Vocational training and skills
- Thomas Spencer
- May 6, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 21, 2021
Welcome back!
I have completed various courses before and during my time in the military. Not all of them are applicable to a non-military role.
Forklift Operators License
Class 3 drivers license. (DZ in Ontario)
Military Courses (The names of the courses aren't 100% accurate and I tried to generalize the skills that I learned.)
Military Basic Training
Fitness
Time Management
Team work
Professionalism
Dress and deportment
Various skills basic to being a soldier
Resourcefulness
Navigation
Working long hours
Focus
Army Soldier Qualification
More fundamental soldiering skills
Working in high stress environments
Adapting to changing situations
Team work
Performance Orientated Electronics training
AC and DC solid state electronics
FM and AM radio
Digital
Army Communication and Information Systems Specialist course
Operating a radio
Setting up an antenna
Site safety
Microsoft Office
Typing
Communication Systems Technologist level one and two
Cisco Switches
Troubleshooting and fault finding Canadian Armed Forces communication systems
Army Communication and Information Systems Specialist course two
Safety
Leadership
Supervising
Clerical Course
Typing
Military writing
Clerical software
Forms
Finding policies
I have taken various other courses related to career or professional development. I don't feel that it's necessary that I go into much more detail about this. However, you can see that I have a wide breadth of training and experience. I am finding that a lot of my administrative and technologist training is giving me advantages on my courses. Some of the information I am learning, I have learned before but just haven't used. Some things I am learning, are brand new and/or just a different way of looking at the topic.
Tom
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