NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL
NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL - AIM
NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL - AIM
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SECTION 3 - EVALUATION OF TRAINING COURSES AND OCCUPATIONAL<br />
EXPERIENCES FOR ACADEMIC CREDITS<br />
3.1. Introduction<br />
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The Center for Adult Learning and Education Credentials<br />
(CALEC) of the ACE evaluates formal training courses that<br />
are 45 academic hours or longer and makes credit<br />
recommendations to civilian post secondary schools,<br />
colleges and universities in five possible areas:<br />
Vocational-Technical Certificate, Lower-Division<br />
Baccalaureate/Associate Degree, Upper-Division<br />
Baccalaureate Degree, and Graduate Degree.<br />
The ACE academic credit recommendations are published<br />
online in the Guide to the Evaluation of Educational<br />
Experiences in the Armed Services, commonly known as the<br />
ACE Guide. New courses and occupations are continually<br />
being evaluated by ACE, and these entries are added on a<br />
daily basis to the online version<br />
http://militaryguides.acenet.edu. The credit<br />
recommendations of the ACE are widely accepted by civilian<br />
Vocational-Technical (VO-Tech) schools, colleges, and<br />
universities in the granting of academic credit and VO-TECH<br />
qualification to personnel who have successfully completed<br />
evaluated training courses.<br />
Civilian educational institutions affiliated with the<br />
Service Members Opportunity College-Navy (SOCNAV) will<br />
accept the credit recommendations of ACE, if appropriate to<br />
the student's degree. Academic credit recommendations to<br />
Navy training courses are based on ACE evaluations of<br />
relevant course materials and on-site visits to the LS/DET<br />
or training activities, particularly for new or<br />
significantly revised courses. Relevant course materials<br />
include Program of Instruction (POI), the TCCD, and the<br />
CMS/MCS. NETCINST 1560.1 (series) provides samples of<br />
these course materials.<br />
3.2. Policy and Procedures<br />
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NETC is responsible for ensuring the continuing evaluation<br />
of Navy training courses (Appendix I) and Navy ratings, and<br />
conducting policy liaison with other Navy claimants and<br />
ACE. NETC (N5) will coordinate course and rating<br />
evaluations requested by LCs and responses to requests by<br />
ACE for course information. NETC will establish policy,<br />
procedures, and responsibilities for the continuous<br />
evaluation of Navy training courses, service occupations<br />
6-11<br />
NAVEDTRA 135C