isi55-Hosting

OiT: isi55
OCG Rank: OCG I
Event type: Hosting Session
Start(CET): 13:26
Events: OiT mostly knew what a common officer can host, I corrected their
mistakes.
Approach/Discipline: OiT was able to describe how to approach/discipline
their trainees during a training. I explained this further.
Tips: I gave the OiT some tips and shared some experience with cadets.
Obbies: I explained to the OiT how creative they can get on obbies and what
they could do.
Unit sizes: I DMed unit sizes to the host.
Organizing a patrol: I explained the to the OiT how to organize a patrol, OiT
knew how to do that already too.
Side notes: OA HC are lazy and didnt add the new training handbook link
to the OiT compedium which is this one:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1M_QfQsoob0UJHMKxBOXR5Sie3MxDX7VMnsY93LY0bgA/edit?usp=sharing
OiT had already quite some experience with hosting a long time ago.
Ended(CET): 13:59
Result: PASSED

NOTES OF OIT ISI55:
- Officers can host any type of non-divisional training.
- HC are lazy
- Be harsh to trainees to gain respect, trainees can not question me unless I'm wrong.
- I should be strict but not too strict.
- FM of trainings is very active.
- Using chatlogs in trainings is useful.
- Pay attention to nicks of trainees then you might learn more about them
and learn who is a troll
- Trolls should be dismissed once they start causing trouble.
- During obbies you can disable PTS and allow trainees to talk freely
- Obbies are the part of your training where you can get really creative, You can decide to shoot at them while they are doing the obby to test how they can do them under pressure, If they dont talk at all then they failed(Teamwork one).
- Unit sizes: (Squad - 11 or less | Platoon - 12-19 | Company - 20-34 |   Battalion - 35-49 | Regiment - 50-59 | Brigade - 60+)
-If you have a company of more than 20+ trainees then you may use :m to communicate with them.
- Organise a patrol by asigning squads, getting a co-host if there are too many attendees, start at the military HQ.