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==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
The “Civilian Pin” is an award issued to members of the Diplomatic and Special Intelligence Service (SIS) branches who successfully complete a rigorous set of | |||
courses. | |||
The “Civilian Pin” is designed to be challenging and aims to broaden members' knowledge of TRMN, history and the sciences. Many of the courses on the | |||
programme are to be found in [[Butrain:SKUS Landing University|Landing University]] and the [[Butrain:SKUS Mannheim University|Mannheim University]]. | |||
Whilst the Civilian Pin can only be worn by the non-uniformed branch members, ALL branches of TRMN who have completed the courses may submit applications to take part in this programme. | |||
==Background== | |||
The [[Black Sphinx Cup]] (which ran from [[Naval Directive 19NO-01|2016 to 2019]]) was an interChapter competition aimed at encouraging chapter members to under take a series of courses with the goal of achieving the Space Warfare Pin (“SWP”). It was an important event to many Chapters in the fleet, and everyone was encouraged to take part. | |||
Launched early in 2019, the “Civilian Pin” was recognised as the only option for members of the [[Diplomatic Corps]] or the [[Special Intelligence Service]] and would be counted towards the total of their Chapter’s ‘[[Space Warfare Pin]]’ Challenge. | |||
==Current== | |||
At the time of writing there are some 6000 members in TRMN of which there are 268 Diplomatic and SIS members. Whilst the cessation of the Challenge Cup may have altered the original goal, the underlying intention, one of having fun whilst learning at the same time remains unchanged. It is the intention of the Home Secretary to continue to develop this programme and to incorporate it into our daily TRMN lives. | |||
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==Civilian Pin== | ==Civilian Pin== | ||
The Civilian Pin | The Civilian Pin has two levels of recognition: the ‘Accredited Staff Member Pin’ or ‘ASM’ and ‘Chartered Staff Member Pin’ or ‘CSM’. | ||
'''‘Accredited Staff Member’ or ‘ASM’''' | |||
The Accredited Staff Member Award is represented by a silver pin. | |||
Eligibility | |||
C1 through to C11 (Junior / Senior Civil Servant) | |||
Note: | |||
Junior Minister and Ministers (C12 and above) may continue to wear the | |||
Accredited Staff Member (ASM) until they have completed the requirements for | |||
the Chartered Staff Member Pin (CSM). | |||
'''‘Chartered Staff Member’ or ‘CSM’''' | '''‘Chartered Staff Member’ or ‘CSM’''' | ||
The Chartered Staff Member’ | The Chartered Staff Member’ is represented by a gold pin. | ||
Eligibility | |||
C12 and above (Junior Minister / Minister). | |||
==Authorisation to Wear the Civilian Pin== | ==Authorisation to Wear the Civilian Pin== | ||
At this time only members of the Diplomatic and SIS branches are permitted to wear either the ASM or CSM Pin. | |||
The Civilian Pin is authorised to be worn on formal civilian court dress only and for example, may be displayed on the lapel of a tail coat or jacket. | |||
It is not permitted, for example, to wear the pin on a con-min polo shirt. | It is not permitted, for example, to wear the pin on a con-min polo shirt. | ||
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*SIA-RMMM-0006C Clothier Course | *SIA-RMMM-0006C Clothier Course | ||
*SIA-RMMM-0003C Chief Cook | *SIA-RMMM-0003C Chief Cook | ||
*IMNA-GTSC-22C Advanced Intelligence Specialist | *IMNA-GTSC-22C Advanced Intelligence Specialist | ||
*SIA-SRMC-10C Advanced Embassy Guard Specialist Course | *SIA-SRMC-10C Advanced Embassy Guard Specialist Course | ||
*RMACA-RMACS-02C Advanced Aviation Course | *RMACA-RMACS-02C Advanced Aviation Course | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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[[Category: Qualifications]] | [[Category: Qualifications]] | ||
[[Category: Training]] | [[Category: Training]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category: Insignia]] | ||
[[Category: Awards]] | [[Category: Awards]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category: Civilian Corps]] | ||
{{awards}} | {{awards}} | ||
Latest revision as of 19:32, 14 September 2023
The Civilian Pin is awarded to non-uniformed civilians who have passed through a rigorous set of qualifications which accredit them as one of two levels; the ‘Accredited Staff Member Pin’ or ‘ASM’ and ‘Chartered Staff Member Pin’ or ‘CSM’.
