Technical b r Report - International Military Testing Association

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PART A
1. How many trainees do you have upgrading to the 3 and 5 level in your
section?
2. V,%en a man(or woman) first reports directly from Basic Military
Training, it may take some time before he actuaily begins training and
work, even though-his “date of entry“ to training may be the same os his
reporting date. This delay may bc due to personnel procossiog, the need to
wait for security clearance, or some other co;rse. Approximately how mony
days dors it take before the newly arrived “helper” actually begins OJT?
3. There is also delay in entering training associated with the arrival of
a 3 level from Technical School. In addition to personnel processing,
familiarization with procedures specific to your situation may be necessary
before he/she actually begins 5 level training. On the avcroge, this delay
is:
4. On-the average, how many weeks elapse between ochicvement of 3
level proficiency and actual award of the 3 skill level AFSC?
5. What week of training is your most average i lcvci \hclper) in?
6. What ?b of the 3 !evel proficiency training do you cstirnczte he has
completed?
7. When he arrived what 9; of the d-uties of o 3 level could he complete?
8. If you stopped doing OJT training would you be able to reduce the
number of NCO’s in your work area without significantly reducing
effectiveness? (Insert a “1” for Yes, or a “0” for No).
9. During the training period for 3 level OJT, the instructor (troiner)
must spend some time keeping training records up to dotc. On the
average over the who!e train:ng period, how many hours (or fractions of
one trainee?
does the instructor (trainer) spend in record keeping for
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