Abstract: This study aims to comparative study between the previous and current military promotion courses system at the Officers Training Institute of the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior. This study employed a survey questionnaire as the main technique for data collection. A total of 250 questionnaires were distributed to officers (Muqaddam, Ra'id, and Naqib) in the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior. Respondents were given four weeks to fill out the questionnaire. After the specified period, 173 were collected, usable for further research, with a response rate of 69.2%. The technique of convenience sampling was used to collect data. Before starting to distribute and collect data through a survey questionnaire, an interview was conducted with the Director General of the General Administration of Training in the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior. The results of this study indicated that the previous courses were favored over........
Keywords: Comparative Study, Military Promotion Courses, Officers Training Institute, Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior
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