NCC CL Course 1 - NCC Training

NCC Cadet Leaders Course 1

​NCC Knowledge and Planning

Scope

1. NCC Knowledge and Values

2. NCC Training Framework

3. Role of a 3SG

4. Role of a SSG (USM and ASM)

5. Planning Training and RO

1. NCC Knowledge

Multiple Choice

What is the VISION of NCC?

• Cadet Strong

• To Serve with Pride and Dedication

• Extraordinary Youth Leaders

• Honour and Glory

What is the NCC pledge?

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We, the members of the National Cadet Corps and

of the Republic of Singapore,...

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Do hereby pledge, to be loyal to the

and the corps,...

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And to maintain a high standard of discipline and

,

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So that we may better serve our

.

What are the 8 core values of NCC?

NCC Training Framework

There are 2 main training frameworks in NCC:
1. NCC Key Thrusts
2. Cadet Strong Framework

Every activity planned should bear these frameworks in mind to ensure alignment with NCC training objectives.

Role of a Cadet Leader

​NCC
Cadet Ranks

​NCC
Cadet Officer Ranks

Cadet Leader Roles in NCC

Specialist Roles in NCC:
1. Platoon Leader(s)
2. Instructor (UDI, PTI)
3. Logistics
4. Unit Leader (USM, ASM)

1 Platoon Commanders (PCs)

Platoon ICs (JC / SC / CL Platoons)
Attendance at training
Platoon safety and welfare during training
Platoon discipline, turn out and morale
Planning activities with USM/ASM for platoon
Ensuring training syllabus is covered for proficiency test

2 Specialist Instructors

Unit Drill Instructor (UDI) and Physical Training Instructor (PTI)
Attend NCC specialised courses
Advise USM/ASM on syllabus and training during planning
Ensure drill and fitness standards maintained (including CLs)
Selecting cadets for competitions (advise teacher officers)

3 Logistics

Unit Quartermaster (UQM)
Overall In Charge of NCC store
Work with USM/ASM in planning training
Ensure logistics / equipment are available
Ensure safe keeping of cadets belongings during training
Assist with kit exchange and uniform sizing

4 Unit Leaders

Unit Sergeant Major (USM and ASM)
Provide vision and direction for the unit and for cadet leaders
To direct planning for training (RO) and to submit for vetting
Communicate training programmes to JC / SC / CLs
Improving unit cohesion / morale / dedication
Improving training methods / better training programmes
Ensure NCC training framework is followed

Training Plans and
Routine Orders (RO)

Planning for Training

Most important duty that should be done weekly.
USM overall in charge to ensure timely submission to teachers
RO planning team
1. USM (overall IC and responsible for submission / announcement)
2. ASM (take over is USM is unavailable)
3. PCs, LOG, UDI, PTI to contribute with feedback / suggestions / ideas

Planning for Training

Overall Structure of training:
1. Muster Parade (1430 - 1500)
2. Session 1 (1500 - 1550)
3. Session 2 (1600 - 1650)
4. Last Parade (1650 - 1700)
Dismissal of JCs and SCs at 5pm sharp
1700 - 1715: CLs Debrief / Reflection

Planning for Training

Considerations:
1. Tuesday is PT attire
2. Thursday is Full Uniform
3. Be prepared with wet weather programmes

Ensure a variety of activities in the week to prevent cadet boredom / burnout.
Be creative with activities, but keep to the NCC framework.

Planning for Training

Main Activities:
Resilient Mind: Footdrill / IFC / Total Defence / NCC Knowledge

Fit Body: PT, Competitive Games

Committed Heart: Bonding Games, leadership games

Refer to handouts for compulsory knowledge for cadet proficiency

Planning for Training

Lesson Resources:

NCC Learning Hub:
https://sites.google.com/view/hqncc-learning-hub-2020/home?authuser=0

Website was used for e-CCA during Covid19 and is still a good collection of different lesson materials and NCC knowledge.

Planning for Training

Lesson Resources:

NCC Youtube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@NationalCadetCorpsSingapore

Includes videos of current events / FSD as well as instructional videos (search for NCC 101 playlist)

Cadet Safety

Cadet safety and welfare is the most important aspect to take care of when planning or conducting NCC training.

Cadets should leave NCC in good spirits and without injury.

All injury or incidents MUST be reported to the teachers ASAP.