After several weeks of detailed planning and seven days of executions, the Joint Force Training Centre successfully delivered 2nd virtual NATO Mission Iraq Pre-Deployment Training (NMI PDT 20-2).
Proximal Solutions staff was responsible for the development, configuration and administrations of the NMI PDT 20-2 online learning platform that helped more than 120 participants from 20 nations to work hand in hand in 10 time zones for the future success of the allied mission.
Building on successful online training for NATO Mission Iraq conducted in May 2020, the Joint Force Training Centre (JFTC) prepared and launched its second distributed execution of a pre-deployment training event, this time for future members of the Resolute Support Mission. On 20 July, more than 200 soldiers and civilians from over 20 nations, working remotely from 10 time zones, started their common effort in support of the allied mission in Afghanistan.
Proximal Solutions staff designed, developed and administered NATO ADL workspace and collaboration tools that distributed three separate courses – for Resolute Support Headquarters, Train Advise Assist Command North and Train Advise Assist Command West, a live key leader round table discussion, over 20 live one-on-one sessions with counterparts from Afghanistan, close to 50 remote advisory sessions, as well as numerous live chats, lessons, lectures and quizzes.
Proximal Solutions supports the ongoing delivery of the NATO Mission-Iraq Pre-Deployment Training (NMI PDT) activities via a long-term NATO Joint Force Training Centre contract. Proximal Solutions provides onsite /online planning, technical expertise and collaboration tools in the e-learning domain.
In the short timescale, Proximal Solutions designed and configured NATO ADL course workspace to host 50 recorded lessons, lectures, on-line meetings and live chats tailored for 150 participants, who are now taking part in the event personally, in real time, from numerous locations, to include the United States of America, Canada, the whole Europe and Iraq (17 nations altogether).
