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NATO’s Training Mission in Iraq has helped to design course to train and educate Iraqi instructors who will then train officer cadets at the Iraqi Military Academies.

During the past five weeks, a special Train the Trainer (TTT) course was taught at the Iraqi Military Academy at Zakho (IMAZ) in northern Iraq. The course was planned for approximately 50 selected current and future Senior NCO’s and officer instructors from all three of Iraq’s Military Academies. It was designed and run by NATO Training Mission – Iraq (NTM-I) personnel who work as advisors and mentors at the Iraqi Military Academy Ar Rustamiyah.

The aim of the TTT course is to train and educate Iraqi instructors who will then train officer cadets at the Iraqi Military Academies. In 2005 and mid-2006, several TTT courses were taught in the U.K., but the decision was made to continue the courses inside of Iraq. The Zakho location was chosen for several reasons including its stable security situation, good infrastructure and suitable terrain.

The main aim of the TTT course was to improve the knowledge base and ability of the Academies’ Instructional Cadres in the areas of:

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  • Conventional platoon light infantry tactics, techniques and procedures
  • Counter Insurgency low-level tactics, techniques and procedures