OFFICE OF TRAINING WEEKLY REPORT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-06207A000200010007-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 7
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 3, 2001
• Sequence Number: 7
• Publication Date: November 16, 1972
• Content Type: MF

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x MEMORANDUM r OD Deputy Director for Support
Office of Training W eehiy Report
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since no classes were run in November for the past three
rears for lack of regi'stration+s, attendance at the course for this
November's running totaled 1 students. Registrations to date
`Y ?3 total 46, up 80 percent over the comparable period for the
yimrs. or FY 72. the total
p 50 percent over F"Y 71.
This substantial increase in support for this course over the past
18 months has corm mainly from TSD, WH, NE, and FE Divisions.
b. Lar as-Scale Systems P g-l $a
The third running of this week-long course began on 6 November
with only 16 students out of a nuotirmum potential of 28 attending. The
contract instructor is somewhat concerned as are we over the diminish
ing number of students but ive have no ready answer to the problem.
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Those attending the present course, although not as vocal as some
earlier groups, appear to be learning what they need to know about
the general system* approach to problem solving.
C. ..fig a ' i- in S rt for NASA t lfi errs
The Language School Is continuing its support to the USDA
Graduate School's Russian course for NASA officers involved to
the joint U. S. - Soviet space project. After supplying them with
recommendations for materials and enough tapes to get them
started, thedr tape duplicator broke derma,
gain turned
to the Language School for help. The Iaaaegusgee School supplied
USDA with 50 copies of Russian tapes needed to keep their courses
g.. In &CI itio
ssistant Director of the USDA Graduate
School, Dr. Edmund 3r ulker, visttad the Language School
31 October and felt that the l angusge- School would be able to help
them With their entire languag
Deputy Chief of the Language School, to serve as a consultant to their
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foreign languages planning committee.
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n the program again in January.
Courg:s concluded durtnax the we
A tr Familiarization
Clerical Refresher
Drug Abuse Seminar
Effective Briefing
intelligence production Course
intelligence and World 41faatrs
Orientation for Ov*rseas
Records Management - Forms Management Seminar
Risk of capture
f. gMrg ets belinnigg th week o
CA Operations Seminar
CIA Review
Intelligence B riding
Management Science for Intelligence
Managerial Grid
Microfilm Information Systems Seminar
Records Management - Forms Management Seminar
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e School Summer Intern Prp&_Mm
ads
School is exploring the idea of a summer Int
program for young linguists at the graduate level who might be able
to help the school
25X1 A Language Schoo
25X1 A with
research and development
has talked about summer intern programs
the Agency's Coordinator for Cooperative,
and plans to further discuss with him ways of implementing
such a program for the Language School. The estimated cost is
$3000. 00 for one intern per summer. The Language School hopes to
s the fiat sst intern next summer. A formal request for the program
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The Language School expe t< to yet a new record for enrollrc est
udents begin
now until spring.
x4u1.4b r cif gtadeuts in language training now btandr* at 4Z3. an aa