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The course structure allows the Instructing Staff to educate, build, develop and scrutinize an OCdt’s ability to decide and communicate accurately and ethically while under pressure and or stress. The course focusses on developing military skills and command with a leadership ‘golden thread’. Having the RMAS approach to training at its core, IOTP is designed with a syllabus that sees male and female integration throughout training. The methodology used addresses each issue directly and the course, through the delivery of a bespoke training syllabus, is fit for the JDF and is also relevant to the militaries and organizations within the Caribbean region and in other parts of the world. Additionally, the ongoing expansion and restructuring of the Force to cauterize the ballooning threats to national security has caused an increased demand for newly commissioned Second Lieutenants.ĭue to the carefully adapted military and academic curricula, IOTP serves as the course to treat with the aforementioned considerations. The advent of COVID-19 added a new level of complexity to travel, thus negatively affecting the process of sending OCdts overseas. This is normally done at the Unit level and later, through a Young Officers’ Course. Upon the return of OCdts to the JDF, there is a requirement for doctrine and operating procedure standardization due to the varying concepts and differing contents of the training they had undergone.

Traditionally, the Jamaica Defence Force’s (JDF) longstanding partnerships with militaries across the world has seen its OCdts being trained in academies in the following countries: United States, England, Canada, China and India. It was designed with the direct support and guidance of RMAS Instructing and Support Staff.

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The programme falls within the tactical level of the Professional Military Education (PME) framework of armed forces and is modelled from the Royal Military Academy Sandhursts’ (RMAS) Commissioning Course. Initial Officer Training Programme (IOTP) provides basic military officer training to Officer Cadets (OCdts) and their equivalents from law enforcement and uniformed services. Audley Shaw, informed that a regulation is to be inserted making reference to the type of child restraint required for the conveyance of children based on age and size in different types of vehicles. Speaking in Parliament recently, Minister of Transport and Mining, Hon. The Government is amending the provision regarding the use of child-restraint systems under the new road traffic laws. The Prime Minister was addressing a meeting of the National Road Safety Council (NRSC) held at the Office of the Prime Minister on Thursday (February 9). “So, I’m using this opportunity to say that seat belts are required, particularly in your private vehicles,” he said. Holness noted that the move to amend the provision in the Road Traffic Act and Regulations regarding the use of child restraint systems “could easily be misinterpreted as saying they’re (seatbelts) no longer required”. “In the event of a crash it could save your life,” he said. Andrew Holness, said that while it may be impractical to enforce the seat belt rule for children travelling in public transportation, “I would want to take the opportunity to urge passengers, if it is provided, if it is available, please use your seat belts”. Jamaicans are being reminded that seat belts are still a requirement under the law, and persons travelling in public passenger vehicles (PPV) are advised to use them when available.

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