross train with the other cadet forces & have volunteers collaborate particularly at wing level in sharing ways of doing things.
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I’m adding this to my growing todo list.
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Does anybody know everybody’s favourite HQ Wing Commander’s ACC handle?
Staff volunteer development is on her list…
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I may forward this on to my HQAC contact anyhow. It’s desperately missing from RAFAC training and would definitely be useful for recent service leavers, who already have all the AVIP knowledge anyhow.
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I must say, the staff training I’ve done so far online has been excellent quality. Far better than the ATC.
I will also say, that the cadet training syllabi on Training and Admin is not as good as what the ATC offers. I’m teaching the Able Cadets Leadership at the moment, and I’m using ATC slides, because they’re better.
It’s a shame that this problem exists.
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If only we had a joint HQ where we could share good best practise across the differing orgs!
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If only the organisations spoke at all?
Oh, another thing I’d not seen before. The URNU delivered exped training at unit tonight!
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Can you link please?
I just searched “Working with young people” on DLE and it came up, about 5th on the list or something like that.
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Partner and I went aboard the Prince of Wales yesterday at the Pier Head, Liverpool. Very impressive vessel, even though we were only allowed onto the hanger deck.
The SCC were present with cadets including their band, which was excellent, very smart and very impressive yet again.
The RAFAC were there at some stage yesterday.
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Visited it on a course a couple of years ago. Really impressive.
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