Corporals’ Course is not for Marines who are poor leaders

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Corporals’ Course is not for Marines who are poor leaders or who are inexperienced, but it is for everyone. “You will come here already a corporal. We will not teach you how to be a corporal,” said Sgt. Maj. Luis Leiva, sergeant major for Headquarters and Headquarters Support Squadron. “But we will teach you how to be better. We will teach you to be a better Marine, a better leader and a better corporal.”

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