AFI 36-2301 - Air Force E-Publishing
AFI 36-2301 - Air Force E-Publishing
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<strong>AFI</strong><strong>36</strong>-<strong>2301</strong> 16 JULY 2010 11<br />
3.9.1.14.2. Develop and maintains the AF EPME Procedural Guidance (PG), a<br />
document internal to AU that applies to all schools implementing USAF EPME<br />
curricula. It is published under the authority of this Instruction and prescribes<br />
guidance and procedures for the administration and management of AF EPME<br />
programs.<br />
3.9.1.14.3. Enforce adherence to AF EPME PG to ensure program effectiveness<br />
and standardization throughout the <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong>.<br />
3.9.1.15. Ensure non-resident programs are equivalent to the corresponding resident<br />
school program in terms of content and required learning levels as identified in the<br />
ICL.<br />
3.9.1.16. Provide administrative support to non-resident enrollees to include<br />
counseling on AU and individual school requirements.<br />
3.10. Major Command (MAJCOM), Direct Reporting Unit (DRU), and Field Operating<br />
Agency (FOA) Commanders.<br />
3.10.1. Allocate quotas to the bases for SOS active duty line officers.<br />
3.10.1.1. Allocate quotas to overseas NCOAs.<br />
3.10.2. Program, manage, and schedule annual EPME school production for their<br />
respective ALSs and OCONUS NCOAs. ALS‘s must report production to AU. Base<br />
school production goals on providing sufficient resident EPME opportunities at specific<br />
career points as defined in paragraph 24. Annual class schedule supports seven classes<br />
minimum (ALS and NCOA); by exception, commands may allow schools to schedule<br />
fewer classes provided they do so without a negative impact to production requirements.<br />
Overall class size may vary depending on production requirements, promotions and seat<br />
availability; however, in order to balance quality instruction with cost effective programs,<br />
the classroom size standard is 12 students. Schools may flex to a maximum of 16<br />
students per flight with MAJCOM/A1 approval.<br />
3.10.3. Ensure bases operating ALSs or OCONUS NCOAs have the required personnel,<br />
facilities, equipment, and resources necessary to operate and meet annual production<br />
requirements. Ensure the support for NCOAs is documented in support agreements.<br />
3.10.4. Ensure schools follow operating procedures set forth in the USAF EPME<br />
Procedural Guidance and CCAF, Campus Relations: Policies, Procedures and Guidance<br />
where applicable.<br />
3.11. Directorate of Manpower, Personnel and Services, Headquarters <strong>Air</strong> Mobility<br />
Command (AMC/A1).<br />
3.11.1. Serves as the AMC <strong>AFI</strong>P Administrative Support Office; coordinates Joint<br />
Mobility Intern rotations with AMC Staff and USTRANSCOM Staff and informs<br />
rotation supervisors of their intern responsibilities.<br />
3.12. Wing Commander (WG/CC)/Senior Rater (SR)<br />
3.12.1. The WG/CC, SR or first SES member or general/flag officer (GO) in the chainof-command<br />
will nominate officer and endorse civilian DE candidates/selects applying<br />
for IDE/SDE programs to AFPC in accordance with annual nomination guidance.