LE1-C5S1T5pg251-256 Promotions and Awards – Signs of Success.

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LE1-C5S1T5pg Promotions and Awards – Signs of Success

Purpose This lesson introduces you to the MCJROTC program promotions and awards systems.

1. Identify MCJROTC rank structure. 2. Describe MCJROTC promotion policies. 3. Identify MCJROTC Awards. 4. Describe MCJROTC award policies.

CPS Key Word Questions (1-2)

 Promotion  Ribbons _________ - the act of furthering the growth or development of something. _______ - awards provided to recognize superior performance by units or individual cadets.

CPS Lesson Questions (1-2)

How important is it to you to achieve success and advance in MCJROTC? A.Extremely – I am competitive and want to achieve great success in MCJROTC. B.Very – I would like to advance in MCJROTC, but just participating and learning is my main goal. C.Somewhat – Awards and advancement is not that important to me.

Every MCJROTC unit is organized as either a ________ or a ________. A.unit / company B.battalion / unit C.system / team D.None of the above company / battalion

List 2-3 awards you have received. Why did you receive them? (Use CPS “Pick a Student” for this question.)

 The MCJROTC is a well-defined organizational structure that has systems to recognize and reward individuals and units for achievements.  These two systems are: Promotions Awards

 Every MCJORTC unit is organized as either a company or a battalion.  Within that company or battalion, there are many jobs and positions that have specific descriptions and requirements.

Insignia of Grade for Cadet Officers Cadet Colonel Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Cadet Major Cadet Captain Cadet First Class Cadet Second Class

Cadet Sergeant Major Cadet First Sergeant Cadet Gunnery Sergeant Cadet Staff Sergeant Cadet SergeantCadet CorporalCadet Lance Corporal Cadet Private First Class

 Rank is used within the MCJROTC to classify cadets.  Cadets are either classified as either officers or enlisted, just like in the United States Marines.  The word cadet should precede the actual rank used.  Always address individuals by their ____ and never by their _____. rank grade

CPS Lesson Question (3)

What term does the MCJROTC program use to classify cadets? A.Grade B.Rank C.Letter combinations D.Number combinations

 Cadets in the MCJROTC are promoted based on ability, skill, experience, and potential.  The Senior Marine Instructor will determine promotions and promotion policies.  Cadet promotions are normally limited during the first and second years.  Remember, it is up to you on how far you advance.

 Awards publicly recognize meritorious service and outstanding achievements.  Ribbons are awards provided to recognize superior performance by units or individual cadets.  Rewards vary for academic achievement, extracurricular activities, an event requiring special effort, or an achievement that exceeds expectations.

 SMIs may desire to institute local personal awards.  Before a cadet may wear any local ribbon or device on the MCJROTC uniform, the Commanding General, MCCDC must approve and authorize the award.  Marksmanship badges are also awarded annually following qualification firing.

CPS Lesson Question (4)

True or False: The Commanding General determines promotions and promotion policies. A.True B.False The Senior Marine Instructor determines promotions and promotion policies.

List the 2-3 awards you would like to work toward receiving. Why did you choose these awards? (Use CPS “Pick a Student” for this question.)

Images in this lesson were taken from:  Microsoft © Clip Art Gallery  Marine Corps Combat Camera LE1-C3S2T8