One of the key benefits of ICSC(L), per the instructor cadre there, is developing a “professional network,” as the students are in the “people business, that requires face to face” content delivery. This online delivery could continue with no training deficiency identified in previous courses. ICSC(L) is traditionally a seven month residential course, but during the past three courses a large portion was delivered online due to COVID19. to develop the intellectual edge needed for success on operations and leadership in government”. Significance:The aim of ICSC(L) “is to train and educate majors for grade 1 and 2 staff appointments, and commands as majors by developing their leadership, analytical and communication skills, productivity, professionalism and mental agility, …. These options set the conditions for enabling future Integrated Operations by improving decision making. National Security Situation:During the COVID19 pandemic, the United Kingdom’s (UK) Intermediate Command and Staff Course (Land) (ICSC(L)) was modified in several ways which, if made permanent, could improve the output leading to an overall increase in combat capability.ĭate Originally Published: October 11, 2021.Īuthor and / or Article Point of View: The author has a technical background, recently attended ICSC(L), and believes in contributing to a wider discussion regarding COVID19 lessons learned.īackground:The options below present a reasonable challenge on how the ICSC(L) is delivered, support the Army’s Digital Transformation, and avoid unintentionally stepping back to pre-COVID19 delivery and content. Divergent Options’ content does not contain information of an official nature nor does the content represent the official position of any government, any organization, or any group. This article is an individual submission as the content is not endorsed by Army Division or the Defence Academy. Grant is a serving officer in the British Army.
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