Fort Bragg Mission Training Complex (MTC), Collective Training Branch - Trainer

Core Government Services Corporation•Fort Liberty, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Core Government Services is seeking a professional military Trainer for the Collective Training Branch at the Fort Bragg Mission Training Complex (MTC). The Trainer supports unit leaders in planning simulation training to meet collective training objectives and plans, coordinates, and executes simulation training from squad through corps echelons. Training uses simulation programs including LOTS, DXTRS, ExCIS, JLCCTC, JCATs, JDLM, IEWTPT, and VBS3/VBS4. The role includes setting up classrooms, networking systems, supporting simulations, and instructing personnel on applicable mission command information systems. The Trainer delivers system instruction in accordance with Army-standard Programs of Instruction and approved course times, with a goal of at least 90% of students completing instruction and receiving system certification. The Trainer follows doctrine in the TC 6-0 series, “Training the Mission Command Warfighting Function,” and teaches and coaches unit personnel in BSWS functionality and operations during exercises and classroom events. On occasion, the Trainer operates BSWS for a unit during a training event. The position is on-site at Fort Bragg, with minimal travel. Work hours are generally 0700–1600, Monday through Friday, but may vary based on mission requirements. The contract is longer than one year.

Requirements

Active Secret security clearance.
Bachelor’s degree.
Recently retired or separated Army senior Noncommissioned Officer, Warrant Officer, or Officer with battalion-or-higher staff experience using Mission Command Information Systems (MCIS).
Six years of MCIS experience.
Ten years of Army veteran experience.
Valid state driver’s license and ability to maintain post driving privileges.
Advanced knowledge of principles, methods, and techniques used to deliver Army simulation training programs.
Knowledge of one or more Army Mission Command Information Systems (MCIS).
Ability to learn a second Army MCIS and serve as an Assistant Instructor when needed.
Battle Staff training and battalion-or-higher echelon staff experience, with knowledge of relevant technology and subject matter.
Demonstrated effective teaching, instruction, presentation, and communication skills.
Excellent verbal communication skills for interfacing with military and civilian personnel.

Nice To Haves

Army Warfighting Simulation (WARSIM) experience.
Joint Land Component Constructive Training Capability (JLCCTC) experience.

Responsibilities

Assist unit leadership in planning simulation training that meets collective training objectives.
Plan, coordinate, and execute simulation training at echelons from squad to corps using programs such as LOTS, DXTRS, ExCIS, JLCCTC, JCATs, JDLM, IEWTPT, and VBS3/VBS4.
Set up classrooms, network systems, support simulations, and instruct on applicable mission command information systems.
Execute system training in accordance with Army-standard Programs of Instruction and approved instructional times.
Provide individual MCS training to standard and on time, aiming for at least 90% of students to complete the course and receive system certification.
Follow doctrine outlined in the TC 6-0 series, “Training the Mission Command Warfighting Function.”
Teach and coach training unit personnel on BSWS functionality and operations during exercises and classroom training events.
Occasionally operate BSWS for the unit during a training event.