Unit Armor Certification Instructors - Troop School [1008H008Y1]

ProSidian Seeks a Unit Armor Certification Instructors - Troop School in CONUS/OCONUS - Ft. Bragg North Carolina to support an engagement for a branch of the military that provides Educational Instruction and Support Services for The Army Troop School (Ft. Bragg) Soldier Development Program - Installation Troop Schools Program (Troop School) and serves a part of the system of military education in the U.S. armed forces in which both officers and enlisted men receive instruction within their own units.

The ProSidian Engagement Team Members work to provide Educational Instruction and Support Services for The Army Troop School (Ft. Bragg) Soldier Development Program - Installation Troop Schools Program (Troop School).  The Installation Troop School Program’s purpose is to maintain readiness capabilities as outlined by AR 350-1 and reduce funding costs to the Army while simultaneously maintaining warfighting proficiency.  Troop Schools provide academic instruction in job related skills. 

These programs support readiness and training and are available to the Soldiers at no cost.  This project specifically addresses the Installation Troop Schools Program (Troop School).  The Troop Schools courses are based upon training requirements requested by installation commanders to ensure proper certifications to conduct garrison and deployment mission requirements.

Unit Armor Certification Instructors - Troop School Candidates shall work to support requirements for Program Support and Provide Educational Instruction and Support Services for The Army Troop School (Ft. Bragg) Soldier Development Program - Installation Troop Schools Program (Troop School). 

Troop Schools Courses:  Team ProSidian shall provide instructional and administrative services to conduct computer-delivered courses on-line via the Government-owned network, and off-line via Government-owned software. Programs of Instruction (POI) will be approved by the TRADOC -Training And Doctrine Command designated proponent.  Team ProSidian shall be required to print and distribute class schedules and course descriptions on quarterly basis for distribution.

The Unit Armor Certification Instructors shall work as part of Team ProSidian’s Troop School Team and provide AIT instruction through the current PBUSE instructors who possess subject matter knowledge through on the job experience or either a BA/BS in appropriate field or twelve (12) months prior teaching experience; possessing relevant education or teaching experience and capable of teaching adults.

The Installation Troop School Program’s purpose is to maintain readiness capabilities as outlined by AR 350-1 and reduce funding costs to the Army while simultaneously maintaining warfighting proficiency. Team ProSidian shall provide instructional and administrative services to conduct computer-delivered courses on-line via the Government-owned network, and off-line via Government-owned software.

Thorough knowledge of subject matter shall be demonstrated by education, experience, skill, or by any combination of these.  All ProSidian Team Members shall adhere to standards of performance, which are generally acceptable to the post-secondary teaching profession.  All personnel must keep their knowledge base current with upgrades to Army computer systems hardware/software concerning course Programs of Instruction (POI).

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