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The tracking of students NUI in the TTT data is a training<br />

quality indicator. Additional information on the Training<br />

Quality Indicator report for supernumeraries is provided in<br />

Chapter 5, Section 4.<br />

1.7. Student Reporting<br />

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Student Training Status. Managing the student pipeline<br />

means tracking students from the day they report on board<br />

until the day they leave the training activity. The status<br />

of a student when on board a training activity may be<br />

reported as AI, UI, II, or AT.<br />

PEVT Codes. Indicate student status in CeTARS. Because<br />

CeTARS data is used daily by higher-level headquarters to<br />

make decisions, it is imperative that all student data be<br />

entered as it is received by the servicing Training Support<br />

organization. A complete list of PEVT codes and the<br />

explanation for each can be found at the CeTARS Web Site.<br />

Accurate assignment of the PEVT codes is vital to effective<br />

pipeline management. Personnel responsible for assigning<br />

and tracking the PEVT codes should receive their training<br />

prior to assignment of this duty.<br />

1.8. Student Availability<br />

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"A" school students will be designated with their course<br />

completion rating immediately upon classing up. This action<br />

requires close coordination with the TSC/DET SCO Office and<br />

the local Personnel Support Detachment (PSD). For core and<br />

strand courses, students will be rated as soon as the rate<br />

is determined. For courses with a high drop rate in the<br />

early portion of the course, students will be rated as the<br />

high drop point is passed. This action is designed to make<br />

the student visible to both the detailer and the<br />

Distribution Planning and Programming systems in order to<br />

ensure there are an adequate number of requisitions to<br />

generate orders in a timely fashion.<br />

If students do not graduate, they must be undesignated<br />

before Navy Personnel Command (NAVPERSCOM) can generate<br />

orders. Orders for undesignated drops should be processed<br />

within five to eight days. If NAVPERSCOM orders are<br />

delayed longer than this estimated time-period, student<br />

control must check with servicing PSD to ensure the<br />

Sailor's designation was removed prior to making the<br />

availability entry.<br />

3-9<br />

NAVEDTRA 135C

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