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Master Resilience Trainer-Assistant Primary Instructor

Description

The MRT API Course is offered to MRT-F’s who excel in their role as facilitators by demonstrating a significant depth of knowledge for the MRT materials, are exceptionally confident, have a personable presentation style and also possess a high degree of motivation. The five-day MRT-API course prepares the graduate to assist Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness in the delivery of the MRT course. The MRT-API leads breakout group instructions during the ten-day MRT Course. An MRT-API primary role is to lead practical exercises and reinforce the key principles taught during the large group portion of the course with a ratio of 1:30 students per breakout group. The MRT-API curriculum focuses on building the students depth of knowledge by covering the research behind the Penn Resilience Project and the field of Positive Psychology.

Core Skills

  • instructional design fundamentals
  • classroom and virtual facilitation
  • curriculum delivery and evaluation
  • coaching and mentoring
  • public speaking and presentation
  • adult learning principles
  • feedback and performance assessment
  • emotional intelligence
  • conflict resolution
  • program coordination and scheduling
  • basic data analysis for training outcomes
  • use of learning management systems
  • stakeholder communication
  • documentation and report writing

Common Certifications

  • Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD)
  • Associate Professional in Talent Development (APTD)
  • Certified Professional Coach (CPC)
  • Certified Facilitator (various providers)
  • Project Management Professional (PMP)

Civilian Career Paths

  • TRAINING AND EDUCATION
  • HUMAN RESOURCES
  • ADMINISTRATION

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