AMO Instructor

You play an important role in the first step of a military professional within a military organization.

• You guide new military personnel during their General Military Training (GMT) and help them develop from civilian to military.
• You transfer knowledge and skills, and work on attitude, discipline, collaboration, and professional conduct.
• The GMT lasts 12 weeks and consists of a mix of practical training weeks, lessons, and military exercises.
• As an instructor, you guide students throughout this entire trajectory.
• You provide lessons based on established learning objectives, adapting the content to the target group and practical situations.
• You encourage students to take responsibility, think independently, and actively develop themselves.
• In addition to teaching, you coach and guide students in their growth.
• You observe their development, provide feedback, and serve as an example in attitude, behavior, and professionalism.
• As an instructor, you focus on guiding students and developing your own role as an instructor.
• You will grow under the guidance of a senior instructor and further develop your didactic skills.
• It is important to have the right military foundation, be able to interact well with the target group, and have the motivation to develop others.

What they ask

• Military background and basic knowledge of the military field.
• Left a military organization a maximum of 10 years ago.
• Affinity with teaching, guiding, and developing people.
• Good at interacting with a young target group and communicating clearly and professionally.
• Willingness to follow the instructor training (ECOD) and further develop yourself in this role.