Citer Hubby : MTAT (CP's)

COURSE PARTICIPANTS (CP) ORGANISATION

As a guide, the Malaysian Command and Staff Course (MCSC) will normally comprise of the following CP:

1. Army - 79
2. Navy - 20
3. Air Force - 20
4. Royal Malaysian Police (RMP) - 2
5. Overseas - 44
6. Total 165

The CP are organised as follows:

1. CP Body. The CP of each course is the CP Body.
2. Division. CP will be divided into 3 Division, namely JITRA, KAMPAR and MUAR Division. (Hubby : JITRA Division)
3. Syndicate. CP will divided into 15 syndicates of 10 to 12 CP each. During the 1st and 3 rd Term, each syndicate will comprise of CP from the three Services. The 2nd Term syndicates are made up of Single Service CP. (Hubby : Syndicate 1)
4. Tutorial Group for UM Module. The Tutorial Group for the UM Module will have between 22 to 25 CP. The CP will remain in the same Tutorial Group throughout the UM Module.
5. Leaders are nominated amongst the CP to execute the following portfolios:

• Course Leader. The CP nominated as Course Leader exercises control over the CP Body. He is the linkman between the CDS and all CP on certain training matters and with HMC on training support and administrative matters related to the course.(Course Leader this year : The most seniors in Navy)
• Division Leader. The CP nominated as Division Leader is to exercise control over the CP in his division. He is the linkman between the ACDS/Course Leader and the other CP in his division on matters pertaining to the course.
• Syndicate Leader. He is responsible to his Syndicate DS for the discipline, decorum and welfare of his syndicate members.
• Army, Naval and Air Force CP Leader. The CP appointed is responsible to his respective ACDS for exercising control of their members. (Hubby : Naval CP Leader)
• Overseas CP Leaders. The elected overseas CP will act as the spokesman on collective matters pertaining to the course. He is also required to coordinate the conduct of the International Night function.

The Course, Divisions, Syndicates, Army, Naval and Air Leaders and the Overseas CP Leader will form the Main Committee. Other CP may be co-opted as required. They are responsible for the following:

1. Serve as intermediary between the CP Body and the CDS on all matters pertaining to the curriculum.
2. Provide feedback and obtain recommendations from the CP Body on management and administrative arrangements of the course.
3. Supervise the planning and conduct of activities by other sub-committees.

During the first two weeks of the course, CP will elect their representatives for the following subcommitees:

1. Sport Committee (Manager for Volleyball game : in progress) 
2. HIKMAT (College Magazine) Editorial Board.
3. Officers’ Mess Committee.
4. Social Committee. (Hubby dlm committee ni - Malaysian Cultural Nite)
5. Religious Affairs Committee.
6. Other Committees (if applicable).

p/s : Sian Hubby.. dah sibuk dengan belajar.. (xtvt setiap minggu : assignment, presentation & quiz), ko-k pun macam dipaksa2..

MTAT Malaysian Cultural Nite & Lawatan BAKAT MTAT ke Vantage

25 Februari 2011 : di Ballroom, Flamingo Hotel kena hadir majlis seperti di dalam gambar

lain2 gambar tak de, sebab gelap sangat..

Semua Local CP's kena pakai baju trasional masing2

Tujuan : memperkenalkan kepada International CPs kebuyaan Malaysia

Div JITRA : Persembahan Boria 1 Malaysia (dalam English Language)

Div KAMPAR : Persembahan Dikir Barat (lagu Anak Tupai : guna 4 bahasa utama : Melayu Kelantan, English, Mandarin Tamil - Menang Persembahan terbaik)

Div MUAR : Persembahan Adat Perkahwinan Melayu (Memang GAH! siap jemput I/nal CPs menepung tawar : tak menang sebab menggunakan khidmat luar : sub-con / out sources la tuh)

26 Februri 2011 : Lawatan BAKAT MTAT ke Vantage, PJ

Lawatan ni merupakan Assignment kepada Ahli BAKAT Kumpulan kami : Tulips Group.. Fuhh!!

Senang hati dah settle.. lepas ni join kumpulan lain nye aktiviti lak.. 

