“14-00000 oka*. Click OH0 5 MEMORANDUM FOR Pe/c/1OD 4155 ATTENTION SUBJECT t Training Officer 1i attendances at PPS In Service Training Series : 10 Janaary to 20 March 1956 • - Feb. 54 RIFICENCE • Memoran fire for Chiefs, Senior Staffs and Area ■ "ivisicns, and Ch”
“to follow-ntudants and instructors ih an oral belering at teed close of the course. The student also prepares an annotated 5E phy. and writes a critical review of one of his chfot sott 4SSCPTOM IV: 1: CUE $1uc8B7S ARE SV Written exorelsss srergradad mdegendently by. no UIs: ”
“V TRAINING EVALUATION Those III, Cearso 2 connri,3 IDENTIFYING INFORMATION I Sex ! Date of Course I tio. Students —Ya ini exton_ own! I_ 3 27 Arr11-29 7541 48 De * of Birth 20 Date Grade or liank Office :__ Lifer 1'226 7 Cxt 19a6 _.-13_ EAll irajeeted Assignment or Prese”
“14-00000 SECRET (When Filled el 0dq st ?1:L2 TRAINING REPORT - LANGUAGE FRENCH - PART-TIME thSTupCrn* reaiv N. Bergin NO or srpente noor NOORS Parr .61.00 1 01/15/68 - 05/06/68 NAVI von 100 eats c» ri a MJRPHY, DAVID 21 0/L8 58 18 D (See reverse vie for definitions”
“O50S 6 siydenin 0c5J . 1961 Student Fox, Jerome Yeaw-orldzethe -1928; EOP Date: June 1955 bride: at iorcieat Orr/dc/mh : COURSE ORECTIVES, CONENT, AND vrons - * Fl° - X The Objectives of this course are: *-y sprovd 1, To develop en acquaintance with the learning brocoage”
“politics and the geography ol countries of Europe and Asia. (These continenta ore covered in alter- note weeks.) To receive instruction in typing of reproduction masters, making erasures, caring for the typewriter, and utilising typing shortcuts. To become familiar with the s”
“in BBL ogory 1 uts reverse of this pago- The xaterial iu categories 2 and 3 18 presented both by 03.-1583-" dlocoeahdhe lecture and by practical exprelbes during the rurainteg too uroks of the soars %, Categories 4 through 9 are concerned with the application of imbeledza of ”
“toward subject matter ___ Cooperation _ X REMARKS: etu. ex met the coiren chjectiven and esplotod 611 of the course aceigonts rtadoweeks to attended uthsowsromulto. Dxetartiss orair ^Pficulty at the outset, stre kes «% overcome many a hio stupiers in the two 0o%% tisn. lie”
“1 4-00000 3-6-C.2-S-7 SECTION Vs REPORT OF TUBAT ACHLEVMANT Nr. Eooda considerably improved the clarity of his writing Curing the course, by reducing sentence error end roundabout phrecing. His written pepera reflected his gains in knowledge of basic rules of English usa”
“14-00000 19 # SECRET 1. Jr. Wigron ranked in the top bracket of a strong elacs. Jlo contributed effectively In seminar discussions. Be appeared to be alort, and to have a good grasp of CE fundamentals. 2. Pr. Wigron’s presentation dealt with him basic assignment in Staf”
“research, collate, make logical analyses, axl present ideas effectively to a seminar group. This evaluation is based primarily on the student presentation, ard to a lesser degree on participation in seminar discussions when conducted by the atafr. S-E-CR-E-T”
“CONFIDENTIAL (Wien filled in) TRAINING REPORT MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION COURSE (40 hrsfull-time) STUDENT: William M. Kent EMPLOYEE NO: 059198 SERVICE DESIGNATION: D OFFICE CMG DATES ATTENDED: 24-28 January 1977 COURSE OBJECTIVES-CONTENT AND METHODS The Management Communica”
“SECTION IV COMMENT: Gubjeot’a grades speak better than any comaonts could. There is no question but that he brought more to the course and consequently had less to gain from it them any of his fellow students, which makes his performance the moro worthy, Bie assistance to t”
“and for which 2 credits are given. The course should he completed within twelve months of receipt of the first lesson. ‘ ' The follow ‘s is quoted from the course brochure, giving brief :contents of each unit: " . "1. WORKING WISE PEOPLE, die Principles. .2. ORGAIIZASCIO!!”
