What Is The Purpose Of One-On-1 Training

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2. Purpose. To observe and provide one-on-one training with the newly assigned Recruiter Instructor, MSgt Ozurumba; in order to assist him in developing a foundation which is built upon doctrine and not upon personal isms during the period of 27 July – 5 August.

3. Discussion. Prior Service Recruiting, National Training Team (NTT) MGySgt Jones observed and provided 40 hours of training with PSRS 6’s Recruiter Instructor MSgt Ozurumba. The Officer-in-Charge, Maj Sanchez was in attendance during the observation and training with MSgt Ozurumba. MGySgt Maria (6th MCD DTT Chief) was in attendance 27-28 July. As a trainer, a huge benefit was the fact I was able to provide face-to-face and relevant training with MSgt Ozurumba which addressed

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