Roses Group : Grooming Course / Class (March)

Carnation Group : Motivation Course / Serminar (April)

Lilies Group : International Cooking Class (May)

Ixora Group : Bowling Tournament (June)

Tugas : AJK Protokol - Jadi Usherer dan Siapkan meja makan ikut susunan..

Jadi kami orang awal sampai ke Gudang ni dan orang awal balik ke Mess untuk pastikan pulak susunan meja ikut keutamaan tu siap

Jejalan kejap amik gambar sesikit dan balik..

Beli Payung je : souvenir untuk Pengasuh Lutfi..

Mintak mahap banyak la.. Acik tak minat sangat Design Vantage nih

Yang pasti Wife Overseas CP memang sakan Shopping barang Vantage nih.. depa kata murah sesangat.. Penuh jugak la dua bas tu..

keje2 tagging nama kat kerusi

Last check sebelum Peserta2 sampai terutamanya Datin Maznah

ad hoc task : kena mulakan sesi Karaoke.. kena nyanyi.. Siot tul la.. apa lagi tarik la dua tiga orang lain.. aku aje.. mana aci..

Apa kena mengena lak gambar nih..

Ni la benda nye yang menyebabkan Acik terpaksa amik MC pada hari Isnin nye..

Sakit kaki tahap gaban.. kat opis mana ada pakai kasut tutup AURAT nih!! Semua kasut telanjang je..

Kena ngan BAKAT.. amik ngko.. dari Cultural Nite, membawa ke lawatan ke Vantage

dari pagi sampai petang kat Mess, habis Lunch, Karaoke, Pocho2 dan akhir sekali kemas mengemas

masih tetap ngan berkasut tutup ni..

sampai umah tapak kaki ku kebas, ibu jari dan jari kelingking hampir melecet..

Ahad.. terpaksa solat duduk.. tak leh berdiri.. sakit giler tapak kaki ku, jari2 kaki ku tak leh bengkok..

ha ha sadis tul la..

Citer Hubby : MTAT (cont..)

COLLEGE BOARD
The College Board is responsible to the Armed Forces Council for the governing and overall administration of MTAT in pursuit of its mission. The Board comprises of:

• Chairman : Chief of Defence Force.
• Members :

1. Secretary General Ministry of Defence.
2. Chief of Army.
3. Chief of Navy.
4. Chief of Air Force.
5. Chief of Staff, MAF HQ.
6. Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) Universiti of Malaya.

• In Attendance :

1. Assistant Chief of Staff Personnel Services, MAF HQ.
2. Assistant Chief of Staff Operations and Training, MAF HQ.
3. Commandant of the Armed Forces Defence College (AFDC).
4. Commandant of Malaysian Armed Forces Staff Collage.
5. Secretary : GSO 1 Coord of Malaysian Armed Forces Staff Collage.

The Board is the authority to decide and recommend on the general policy relating to the overall administration and conduct of the Course. These include:

1. The design of the Course and its curriculum based on the recommendation by the Commandant of the College.
2. The qualifying course standards and final grading of Course Partipants (CP) for the award of “psc” (passed staff college).
3. The final grading of CP, in conjuction with UM, for the award of the Post Graduate Diploma in Strategic and Defence studies.
4. Awards of Excellence for the Best Army, Navy, Air Force and Overseas CP as well as the Best Commandant’s Paper.
5. The withdrawal, dismissal or suspension of any CP from the Course.
6. The policy on allocation of course vacancies to the three Services of the Malaysian Armed Forces, the Royal Malaysian Police, the Malaysian Civil Service and overseas countries.
7. The policy on annual capacity of CP intake.
8. The qualifying entry standard.
9. Any other aspects pertaining to the management of the Course as recommended by the Commandant.

The Board meets a minimum of once a year or as and when required by the Chairman. It has the authority to issue directives to the Commandant of the College from time to time.

CARI BENDA TERSEMBUNYI...

He he.. otak tengah WENG sekarang.. banyak sangat perkara nak dibuat (keje ad-hoc la tu).. Nak MENGULAR jap.. plus baru dapat e-mel yang menambahkan kesesakan kepala otak ku ini.. Nak kongsikan bersama2 kepada sesape yang terbaca blog nih..

