culture and language training at a distance in the u.s. navy
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Culture and Language Training at a Distance in the U.S. Navy. Presented to the DLCC Conference on Culture and Language at a Distance Monterey, California March 2007. CDR Keith Burgess Navy Center for Language, Regional Expertise and Culture (CLREC) (850) 452-6736 [email protected]. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Culture and Language Training at a Distance in Culture and Language Training at a Distance in
the U.S. Navy the U.S. Navy
CDR Keith BurgessNavy Center for Language, Regional Expertise and Culture
(CLREC)(850) 452-6736
Presented to thePresented to theDLCC Conference on Culture and Language at a DistanceDLCC Conference on Culture and Language at a Distance
Monterey, CaliforniaMonterey, CaliforniaMarch 2007March 2007
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Programs and Initiatives Programs and Initiatives
Undergraduate• USNA International Programs Office, Center for Middle East & Islamic
Studies, increased immersion overseas, summer foreign exchanges
• NROTC (mandatory course – World Affairs and Cultures)
Navy Professional Military Education (NPME)• Naval War College – Regional content in residence courses, distributed
learning for non-resident students (officer and enlisted)
Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) • Primary center for Navy Foreign Area Officer education
• Regional Security Education Program (RSEP)
Navy Center for Language, Regional Expertise and Cultural • Operational Cultural Awareness Training and Country/Area Studies
• Clearinghouse for focused culture training (e.g., MTT, pre-deployment)
• Collaborative with USMC CAOCL and Ft. Huachuca Culture Center
Intercultural Relations Workshops Overseas
Operationally focused, effects-based
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Pre-DeploymentPre-Deployment
Navy Center of Excellence for Language and Cultural Training• Established Feb 06 to facilitate/coordinate culture training
• Enables pre-deployment culture training for deploying Navy forces
Cultural Awareness Training Working Group – March 06• Proposed 3 tiers of cultural awareness competence below level 1
• Tier 1 – Basic cultural sensitivity
• Tier 2 – Regionally-focused competence with survival language skills
• Tier 3 – Mission-focused competence with survival language skills
• Institutionalizing cultural awareness training within Navy
Approved POM-08 Initiatives• Center of Excellence Funded/Staffed
• Fully fund NPS RSEP
• Programmed 20 DLI MTTs per year
• Procure commercial distributed learning language tool for all hands
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Training coordinated to date:• JLTC Ogden
• Trained 10 Key personnel in 1 month Iraqi dialect and culture course
• 60% finished at 0+ for Listening DLPT5
• MTT
• Trained over 300 personnel from RIVRONONE (in Little Creek) and MSD73 (in Guam) in Intro to Iraqi culture course
• Iraqi operational communication
• Provided DLI Language Survival Kits
• Professional Linguist Enhancement and Sustainment
• Cryptologic Technician
• On-site classes
• Travel to JLC sites
• Foreign Area Officers
• New program – developing requirements
Planned support and training
Operational Training
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Developing Subject/Country Studies (0+/Tier 2):• To deploy via:
• Navy e-Learning COIs (ILE)• Facilitated Presentations (.PPT)• Fly-away Read Files (.PDF)
• Initial Efforts:• Culture 101 (0+/Tier 1)• Country Study Priorities:
• GWOT• Navy Deployments (SOUTHCOM AOR and N. Africa)• Navy OCONUS PCS Sites
Leveraging• Defense Language Institute’s Countries in Perspective Materials & MTTs• University of Military Intelligence TRADOC Culture Center’s Materials• USMC Center for Advanced Operational Cultural Learning’s Materials• Contract Training• Academic/Industry Concepts for Cultural Characterization
Cultural & Regional Expertise Efforts
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Officer PMEOfficer PME
Content integrated by Naval War College (NWC) in:• Primary (CWO, O1-O3), via Navy Knowledge On-line (70-80 hours)• Intermediate (O4-O5), in-residence; non-residence programmed• Senior (O5-O6), in residence
Meets CJCSI 1800.1C OPMEP Criteria
5 World Regions: • Asia-Pacific, West Hemisphere, Africa, Greater Middle East, Eurasia• Additional Qualification Designator (AQD) established for each region
Approved POM-08 Initiatives• Double NWC In-Residence Capacity for Regional Content • Establish NWC Non-resident Intermediate-level • Additional NWC Non-resident Primary PME
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Enlisted PMEEnlisted PME
Content integrated by NWC in:• Navy Officer Primary which includes E7 - E8
• Curriculum development continues for Senior Enlisted Academy
• Select E9s attending Officer Intermediate and Senior level PME
• Planning for Non-resident PME for E1-E4
Proposed POM-10 Initiative• Establish NWC Non-resident PME for E5 – E6
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The Navy’s PME ContinuumThe Navy’s PME ContinuumO-1 to O-3O-1 to O-3 O-3 to O-4O-3 to O-4 O-5 to O-6O-5 to O-6 O-7O-7 O-8O-8 O-9O-9
E-1 to E-3E-1 to E-3 E-4 to E-6E-4 to E-6 E-7 to E-8E-7 to E-8 E-9 ExecutiveE-9 ExecutiveE-8E-8 E-9E-9E-8 to E-9E-8 to E-9
INTERMEDIATEINTERMEDIATEJPME IJPME I
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SENIORJPME II
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Way AheadWay Ahead
Align Navy’s Training and Education elements vis-à-vis cultural content
Institutionalization via Navy Mission Essential Task
Identify requirements, capture lessons learned
Sustain the program through the PPBE process
Questions?