NOTICE: We
are now able to schedule courses at your Agency. Please see
information below.
We can bring our courses to your
agency and make the process as simple as possible for you. These courses
are ideally suited for groups of employees who work with protocol issues,
whether or not in a protocol office. Our off-site courses range from
"basic training" in all the critical areas of protocol including precedence,
seating, flags, ceremonies, and receiving lines.
Additionally, we are happy to tailor our
programs to suit your agency's specific needs both in terms of topics covered as
well as the scope of the course materials.
We offer Phase I & II and Phase III
tailored to your needs. Combined Phase I & II is a 4-day class which duplicates
the classroom materials of our standard Combined Phase I & II course
less the 1/2-day field exercise. We can also bring to your agency
our Phase III class in a 3-day program.
All of these classes are identical in content to our regular courses except
that they do not include an ice breaker, break service, luncheon, or field
exercises.
Should your Organization desire, because of up and coming
events or requirements, a combination of the Phase I & II and/or Areas of Phase
III or even Phase IV, to be covered in one course, JMAR can tailor a class to
meet your requirements. **These type of Classes can be set up with as
little as a month's lead time providing there is no conflict with our
regular course schedule.
All participants receive
our CD which includes our book, The Protocol and Event Management
Guide
containing Practical Protocol for the Military & Government, the
Military Dining Guide, The Flag Guide, and Ceremonies
Guide, our Conference and Meeting Planning Guide, a wide array of government and military publications on
protocol, two dozen pieces of standard military ceremonial music, and
event checklists and templates; and our Practical Protocol Lite booklet in paper form.
Writing pads and pens are also provided. Participants
also receive a certificate of completion. Dress for the training is
civilian casual. Class hours are as shown (starting and ending times can be modified to
meet your needs) with a one-hour lunch break and two 10 minute breaks each
morning and each afternoon. Payment is accepted via SF
182, DD Form 1155, cash,
check, and VISA/MC, including IMPAC and GPC cards.
What
programs we can bring to your agency (click on course for more information) - -
The Combined Phase I & II
course is our basic and intermediate training program designed to cover
all topics related to the business of protocol and event management and
is conducted in a 4-day format. The four-day program is identical to our on-site 5-day course with the exception
that the field exercise has been eliminated. The program agenda:
First Day
8:00-Admin
matters/introductions -Resources
(books, rosters, pubs) -Protocol
-Organization & Mission of Protocol
11:30 Lunch (on your own)
1:00 Elements of Protocol
-Precedence
-Seating
Second Day
8:00 Practical Exercise:
-Precedence and Seating
-Forms of Address
-Invitations and other paper products
Practical Exercise:
Forms of address
11:30Lunch (on your own)
1:00-Flags
and Flag Displays
-Table Settin
-Honors
Third Day
8:00 -Dress &
Appearance -Meals & Lodging
-Receiving Lines
11:30
Lunch (on your own)
1:00 -Security Issues & Planning
-Funds
& Funding
-Official Gifts and Ethics
-Contracting
Fourth Day
8:00 -Protocol in
Action
- Event Management
- Ceremonies
- Visits and Itineraries
- Conferences
11:30Lunch (on
your own)
1:00Practical Exercise: Protocol Events
-Review Protocol Event Exercise
-Open Roundtable Discussion
-Conclusion
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Phase III, Protocol & Event Management for the Military &
Government 3-day program
Our off-site Phase III course
condenses the standard 5-day format to 3 full days by eliminating the field exercise,
ice breaker,
break service, and luncheon.
11:30Lunch (on your own) 1:00-Protocol
Office Operations
-Roundtable: Protocol Office
Operations -Precedence & Its Applications
Day Two 8:30-Advanced Seating
Issues
-Seating Practical Exercise 11:30
Lunch (on your own)
1:00-Official
Gift Giving & Ethics -Roundtable:
Ethics
-Working with Hotels and Clubs
-Roundtable: Working with hotels & clubs
Day Three
8:30-Planning
& Finalizing Event Contracts
-Changes of Command and other ceremonies
11:30Lunch(on your
own)
1:00-Roundtable:The change of command
-Advanced Flag Procedures & Practices -The Joint
Environment -Roundtable:Protocol in the joint environment
-Conclusion
Fees:
Fees for our off-site courses are as
shown below. The fee includes training of up to 25 personnel, at your
site and all course materials. The fees do not include travel, lodging
and local transportation. Travel, lodging and local transportaton costs
will depend upon location of training and will be calculated and
provided as part of our quote to your agency. (revised 12/14/11).
