Basic Instructor Requirements Sample Clauses

Basic Instructor Requirements. The contractor shall provide instructors who successfully meet the qualifications and requirements stated within sections 4 and 5, and possess the requisite CUIT certification to deliver each course assigned. Any personnel proposed to serve as substitutes and/or replacements shall be as qualified as the individuals they are replacing. The qualifications include the requirements established in sections 4 and 5 of this PWS, as well as completion of the CUIT process described in section 5-2.1. These qualifications shall be supported by a complete Instructor Training Jacket (ITJ) as established in section 5-2. Several training courses are designated as High-Risk per NETCINST 1500.13A (Naval Education and Training Command High-Risk Training Safety Program) (Attachment E). Given this designation and CENSECFOR’s commitment to providing a safe and effective learning environment, the government invokes its right to assess any proposed contract instructor’s background using the process as described in Section 5. The government retains the right to refuse to accept any proposed contract instructors considered unqualified or unsafe based on the results of the assessment and as dictated in NETCINST 1500.13A. In extenuating circumstances, waivers of instructor qualifications may be entertained by the CENSECFOR DOT. All instructor qualification waiver requests shall be submitted in writing to the CENSECFOR DOT via the CENSECFOR COR.
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Basic Instructor Requirements. The contractor shall ensure that sufficient instructors, who successfully meet the qualifications and requirements stated within this section, and possess the requisite CUIT certification for delivery of each course convening. The contractor shall provide the stated amount of instructors per the Training Course Control Document (TCCD) for each training module. Any personnel proposed to serve as substitutes and/or replacements shall be CUIT qualified in accordance with section 5-3.1 of this PWS. The Armed Sentry/Security Reaction Force (Basic) (AS/SRF-B) course is considered High-Risk, and as such, CENSECFOR retains the right to assess the contract instructor’s background and, if appropriate, has the right of refusal, through the PCO, of any instructor considered unqualified or unsafe as dictated in NETCINST 1500.13A (Naval Education and Training Command High- Risk Training Safety Program) (Attachment E). In extenuating circumstances, waivers of instructor qualifications may be entertained by the CENSECFOR DOT. All instructor qualification waiver requests shall be submitted in writing to the CENSECFOR DOT via the CENSECFOR COR.

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