Block syllabus

1.  Qualities of a good instructor
2.  The sniper instructor
3.  Promoting and maintaining the desire to learn
4.  Question technique and confirmation
5.  Fault finding
6.  Construction of a small arms lesson plan
7.  Construction of a power-point lesson plan
8.  Construction of range boards
9.  Construction of syndicate range boxes
10.  Delivery of a small arms weapons lesson – rifle lesson one (1)
11.  Delivery of a small arms weapons lesson – rifle lesson two (2)
12.  Delivery of a small arms weapons lesson – rifle lesson three (3)
13.  Delivery of a small arms weapons lesson – rifle lesson four (4)
14.  Delivery of a small arms weapons lesson – rifle lesson five (5)
15.  Conducting rifle training tests
16.  Delivery of the introduction to sniping – history
17.  Student teaching periods small arms – lessons one to five (1-5)
18.  Delivery of the introduction to the scope lesson
19.  Delivery of the introduction to ballistics one – internal and external
20.  Delivery of range estimation one – theory – test and conditions
21.  Delivery of range estimation two – practical tewt outside area – use of mildot and appearance methods
22.  Planning and conduct of a gallery range – construction of a range letter
23.  Practical demonstration – grouping and zeroing – 100 metres
24.  Delivery of how to maintain and record weapon cleaning and weapons fault reports
25.  Delivery of introduction to observation, field sketching, logging and reporting
26.  Conditions of the observation test
27.  Observation one – why things are seen demonstration
28.  Delivery of construction of a conventional sniper range card
29.  Construction of a theory lesson plan
30.  Student delivery – bore-sighting grouping & zeroing/slip scale – elementary application of fire
31.  Student delivery power point lessons
32.  Construction of a ghillie suit and camouflage of a weapon system
33.  Delivery of different natures of munitions
34.  Introduction into camouflage and concealment – why things are seen
35.  Conduct and conditions of camouflage and concealment stands
36.  Introduction to stalking
37.  Delivery of stalk demonstration tewt
38.  Conduct and conditions – the stalk
39.  Construction of a field-craft letter
40.  The defence systems approach to training
41.  Training objectives and enabling objectives
42.  Programming, internal and external validation
43.  Training (scoping) needs and analysis study
44.  Presentations and briefings
45.  Practical student delivery – sniper field craft
46.  Practical delivery – conduct elementary application of sniper fire (live fire ranges)
47.  Practical delivery – conduct advance application of fire (live fire ranges)
48.  How to delivery sniper tactics, techniques 7 procedures lessons; including
49.  Introduction to patrols
50.  Obstacle crossing
51.  Tactical pauses and short halts
52.  Troop link up and harbour
53.  The rv system
54.  Contact drills
55.  Ambushing
56.  Arid ops
57.  Urban ops
58.  The op demonstration
59.  Delivery of specialist to role sniping (counter terrorism)
60.  Delivery of sniper employment – all phases of war
61.  Delivery of orders & sniper mission planning
62.  How to evaluate snipers
63.  Student report writing
64.  Conduct of tactical exercises
65.  Tactical commanders brief
66.  Advising higher formation on sniper matters
67.  Pre mission deploment preparation, roles & responsibilities