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Analyst Intelligence Operations

ECN 003
An AIO is an Aust Int Corps soldier who acquires processes and analyses information of tactical, operational and/or strategic importance and disseminates the acquired intelligence in a timely manner and in an appropriate format with little or no supervision. Through further training, experience and promotion, the AIO will be responsible for planning, coordinating and managing complex and highly sensitive intelligence-related activities. An AIO must have above average judgement and a high level of written and oral communications skills. They must be able to think logically and objectively and be capable of analysing time sensitive information. The AIO must have the highest standards of honesty, integrity, commonsense and judgement and be capable of assuming responsibility well beyond their worn rank.

ECN 003

An AIO is an Aust Int Corps soldier who acquires processes and analyses information of tactical, operational and/or strategic importance and disseminates the acquired intelligence in a timely manner and in an appropriate format with little or no supervision.

Through further training, experience and promotion, the AIO will be responsible for planning, coordinating and managing complex and highly sensitive intelligence-related activities.

An AIO must have above average judgement and a high level of written and oral communications skills. They must be able to think logically and objectively and be capable of analysing time sensitive information.

The AIO must have the highest standards of honesty, integrity, commonsense and judgement and be capable of assuming responsibility well beyond their worn rank.

Educational Requiremnts	Pay
An AIO must have a minimum education standard of Year 10 or equivalent with a pass in English or English expression.	The pay levels for this employment are: CPL GORPS Pay Group 4 SGT GORPS Pay Group 5 WO2 GORPS Pay Group 6

Educational Requiremnts

Pay

An AIO must have a minimum education standard of Year 10 or equivalent with a pass in English or English expression.

The pay levels for this employment are:

CPL GORPS Pay Group 4
SGT GORPS Pay Group 5
WO2 GORPS Pay Group 6

Training	Civil Accreditation
All intelligence training is conducted at DIntTC. The IET comprises the following suite of courses. Defence Intelligence Research Analysis Course. The aim of the DIRAC is to train Defence Personnel in research skills and analytical techniques. The training is designed for personnel assigned to analytical positions. The emphasis throughout the course is on learning and the development of the individual, with the focus on the application of the theory and skills in a practical environment. On successful completion of this course soldiers will attend the Introduction to Defence Intelligence Course. 2 Weeks Introduction to Defence Intelligence Course. This course provides initial core training in intelligence focussing on the application of theory and skills in a practical environment. It also provides an appreciation of the role of military intelligence in the wider intelligence community. On successful completion of this course soldiers will attend the Land Intelligence Initial Employment Training Course. 3 Weeks Land Intelligence Initial Employment Training Course. This course provides both basic and advanced training in intelligence and security skills in a modularised format. Instruction includes lectures, briefings and practical exercises. There will be private study or exercises programmed for some weekday evenings and to a lesser extent on weekends. Assessment will be in the form of written tests, report writing, participation in exercises and oral briefings. Soldiers will also be assessed in the general area of skills, knowledge and attitude throughout the course. On successful completion of this course and being found suitable for employment in Aust Int Corps by the Senior Instructor, Land Intelligence Wing and the CO DIntTC, soldiers will be reclassified as an AIO and will be corps-transferred to Aust Int Corps. Successful completion of the Land Intelligence Initial Employment Training suite of courses also satisfies one of the requirements for promotion to corporal within Aust Int Corps. 10 Weeks	This category's courses meet the requirements for both civilian and military authorities and will make you eligible for: Certificate III in Government (Security) on successful completion of the Introduction to Defence Intelligence Course, Defence Intelligence and Research Analysis Course, Land Intelligence Initial Employment Training Course, Subject One for Corporal Course and demonstration of competency in the workplace Diploma of Government (Security) on successful completion of the Combat Intelligence Supervisor Course, Protective Security Supervisor Course, Subject One for Sergeant Course, promotion to sergeant and demonstration of competency in the workplace. Advanced Diploma in Intelligence and Security Analysis on successful completion of the Manager Intelligence Operations Course, promotion to warrant officer and demonstration of competency in the workplace (this accreditation is awaiting Department of Education, Science and Training approval).

Training

Civil Accreditation

All intelligence training is conducted at DIntTC.

The IET comprises the following suite of courses.

Defence Intelligence Research Analysis Course. The aim of the DIRAC is to train Defence Personnel in research skills and analytical techniques. The training is designed for personnel assigned to analytical positions. The emphasis throughout the course is on learning and the development of the individual, with the focus on the application of the theory and skills in a practical environment. On successful completion of this course soldiers will attend the Introduction to Defence Intelligence Course. 2 Weeks

Introduction to Defence Intelligence Course. This course provides initial core training in intelligence focussing on the application of theory and skills in a practical environment. It also provides an appreciation of the role of military intelligence in the wider intelligence community. On successful completion of this course soldiers will attend the Land Intelligence Initial Employment Training Course. 3 Weeks

Land Intelligence Initial Employment Training Course. This course provides both basic and advanced training in intelligence and security skills in a modularised format. Instruction includes lectures, briefings and practical exercises. There will be private study or exercises programmed for some weekday evenings and to a lesser extent on weekends. Assessment will be in the form of written tests, report writing, participation in exercises and oral briefings. Soldiers will also be assessed in the general area of skills, knowledge and attitude throughout the course. On successful completion of this course and being found suitable for employment in Aust Int Corps by the Senior Instructor, Land Intelligence Wing and the CO DIntTC, soldiers will be reclassified as an AIO and will be corps-transferred to Aust Int Corps. Successful completion of the Land Intelligence Initial Employment Training suite of courses also satisfies one of the requirements for promotion to corporal within Aust Int Corps. 10 Weeks

This category's courses meet the requirements for both civilian and military authorities and will make you eligible for:

Certificate III in Government (Security) on successful completion of the Introduction to Defence Intelligence Course, Defence Intelligence and Research Analysis Course, Land Intelligence Initial Employment Training Course, Subject One for Corporal Course and demonstration of competency in the workplace
Diploma of Government (Security) on successful completion of the Combat Intelligence Supervisor Course, Protective Security Supervisor Course, Subject One for Sergeant Course, promotion to sergeant and demonstration of competency in the workplace.
Advanced Diploma in Intelligence and Security Analysis on successful completion of the Manager Intelligence Operations Course, promotion to warrant officer and demonstration of competency in the workplace (this accreditation is awaiting Department of Education, Science and Training approval).

Further Information
The specifications for the employment categories of the Aust Int can be viewed at the Manual of Army Employments. (DefWeb only)