Crew training
Classroom explanation and supervised practice build system knowledge and operating skills.
Operator, maintainer, and instructor training for your platform.
MOUSE instructors train crews and maintainers in the classroom and at the platform. Train-the-trainer courses prepare your own instructors to continue teaching after handover.
Discuss instructor-led training
Classroom explanation and supervised practice build system knowledge and operating skills.
Technical publications and practical instruction connect the explanation to the equipment.
Your instructors learn to teach the course and use the supporting materials.
Each course moves from explanation to performance. In the classroom, small groups learn the system and its procedures with the courseware and 3D models. On the platform, trainees practice under supervision, step by step, until each one performs the task to standard.
Practical and written tests follow, against the standard agreed with your training staff. Results and qualification sign-offs are recorded in each trainee’s FLOW® record, so your commanders see who is qualified and on what.

Each MOUSE instructor is dedicated to a platform type, for example an armor instructor, and works with the MOUSE engineers who produced your publications and courseware.
Your crews train with a subject-matter expert on their platform, and feedback from the classroom goes directly to the engineers who maintain the training material.
We train everyone who operates, maintains, or teaches the platform.
Your instructors run the courses with the same lesson plans, materials, and FLOW® records. MOUSE remains available for refresher training and for new versions of your platform.
Instruction connects the stages, from the courseware and the classroom to the simulator and the platform itself.
Talk to us about the roles you need to train.