Summary
The “Civilian Pin” is an award issued to members of the Diplomatic and Special Intelligence Service (SIS) branches who successfully complete a rigorous set of courses. The “Civilian Pin” is designed to be challenging and aims to broaden members' knowledge of TRMN, history and the sciences. Many of the courses on the programme are to be found in Landing University and the Mannheim University.
Whilst the Civilian Pin can only be worn by the non-uniformed branch members, ALL branches of TRMN who have completed the courses may submit applications to take part in this programme.
Background
The Black Sphinx Cup (which ran from 2016 to 2019) was an interChapter competition aimed at encouraging chapter members to under take a series of courses with the goal of achieving the Space Warfare Pin (“SWP”). It was an important event to many Chapters in the fleet, and everyone was encouraged to take part.
Launched early in 2019, the “Civilian Pin” was recognised as the only option for members of the Diplomatic Corps or the Special Intelligence Service and would be counted towards the total of their Chapter’s ‘Space Warfare Pin’ Challenge.
Current
At the time of writing there are some 6000 members in TRMN of which there are 268 Diplomatic and SIS members. Whilst the cessation of the Challenge Cup may have altered the original goal, the underlying intention, one of having fun whilst learning at the same time remains unchanged. It is the intention of the Home Secretary to continue to develop this programme and to incorporate it into our daily TRMN lives.
Civilian Pin
The Civilian Pin has two levels of recognition: the ‘Accredited Staff Member Pin’ or ‘ASM’ and ‘Chartered Staff Member Pin’ or ‘CSM’.
‘Accredited Staff Member’ or ‘ASM’
The Accredited Staff Member Award is represented by a silver pin.
Eligibility
C1 through to C11 (Junior / Senior Civil Servant)
Note:
Junior Minister and Ministers (C12 and above) may continue to wear the Accredited Staff Member (ASM) until they have completed the requirements for the Chartered Staff Member Pin (CSM).
‘Chartered Staff Member’ or ‘CSM’
The Chartered Staff Member’ is represented by a gold pin.
Eligibility
C12 and above (Junior Minister / Minister).
Authorisation to Wear the Civilian Pin
At this time only members of the Diplomatic and SIS branches are permitted to wear either the ASM or CSM Pin.
The Civilian Pin is authorised to be worn on formal civilian court dress only and for example, may be displayed on the lapel of a tail coat or jacket.
It is not permitted, for example, to wear the pin on a con-min polo shirt.
Recognition
Once all the requisite courses have been completed – the student will download and complete the appropriate form (see "See Also") and send as an attachment to the Regent – Star Kingdom University. Recipients of the Civilian Pin Award will be announced bi-monthly by the Home Secretary.
Civilian Pin Qualifications
Civilian Pin – Accredited Staff Member (ASM)
To qualify for the ASM, a student must complete an overall total of 8 courses from 3 separate Sections:
| Section | Qualifications |
|---|---|
| Section A | Complete ONE (1) C9 Level from either one of the following Colleges:
OR
A total of 1 (one) course. |
| Section B | Plus
Complete THREE (3) courses selected from FIVE categories up to Level Two (2) to be selected from the following disciplines:
A total of 6 (six) courses. |
| Section C | Plus
Complete any one course from selected from the ‘Enrichment’ options.
A total of 1 (one) course. |
Civilian Pin – Chartered Staff Member (CSM)
To qualify for the CSM, a student must complete an overall total of 18 courses from 3 separate Sections:
| Section | Qualifications |
|---|---|
| Section A | Complete ONE (1) C12 Level from either one of the following Colleges:
OR
A total of 1 (one) course. |
| Section B | Plus
Complete FOUR (4) courses selected from FIVE categories up to Level Four (4) to be selected from the following disciplines:
A total of 16 (sixteen) courses. |
| Section C | Plus
Complete any one course from selected from the ‘Enrichment’ options.
A total of 1 (one) course. |
See Also
Google Form for claiming either pin
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