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The CMP will conduct a series of JMIC Master Instructor Training Workshops in 2010 to train new JMIC Master Instructors and recertify current active JMIC Master Instructors who were originally trained in 2005 and whose certificates expire in 2010. Recent experience in conducting rifle marksmanship training and organizing a rifle team at a JROTC Unit or Junior Rifle Club is a prerequisite for attending a JMIC Master Instructor Course. Current Master Instructors must have taught at least one JMIC Course in the past five years to be eligible for recertification. How to Register for a JMIC Master Instructor Course To register for a JMIC Master Instructor, please go to http://clubs.odcmp.com/cgi-bin/matchInfo.cgi?matchID=5166 and complete the online registration page. Please indicate the class you wish to attend. Before you register, review the information in this bulletin about course dates and sites as well as the information about the JMIC Course and the qualifications required to become a JMIC Master Instructor. JMIC JROTC Marksmanship Instructor Course The JROTC Marksmanship Instructor Course, better known as JMIC, is an eight-hour course that must be completed by Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force JROTC instructors before they can teach air rifle marksmanship to JROTC cadets. The course covers how to organize a JROTC marksmanship program, how to safely and properly conduct air rifle live firing and how to teach basic marksmanship skills that are the foundation for three-position air rifle qualification and competition. Instructors who complete the JMIC Course are issued course notebooks and CDs with classroom presentations they can use when they train cadets in gun safety and basic marksmanship. Certificates are issued for course completion and are valid for five years. A large number of current certificates will expire in 2010 and these instructors must take a new JMIC Course to be recertified. Significant improvements and changes have been made in the JMIC Course since its inception in 2005 so it is essential that all certified instructors be retrained every five years. Only JMIC Master Instructors who are trained by the CMP in a two-day JMIC Master Instructor Training Course may teach JMIC Courses. There are currently 256 certified JMIC Master Instructors, although many of these certifications will expire in 2010. Master Instructors teach courses for as few as one and as many as 20 or 30 JROTC instructors. Since the JMIC program began in 2005, JMIC Master Instructors have trained and certified 2,239 Army, 1,335 Navy, 291 Marine Corps and 131 Air Force JROTC instructors to teach air rifle marksmanship in their schools.
JMIC Master Instructor Training
Course JMIC Master Instructor
Training Courses are two-day courses to train and certify qualified JROTC and
other civilian instructors to teach the eight-hour JMIC Course.
Master Instructor Courses provide a detailed and thorough examination of
all aspects of the JMIC course. In addition, they serve as a venue for
evaluating the JMIC Course and the overall JROTC rifle
marksmanship program and for making recommendations for improvement. To be
eligible for certification as a JMIC Master Instructor, you must have
actual experience in conducting JROTC or junior club rifle marksmanship
instruction. JMIC Master Instructors should also have actual experience in
organizing and training a JROTC unit rifle team or
junior club rifle team for participation in three-position air rifle
competition. To be eligible for recertification, previously certified Master
Instructors must have taught at least one eight-hour
JMIC Course during the last five years. JROTC instructors and junior club
leaders who do not meet the experience requirements for
Master Instructor certification may attend one of these courses and may
be certified as a JMIC instructor.
Course Schedule
After receiving confirmation that you are enrolled in a JMIC Master Instructor
Course, you may make plans to attend. The dates listed are the dates when
instruction is scheduled. Plan to arrive at the course
site on the afternoon or evening before the first day. Check-in will take place
between 0730 and 0830 on the first day. Instruction will
begin at 0830 and continue until 1700. Instruction on the second day will
begin at 0800 and end at 1400. You can plan your departures after 1400 on the
second day. Lunches will be provided by the CMP on
both instruction days. Dinners will be on your own. The schedule will include
classroom presentations and discussion as well as practical
work on the range where instructional methods will be practiced. All
necessary course materials will be provided.
JMIC MASTER INSTRUCTOR COURSES IN 2010 If you have questions about the
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