NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL

All required data will be recorded in the individual's
service record upon completion of training, transfer, or
discharge. All student enrollment and progress records may
be disposed of after two years provided the information
have been recorded as required in the service record.
Student Test Answer Sheets will be destroyed when they have
been graded and grades have been recorded on the student's
official progress records and all data for test analysis
has been recorded.
8.1. Introduction
SECTION 8 - NAVY MILITARY TRAINING
LSs/DETs/Participating Activities in NETC are centers of
professional and technical excellence within the Navy.
They also serve as model institutions in terms of
maintaining high military and fitness standards. These
activities are required to motivate and prepare accession
pipeline personnel for duty in the Fleet. NPDCINST 1500.1
(series) governs the policy for conducting military
training under Navy Military Training (NMT) program. In
addition to providing a quality learning experience, these
schools must serve as a role model emulating the highest
Navy standards.
The responsibility of the training activity is to provide
technical, military, and motivational training to the
students. The term used to describe the military and
motivational training program for "A" school students is
NMT. It is the responsibility of the COs to ensure that
the following actions are carried out in all NETC training
activities conducting Class "A" and "C" school and
apprentice training.
8.2. Actions
Military and motivational training will be given equal
emphasis with technical training.
Early identification of students with learning problems and
establishment of remediation programs is vital to the
successful completion of training
Staff and students will maintain the highest standards of
appearance and courtesy.
NOTE: Physical conditioning programs require a deliberate
risk assessment and development of an Emergency
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