“TRAINING EVALUATION BASIC corroTATIOn rOSTAsT : tu.afva thi $ personally responsible for it. Me- may iytiron it to other members of NIS staff of 10 the student concerned + such action 16 considered re €o and advisable, this repuft summarizes the test results otser tons 4nif ”
“1 4-00000 Sur-eSamranaresinesc o ADIINASTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONL oemsweirad TRAINING RFPORT nisno ANAGI VENT SEMINAR -tcre Participant Randall, Frederick Date:31 May - 10 June 77 esilas Employee Number: 012170- Office: DDO/ISS se Service Designation: D Cours”
“14-00000 (sben filled fu) TRAINING REPORT Spanich Basic Reading, Suenki Writing 1 . bours, part time 100 / * , 16 January 1961 - 24 March 1961 6 tilenth Student : Year of Birth: Joseph B. Eaith 1921 SOD Date: Grade: Office Sapterbor 1951 08-13 CA Staff COURSE OBJECTI”
“1 4-00000 % SECRET (When Filled to) on _6.0 : D counsr TITL. TRAINING REPORT LANGUAGE panish Basic - RSW INSTRUCTOR PROGRAM :r. F. Vazquez . Daytire - Fu U-time NO. or STUDENTS 21 NO. OF HOURS DATE or counse 800 STUDENT‘ 01/04/65 - 06/11/65 MADE voa top DATE orri”
“About fifty per cent of Phase I consists of lectures, briefings, and discussions; about thirty-five per cent Is devoted to field exercises, practical written assignments, practice problems, and observing films as training aids in basic tradecraft. The remainder of the time is ”
“14-00000 MEMORANDUM FOR: Superelaore and Training ufficare Cotternod SUBJYCT: Training svaltationa for Phaos III,82 ANths 1, Attached in a training evaluation for on of the stu- dents who completed Thana HI Course #2. 2. This studant participated in the second prmsentati”
“which consists of 16 units and for which 2 credits are given. The ■ course should be completed within twelve months of receipt of the first ‘ lesson. . ‘ The follow-ng Is quoted from the course brochure, giving brief contents of each unit: "1. WORKING WISH Pz0PL.S. Bacie Pri”
“0000 COJ1A9.:14! (Wiren Filled In) No. of Sindenta Date of Course TRAINING REPORT . (20 Housa Cinerinwesicisnintiraeiengte Gromnr and Pinetnation Pro-t-fir 23. - .12 —26 Nay.1266 Section)____ _ __ __ - tot).^^ __ Newoof Student TOlkoD Date _06 BFice 1 G2 MAKSYMIEC, ”
“3-E-C-R E-T WRlTINT WORKSHOP (INTERMEDIATE) NO, 2 TRALICUM EVALUATION SECTION 1: IDENTIFYING INFORMATION HAME SEX DATES OF COURSE BO. STUDENTS W00D3, Jamen 8. M 26 October - 19 November 1959 17 DATE BIRTH EOD DATE GRADE OR RANK OFFICE 20 February 1928 April 1952 as-9 FE/A”
“f CONFIDENTIAL (when filled in) MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVES SEMINAR Student: Kent, Willaim M. Dates: 30 June - 2 July 1975 Employee Number: 059198 Office: PS Service Designation: D COURSE OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this Seminar, the participant should be able to: 1) Understa”
“to the activities of the class members. The content of the course is developed through lectures, case and group discussions, filmed presentations, and problem-solving exercises. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This is a certificate of attendance only. No attempt was made to Supanie LuF”
“Figures . show grade distribution. The asterisk indicates grade this student :rocoivod.._________ - SUBJECT 9 FAIL Poon SAT EXC SUP 374 1,, Exercise -- Interview Reporting 7 1 2. Exercise ■• Brief Daily Intoll. Itom 6s 1 3. Exercise - Periodical Intoll. Itom 4. Critical B”
“S-E-C -n-c-r f) - 3- (89 THIS PRO GF THE tIS NOT TO R SNOW 70 1E STTENT U?MDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES SECTION VII: INsrucTORS COrmENTs Observations of the instructional staff, ospocially on-habits, characterise tica, strengths, woalmobsoo or anything that may have influenced too”
“2-L-2-A-L-1. TAINIIG EVALUATION Course on World Communism No.____ NAME SEX DATES OF COURSE NO. STUDENTS 1 DATE OF BONY, Fr*er10k:00a.2" diA thugnot-bx fopos’s: PRPD Cola: ARENT OH IO Es, 1951 W Case Offfoor ■ OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE The Courso on World Communism is a f”
“individual's assignment are offered for those who want them. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD. This ie a certificate of attendance. No further assessment of individual capacity or performance is made in this course. Gaon FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: 63 J S-E-C-R-E-T”
“14-00000 CO‘F I DIE IT I‘L (When filled in) TRAITING REPORT IAMAGEPIT FOR EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY (IFO) Student: Lee H. Wigren Dates: 12-14 Sept 1977 Employee No.: 006198 Office: DDO/CI Service Designation: D COURSE DFGCRIPTION The course is designed especially for ”
“1 4-00000 8-E-C-R-E-T SECTION V: REPORT OF STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT .the Mr. Woods added to the good improvement in mechanics of CXe- pression he had achieved in the Basic Writing Workshop. Bo has now developed the ability to write roooth, ccopact, and readable sentences. Ba”
“current world situation - in selected areas is also included.. SECTION IV: CERTIFICATION OF CUP: K COMPLETION FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAIT: Barney B. Bennett The above named person has attended the entire course. S-K-C-R-FAT”
