1. 60 years of teaching English to US Military and Partner Nations
Academic Excellence
60 years of teaching English to US Military and Partner Nations

2. DLIELC Headquarter Building McGuire Hall

3. DLIELC Headquarter Building

4. DEFENSE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTER
CAPABILITY BUILDING THROUGH
GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS

5. Agenda
DLIELC Nonresident
ODC Role
US Army Cadet Command
AMIGO

6. Nonresident Programs Division
The Nonresident Programs Division projects the Defense Language Training Program worldwide
DLIELC deployed 141 civilian personnel in FY13
- 17 to Afghanistan
- 37 to countries, 5 CONUS sites, Puerto Rico
FY14 deployed 74 civilians personnel to 15 countries, CONUS sites, Puerto Rico

7. ELT: ODC Role
Identify/program in-country personnel for CONUS English language training (ELT)
Administer English Comprehension Level
Coordinate purchase of American Language Course (ALC) materials and language laboratory systems
Host DLIELC English workshops for in country programs
Provide/coordinate ELTP services: MTTs and LTDs, surveys, management/advisory/admin assistance

8. Cadet English Language Training Team (CELTT) Program
CELTT falls under Cultural Understanding and Language (CULP) Program, US Army Cadet Command in Fort Knox
CELTT took place summers of 2011 and 2012
2011: Began with 10 countries, mainly AFRICOM
2012: Expanded to over 20 countries, 4 COCOMs
900 cadets from schools throughout US sent overseas

9. CELTT continued 2013 DLIELC played a larger role
- Call for up to 10 DLI instructors to serve as Director
of Instruction (DOI) on CELTT missions
- Developed resources manual for use as core
curriculum in partner nations
2014 DLIELC continues support of CELTT
- Five DOIs identified to serve in EUCOM/AFRICOM

10. Roles of Directors of Instruction
Familiarize Cadets with CELTT Resource Manual developed by DLIELC
Build rapport with cadets and host-nation student participants
Act as EFL/ESL resource and coordinate with partner-nation ELT POCs
Observe participant discussions and provide guidance for enhanced interaction
Provide formal instruction as necessary to initiate/facilitate learning experiences

11. 2013 CELTT Mission

12. American Members of International Goodwill to Others
DoD program designed to help international students meet Americans
Voluntary, but highly encouraged
Overall mission is to make students feel welcome while undergoing training
Serves as an extension of student’s academic studies
Sponsors provide immeasurable help to international students in exposing them to American culture