No. of Days
Up to 25 people
3
$9,000
4
$10,000
Above rates for
Continental U.S. and Overseas sites. For high-cost areas, please
add $100 per training day. A high-cost area is one with a
daily total government per diem rate (lodging and meals) of $200 and above.
Payment does not have
to be made prior to the training and can be made by check, purchase order, or
VISA or Master Card including IMPAC/GPC cards. JMAR Protocol Training &
Management is registered in the Central Contractor Registration, (CCR),
for information please use our link on our home page.
With an average cost of
$3,200-$5,500 per person, (travel, per deim, course fees), to attend our Orlando classes, we can train up to 25 people for the cost of sending
3 or 5
people to our Orlando site.
*IMPORTANT*
JMAR Protocol Training and Consulting is aService Disabled Veteran Owned
Business Please remind your Contracting personel of this
Small Business Status
What do you need to do to arrange
training?
Our needs:
All that we require is (1) a room suitable for the training, in
addition, the room needs to accessable by mobility scooter as
Instructor is handicapped and on crutches, (2)
a table about 4 ft. x 4 ft. in size, and (3) a projection
screen, extension cord and power strip. We bring all necessary
equipment and materials with us except as just noted. We also
take care of and pay for our own travel, lodging, meals, and
other expenses; the course fee is all-inclusive. Some suggestions for a
successful program - -
BEFORE FINALIZING
TRAINING AT YOUR AGENCY, PLEASE PROCESS AND FINALIZE YOUR
APPROVAL AND FUNDING. WHILE WE DO NOT REQUIRE A CONTRACT
TO CONDUCT TRAINING (ALTHOUGH WE APPRECIATE ONE), WE DO ASK
THAT ALL AGENCY APPROVALS BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO LOCKING IN THE
TRAINING. WE NEVER APPLY A PENALTY CHARGE TO
CANCELLATIONS, HOWEVER, IF YOUR FUNDING IS NOT APPROVED AND YOU
KNOW THAT THE TRANING CAN NOT BE HELD, WE WILL APPRECIATE THE EARLIEST
POSSIBLE NOTICE.
Try to choose 2
or 3 different dates for flexibility.
Facilities
selected for our classes must be cost-free unless the
requesting agency intends to pay any associated user fees.
Contact us first
to see if we are available on specific dates; we will
tentatively block the dates on our calendar. There is
no obligation or penalty if the training can not be
completed. Call 1-301-920-4302 or
email
chenry@jmarprotocol.com.
Next, contact
your funding source to determine if the training can be
approved and funded.
If approval is
likely, let us know so that we can lock in the dates.
Again, there is no obligation or penalty should you need to
cancel. Once the training has been approved, let us know so
that we can begin our travel planning and preparation of
training materials.
Choose a
location in which participants can sit at a table rather
than just in chairs, and try to choose one that has access
to a break area or snack facility so that participants can
get coffee, sodas or snacks during the day.
If there will be
participants from outside your agency or off your
installation, please be sensitive to security and access
restrictions, as well as parking limitations and
requirements for those attending the class. Also, our
instructor is not a federal employee; therefore, the
training site must be one to which we can obtain access
(we do have retired military ID cards).
Also, for
participants from outside your agency or off the
installation, please make available to them information on
basic services: rest rooms, snack bars, lunch options,
etc. This can be done at the beginning of the
training.
We will need a
room that will provide at least 15 feet between the
projection screen and our projector. Due to
compatibility issues, we prefer to use our own projectors
and laptop computers. Although we can try to connect our laptop to
your projector, we have not had a lot of luck with that in
the past (it only works about 50% of the time). We can
bring our presentation on CD for use on your system,
however, your computer must have Microsoft Power Point
installed.