“and to stimulate thought about the American way of life and its relationship to these areas. Instructional techniques include lectures given by members of the Orientation and Briefing Faculty, guest speakers from Agency components, seminars, directed reading, review exercises”
“and a fifty-minute lesson in his basic subject. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This is a certificate of attendance only, since examinations ace not used in the course. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING E 2 IMPCET CL DY 010628 11/10/26 Stanlegh Speaker Chief Instructor C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N”
“and aro oncournged to diecosa special writing problems with the staff. SECTION IV: HO THE STUDENTS AGE EVA DATED Staff reborn oboarvs the student’s writing abili Ve any charge osmonstrated, and application t the course material. The evaluation represents their agreed commen”
“operations: types, basic principles, examples E. Panel discussion (questions and numairy]i XIV Certification of Course Completion Dr. Cesmin was present throughout the ecureo and submitted 611 papers vomrea: Kep the practical exeralacs. These showed ecsceniablo effort - - e”
“motive components of CIA, considering the types of information, and the collecting, processing, and dissominating functions. eo3 c. An introduction to clandestine activity, with emphasis on the func-- rations of the clandestine services." 2. Communism and the USSR .1 This d”
“informative, directive, and persuasive writing. The schedule was full, although X baliove it could have been fuller. The five 2-hour workshops should be expanded - to throo-hour sessions. The contact with representatives of industry was especially useful for cross-fortilisatio”
“presentation to the class his effectiveness increased. He was ablo to use visual aids effectively torgeed edyantaco, and he made worthwhile ourgestlong for improving the presentations of others.‘. lie evidaneed a sound grasp of the principles of lesson plan foratsow Despito hi”
“offensive audio surveillance. About fifty per cent of Phase I consists of lectures, briefings. and discussions; about thirty-five per cent Is devoted to field exercises,• practical written assignments, practice problems, and observing films as training aids in basic tradecraf”
“. the individual's assignment are offered for those who want them, ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This is a certificate of attendance. No further assessment of individual capacity or performance is made in this course. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: Ayet I 108 S-E-C-R-E-T &5 I«”
“14-00000 -7 TRAINING BEPGRT Spanish Basic Reading, Speaking, Writing 00/ sseav-4- 3-02/15/63 (800 hours, full time) Student 1 Boris D. Taracoff Office !WH Year of Birth 1 1908 Sarvies Designations D Grade 111 No. of Students ,4 EOD Data 102/56 Instructor: Mrc. L. Edw”
“Student evaluations are not given in this course. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: Etfahider 23 JUN 1970 Date SECRET Can”
“14-00000 S-E-C-R-E-T FERFORMANCE RECCED The Challenge of World-Wide Communism CT Class %F*- 1":!rP Course Description A. Statement of Objectives 1. The student should recognize the challenge confronting the United States end the free world posed by the objectives, ”
“experiences of the students as a primary resource. For purposes of encouraging open, meaningful exchange, sections of the course are held at Warrenton and ISOLA TION, where a more relaxed seminar atmosphere can be developed.: Finally, attempts are made to provide provocative-”
“14-00000 Final Grade Repot UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Groling Systome EUKOrtAN DivlSion.uNlvr’SIT COUEGE % - Sorever ShelniS OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR 8 - Gar Sppeepshia % - Average Sbe’ersiip D - Romina She’ersh-p Report of woods, Jazes S. Siedent Cvpr F(a) - Falare Krademie ”
“-00000 SECRET DATE (Day. month, year) TRAINING EVALUATION REPORT eArril 1957 NAME OF STUDENT (Pseudonym)__ PERIOD COVERED VAIVADA, Arthur G. 11 April 1957 through TRAINING ALIAS 25 April 1957 "VICKS" RATING DEFINITIONS SUPERIOR............. . An extremely outstand”
“increase his problem-solving effectiveness. Thus managers are not told the best way to manage, but they learn by convincing themselves. About twenty to thirty hours of study are completed as prework, insights gained are deepened and personalized during the intensive 50-hour S”
“1 4-00000 ATTACHMENT #2 ;“GE, S-E-C-R-E-T /w TRAINING REPORT 201-334081 TEAM/GROUP: PBRUMEN II 11 July - 13 August 1966 (211 hours, full-time) (Date) Student: FELIPE CCT5.SE OBJECT IVE AND CONTENT e Pintle This course is designed to train indigenous personnel in pa”
“14-00000 (when ftlle :} 3. The student met the objectives in a creditable merrern, revealing a good 85tsp of ceecoticla. k. Tie student shoved al high degree of competence in meeting the bectve istudint demonstrated exceptional ability or proficiency Ihim meeting the obj”