Basic Leader Course vs WeCare Fort Meade

The Basic Leader Course Guide - completely rebuilt for 2025 - is your essential companion for BLC success. Whether you're a student preparing for the course or currently attending, or prepping one of your Joes to go, this app delivers course content and two killer tools: • Smart Things To Say - Get intelligent conversation prompts and discussion points for every BLC module. Never get stuck in mandatory discussions again! From Group Dynamics to Mission Orders, we provide quick insights that help you meaningfully contribute to class discussions. • Journal & Notes Tool - Capture your thoughts, record key takeaways, and organize your class notes in one secure place. Track your development throughout the course with our easy-to-use journaling system. The New School Army project has supported Army leaders since 2011. Originally launched as the Warrior Leader Course Guide, we've evolved alongside Army training to deliver practical tools that matter. Our 2025 rebuild brings a modernized interface and features while maintaining our core mission: strengthening the profession of arms through accessible training resources. Features: - Course Map - Preps & Tips - Standards reference for all BLC modules - Smart discussion prompts for every lesson - Secure journaling system - Required reading material - Links to official sites

*** This app has been branded as an Official U.S. Army app *** This app is to support the TRADOC Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) campaign plan which is designed to reduce with the goal of eliminating sexual harassment and sexual assault from our ranks. This is one of many initiatives developed to ensure that every member of our TRADOC family serves in a safe environment, free from sexual harassment and sexual assault. This App promotes the Suicide Prevention Program Strategy to do everything in our power to assist leaders in the identification, assessment and engagement of "high risk" and "at risk" individuals in order to predict, prevent and reduce the occurrences of suicides among Soldiers, DA Civilians and Army Family members assigned to Fort Meade.