We will need
access to the training site one (1) hour prior to the start
time so that we can set up. Someone responsible for the
training within the requesting agency should also plan to be
at the training site shortly before and when the class begins to ensure those who are
scheduled to attend show up and to address any
administrative issues that may need to be covered.
We ask that at
least a few days before the training, you provide us
directions to the installation or agency, including the
training site itself, and any necessary information about
parking restrictions.
If the training site is on a second or
higher floor, please let us know where an elevator is
located as we will be bringing 2-3 bags of equipment and
materials and the instuctor has pysical restrictions.
Should you have any
questions about arranging this kind of training, please feel
free to contact us at 1-301-920-4301 or by email to
chenry@jmarprotocol.com.
Recent
off-site classes have been conducted for the following agencies:
The George C Marshall Center, Garmish, Germany (Nov
11) National Defense University, (NDU), Ft McNair, DC
(Aug 11) HQ AFMC/CCP - 88ABW/CCP-B, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH (Nov 10) 99th Regional Support Command, Ft. Dix, N.J.
(Jul09)
160th SOAR(Abn), Ft. Campbell, Ky. (Jul 09)
General Dynamics Information Technology, Dayton,
Ohio (Jun 09)
1-81st Cavalry, Oregon National Guard, Ft. Stewart, Ga. (May 09)
Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command, Twentynine
Palms, Calif. (Sep 08)
The George C. Marshall Center, Garmisch, Germany (Aug 08)
USA RDECOM ECBC, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. (Aug 08)
188th Infantry Brigade/3d Infantry Division, Ft.
Stewart, Ga. (Jul 08)
National Training Center, Ft. Irwin, Calif. (Jun 08)
Joint Interoperability Test Command, Ft. Huachuca,
Ariz. (Apr 08)
Virgin Islands National Guard, St. Croix, V.I. (Feb
08)
18th Wing, Kadena AB, Okinawa, Japan (Dec 07)
Defense Intelligence Agency, Bolling AFB, D.C. (May
07)
Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center, Tinker AFB,
Okla. (Apr 07)
Office of the Chief, Army Reserve, Arlington, Va.
(Dec 06)
Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command, Twentynine Palms, Calif. (Aug
& Sep 06)
US Army Special Operations Command/JFK Special Warfare Center & School, Ft.
Bragg, N.C. (Aug 06)
National Guard Professional Education Center, Camp Robinson,
Ark. (Jun 06)
US Army CERDEC, Ft. Monmouth, N.J. (Apr 06)
III Marine Expeditionary Force, Okinawa, Japan (Mar 06)
542nd CSW, Robins AFB, Ga. (Sep 05)
53rd Transportation Bn, Ft. McPherson, Ga. (May 05)
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren, Va. (Apr 05)
Maryland National Guard, Reisterstown, Md. (Apr 05)
US Army Soldier Systems Command, Natick, Mass. (Dec 04 & Jan
05)
The Boeing Company, Long Beach, Calif. (Nov 04)
90th Regional Readiness Command, North Little Rock, Ark. (Aug 04)
Air Logistics Command, Robins AFB, Ga. (Aug 04)
US Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C. (Jun 04)
Navy Combat Systems Direction Activity, Virginia Beach, Va. (Apr 04)
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren, Va. (Feb 04, Feb 05)
Some Others:
US Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. (Feb 02)
The Boeing Company, Huntington Beach, Calif. (Mar 02)
Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg, Miss. (Feb 01 & Oct 01)
US Army Operational Test Command, Ft. Hood, Tex. (May 99)
Arnold Engineering Development Center, Arnold AFB, Tenn. (Oct 98)
US Army Reserve Command, Ft. McPherson, Ga. (Oct 98)
Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Va. (Sep 98)
USSOUTHCOM, Corozal, Panama (Aug 97)
374th Wing, Yokota AB, Japan (Sep 96)
99th Regional Support Command, Oakdale, Pa. (Mar 96)
Military Ocean Terminal, Bayonne, N.J. (Mar 95)
XVIII Airborne Corps, Ft. Bragg, N.C. (Feb 93)
US Army Construction Engineering Research Lab, Champaign, Ill. (Sep 92)
US Army Depot Systems Command, Chambersburg, Pa. (Jan 91 & Sep 92)