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Citer Hubby : MTAT (Introduction)

Designation. The Malaysian Armed Forces Staff College (MAFSC) is designated in Bahasa Malaysia as Maktab Turus Angkatan Tentera (MTAT).

Location. MTAT is located in an area traditionally known as HAIGATE in Kuala Lumpur. It is situated immediately behind the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF).

The MTAT was established with the primary aim of training officers in order to meet the increasing demands of trained staff officers by the three Services. Prior to its formation, only a few officers were selected for such training at overseas staff colleges.

The establishment of MTAT was first mooted in 1967 by the late YAB Tun Abdul Razak bin Dato’ Hussein, who was then the Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Defence.Subsequently, the Armed Forces Council agreed to the formation of the College at its 123rd meeting on 27 October 1970.

“HAIGATE” was chosen as the temporary site for the College because of its colourful background, being an old but picturesque conglomeration of brick and wooden blocks of huts adjacent to the Ministry of Defence. The camp was first built during the post-war period and served as an Officers’ Mess (Imphal Mess). It later became a series of temporary army camps, the last being Headquarters of Second Malaysian Infantry Division and Headquarters of Lines of Communication Engineer Regiment.

The College welcomed its first batch of 30 students drawn from the three Servicesin January 1972. The intake was increased the following year when the College took in officers from the Royal Malaysian Police and the Malaysian Civil Service in addition to those of the three Services, making a total of 32 students.

In 1974 the College opened its door to overseas participants. Participants from friendly countries namely, Australia, Indonesia, New Zealand, Thailand and the United Kingdom joined the course. Since then, the student intake has increased with a proportional representation of officers from overseas.

In its quest for quality and excellence, the College conducts a twinning programme with the University of Malaya for a Diploma in Strategic and Defence Studies. The programme for Staff College first started in 1995. The subjects for this diploma form part of the overall curriculum and they are conducted by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Malaya.

A student who successfulltherefore be awarded two diplomas, that is the y completes both can `passed staff college’ (psc) from MTAT and a Post Graduate Diploma in Strategic and Defence Studies from the University of Malaya (UM). All marks awarded for the post Graduate Diploma in Strategic and Defence Studies are absorbed into the overall Staff College Course assessment. To implement this programme, the UM Programme Coordinator and six professors and lecturers are assigned to the College during the UM module.

BRIEF HISTORY

The College Board is responsible to the Armed Forces Council for the governing and overall administration of MTAT in pursuit of its mission. The Board comprises of:

• Chairman : Chief of Defence Force.
• Members :

1. Secretary General Ministry of Defence.
2. Chief of Army.
3. Chief of Navy.
4. Chief of Air Force.
5. Chief of Staff, MAF HQ.
6. Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) Universiti of Malaya

• In Attendance :

1. Assistant Chief of Staff Personnel Services, MAF HQ.
2. Assistant Chief of Staff Operations and Training, MAF HQ.
3. Commandant of the Armed Forces Defence College (AFDC).
4. Commandant of Malaysian Armed Forces Staff Collage.

• Secretary : GSO 1 Coord of Malaysian Armed Forces Staff Collage .

The Board is the authority to decide and recommend on the general policy relating to the overall administration and conduct of the Course. These include:

• The design of the Course and its curriculum based on the recommendation by theCommandant of the College.
• The qualifying course standards and final grading of Course Partipants (CP) for the award of “psc” (passed staff college).
• The final grading of CP, in conjuction with UM, for the award of the Post Graduate Diploma in Strategic and  Defence studies.
• Awards of Excellence for the Best Army, Navy, Air Force and Overseas CP as well as the Best Commandant’s Paper.
• The withdrawal, dismissal or suspension of any CP from the Course.
• The policy on allocation of course vacancies to the three Services of the Malaysian Armed Forces, the Royal Malaysian Police, the Malaysian Civil Service and overseas countries.
• The policy on annual capacity of CP intake.
• The qualifying entry standard.
• Any other aspects pertaining to the management of the Course as recommended by the Commandant.

The Board meets a minimum of once a year or as and when required by the Chairman. It has the authority to issue directives to the Commandant of the College from time to time.