Major Concepts/Content: The Army JROTC II course is designed to present discussion of self-concept; the definition of management: the elements of the leader-ship process; practical exercise in the development of leadership skills; the school of the soldier; the role of cadets as leaders; and the value of physical exercise and conditioning. 

Major Instructional Activities: Instructional activities will provide for the study of injuries requiring special first aid, disease control, field sanitation, psychological first aid, and conditioning activities. 

Major Evaluative Techniques: Students will take a formal test on each academic unit. Written and oral reports will be evaluated for content and form. In the leadership portion of the course, students will be evaluated on the performance of assigned duties, personal uniform inspections, marching ability, proper performance of military drill and ceremonies, and military U.S. customs and courtesies. 

Essential Objectives: Upon completion of the Army JROTC II course, students should:

• Know intermediate leadership.
• Know drill and ceremonies.
• Know first aid. Know map reading.
• Know techniques of oral communication.
• Know range safety and marksmanship.
• Know important U.S. Army campaigns.
• Know service/JROTC opportunities.

Last Revised: July 22, 2005