CES training allows Army civilian employees to develop their leadership skills through formal education programs at various intervals and levels. The program prepares Army supervisors for the evolving demands of today’s global security environment, including terrestrial and non-terrestrial wars. To increase leadership readiness and ensure a high-quality workforce, several recent policy changes have been implemented … Read more
Field sanitation is the Army’s way of keeping soldiers healthy and morale high. It encompasses four broad areas: pest control, waste disposal, foodservice and soldier health and hygiene. Although medics and medical officers are responsible for preventing and treating nonbattle injuries and diseases (NBDI), everyone in the unit can contribute by practicing basic field sanitation. … Read more
BLC is a 22-academic day course consisting of 169 academic hours. All students are required to attend class. The Army teaches soldiers the fundamentals of leadership in a team-based environment. The training focuses on developing leaders who model the characteristics of the Army profession. It prepares sergeants and promotable specialists to lead squad-and platoon-sized units. … Read more
Army ATRRS offers many opportunities for Soldiers to take courses that will help them in their career. From basic training to specialized courses like language, safety, and civilian education. The Army Basic Instructor Course (ABIC) is designed to help soldiers become instructors for the Army School System. It is open to enlisted soldiers, officers, and … Read more
ATRRS EEO Training Online is a comprehensive course that provides participants with a broad understanding of equal employment opportunity laws and regulations. It includes key concepts and legal frameworks related to discrimination, fostering inclusive workplace culture, and reporting and handling EEO complaints. This training is a five-day program that covers initial counselor and investigator training … Read more
DOD Skillbridge is a program that helps service members bridge the military-to-civilian transition. The program pairs service members with industry partners who offer real-world work experience. The contractor will provide on-going operation and support for core ATRRS business processes that manage personnel input to training management. These include quota allocation, class scheduling, and student seat … Read more
Many ACT-IAC events are eligible to earn Continuous Learning Points (CLPs). CLPs are recognized education credits that participants can use toward professional development goals. CESL is the Army Civilian Leadership Development Program for GS 13-15 Supervisors and Non-supervisory GS Employees. It is conducted through blended learning – four weeks of DL followed by four and … Read more
Army correspondence courses are available to soldiers on active duty, in the reserves or National Guard, and Department of Army civilians. These courses can help soldiers advance in their military careers and earn promotion points. Students may submit requests for course admittance via ATRRS or ALMS. These requests include course enrollment, ATRRS inquiries, transcript, and … Read more
The Army Training Requirements System (ATRRS) is an Army-wide database that holds information for military training sessions. It includes various channels that allow students to register for ATRRS courses and retrieve unofficial transcripts. ATRRS also supports processes such as soliciting training requirements, converting them into resourced training programs, and adjusting training program attrition during budget … Read more
The promotion points for nonresident military training category maxes out at 80 for SGT and 90 for SSG. The category includes military correspondence courses through ATRRS Self-development and Army e-Learning, but the only way you can earn these points is to complete a full course with a certificate of completion. You can also take all … Read more