METT Explained

METT Explained

Mobile Education Training is a course or seminar conducted by a NMIOTC training team at an offsite location upon a specific request of a governmental or eligible organization. Mobile Education Training Teams (METTs) are designed to provide customers with either an established NMIOTC resident course or a customized tailored training package, at their location. METTs are typically more cost effective for an organization where there is a large group requiring training, thereby saving travel and per diem costs.

Conducted by the Education & Training Directorate, METTs are supplementary to resident NMIOTC courses and are arranged to meet the specific needs of a requesting organization.

Types of a METT

Resident
Choose from the NMIOTC Course Catalogue
Tailored
Tailor a course according to your requirements.

 

Benefits of a METT

Enjoy all NMIOTC Training standards at your location:

  • Training requirements are fully met
  • Professionally organized education event
  • Complete training materials
  • NMIOTC graduation certificate

METTs provide value to the customer:

  • Receive the same professional course that is provided at the NMIOTC at your location;
  • The number of students attending the course can be much greater thus the cost per student is reduced;
  • You can work with the NMIOTC Education & Training Directorate to tailor the course to your training needs;
  • Flexible training period within the constraints of NMIOTC’s instructor availability.

METTs are in line with NATO’s education and training programs, always:

  • Supporting a NATO operational need;
  • Providing additional education opportunities to an organization that cannot be met as part of the routine bid and allocation procedures at the NMIOTC;
  • Supporting NATO’s transformation goals;
  • Supporting NATO’s partnership and cooperation goals.

Request a METT

A request for a METT Course should be extended not later than 4 months before intended execution of the course. However, some specific METT Courses for partners that involve NATO funding may require earlier application time to allow proper decision making within relevant partnership structures.

A METT can be requested by submitting the METT Request Form.

 

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