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Force Manual

The FM outlines our core skills, policies and guides to ensure every member stands ready for the mission ahead.

FM/G92 · About the Force Manual (FM)

Training Teams

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Unit Command
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Published
23 Sep 2026
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Introduction to Training Teams

The 'Training Team' is a specialised group within the unit responsible for overseeing and managing the evaluation and improvement of a specific combat area. Comprising appointed individuals including Chief Instructors, Staff Instructors, Training Instructors, and Observers, the team operates under the guidance of Training Command. Each member has distinct roles and responsibilities, ranging from providing subject matter expertise to facilitating training sessions and assessing skill levels. Together, they ensure that training standards are met, skills are effectively taught and practiced, and feedback is provided to enhance individual and unit proficiency in specific combat areas.

Chief Instructors

  • Designated member of the unit serving as a subject matter expert in a specific combat area
  • Minimum of 1 and maximum of 2 may be assigned to any combat area
  • Acts as a senior advisor to unit command, providing guidance on potential changes and advising on ongoing discussions
  • Active participant in training, application, and observation of combat area skills
  • Holds the highest weighted opinion among all other roles
  • Accountable to both the Staff Instructor and Training Command
  • Appointment made at the discretion of Training Command

Staff Instructors

  • Member of J7 Staff responsible for overseeing a specific combat area, its training and training team
  • Minimum of 1 and maximum of 2 per skill card; each staff member can oversee up to 4 skill cards in total
  • Serves as the primary point of contact in the combat area for Training Command, Chief Instructors, Instructors, Observers, and the wider unit
  • Ensures adequate training and practices are conducted through the training team
  • Appoints and removes Training Instructors and Observers as needed, based on advice from Chief Instructors and in collaboration with Training Command
  • Collaborates with Policy staff to implement changes and distribute them upon publication by Unit Command
  • Holds the second highest weighted opinion among the roles involved
  • Actively participates in training, application, and observation of combat area skills
  • Accountable to Training Command and appointed at their discretion

Training Instructors

  • Unit member appointed as a Training Instructor in a specific combat area, having transitioned from the role of Observer
  • Recognized by the training team as a well-rounded individual capable of effectively teaching relevant combat area skills in group settings
  • Possesses a solid understanding of the combat area skills
  • Holds the third highest weighted opinion among the roles involved
  • Limited to a maximum of 6 Training Instructors per combat area
  • Actively engages in training, application, and observation of combat area skills
  • Accountable to both the Staff Instructor and Chief Instructors

Observers

  • A member of the unit who is appointed as an Observer in a specific combat area, who in the eyes of the training team is trusted to assess others in a non-teaching capacity in the combat areas skills.
  • Typically a starting role on route to Training Instructor.
  • Holds the lowest weighted opinion.
  • Maximum of 8 per combat area
  • Active in the training, application and observation of combat area skills.
  • Accountable to the Training Instructors and Chief Instructors.