Topic 1.25 Educational Opportunities

Career Development Training Course Educational Opportunities 1

Educational OpportunitiesEnabling ObjectivesUpon successful completion of this topic, the trainee will be able to: DEFINE the function and contents of NAVEDTRA 10500, Catalog of Navy Training Courses (CANTRAC). IDENTIFY the components of the Course Identification Number (CIN). IDENTIFY the eligibility requirements for Navy service schools. 2

Educational OpportunitiesEnabling Objectives (cont.) IDENTIFY the types of under-instruction quotas and the rotational credit earned with these quotas. IDENTIFY service school disenrollment procedures. IDENTIFY the procedure to request “A” School. IDENTIFY Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) components. LIST the Navy College Programs. 3

Educational OpportunitiesEnabling Objectives (cont.) IDENTIFY High School Completion Program requirements and funding procedures. IDENTIFY academic skill classes and modes of delivery. LIST the Tuition Assistance (TA) eligibility requirements. IDENTIFY the Navy College Program for Afloat College Education (NCPACE) program eligibility requirements and modes of delivery. 4

Educational OpportunitiesEnabling Objectives (cont.) IDENTIFY the goal of the Navy College Program Distance Learning Partnership (NCPDLP). IDENTIFY the purpose of the Navy Servicemembers Opportunity College (SOCNAV) network. IDENTIFY the purposes of the United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP). LIST the services provided by the Navy College Office. 5

Educational OpportunitiesEnabling Objectives (cont.) DEFINE the function and contents of the Catalog of Non-Resident Training Courses (NRTC). LIST the Navy E-Learning resources. IDENTIFY the purposes of Navy E- Learning. IDENTIFY the components of the Federally Legislated Educational Benefit Program. 6

Educational OpportunitiesReference Publications NAVEDTRA 10500, Catalog Of Navy Training Courses (CANTRAC) NAVEDTRA 12061, Catalog Of Nonresident Training Courses NAVPERS 15560(series), Naval Military Personnel Manual (MILPERSMAN) Navy College website: https:// www.navycollege.navy.mil 7

Educational OpportunitiesReference Publications (cont.) OPNAVINST 1560.10(series) , Administration of the United Services Military Apprenticeship Program BUPERSINST 1780.1(series), Federally Legislated Educational Benefit Programs 8

Educational OpportunitiesCatalog of Navy Training Courses(CANTRAC) Function:  Provides a consolidated, centrally produced and computerized catalog that presents courses in standardized form.  Can be accessed online through NKO web site. 9

Educational OpportunitiesCANTRAC Format CANTRAC VOLUME I:  Introduction  General information on training facilities CANTRAC VOLUME II:  DEERS access to login  Course descriptions/prerequisites  Convening schedules/locations  Course revision frequency 10

Educational OpportunitiesCourse Identification Number (CIN) Consists of 7 or 8 digits. Example: A-501-0011:  A is the command identifier.  501 is the DOD code skill.  Skill code is 2 digits for officer and 3 digits for enlisted.  0011 is the sequence number within the skill code. 11

Educational OpportunitiesService Schools EligibilityRequirements Sailor must:  Be physically qualified.  Have no more than 1 NJP within 18 months preceding application.  Have no court-martial convictions.  If not rated, must have 12 months on board to request, 18 months on board to transfer. 12

Educational OpportunitiesService Schools EligibilityRequirements (cont.) Obligated Service (OBLISERV):  Sailors must OBLISERV prior to transfer.  Exception is OBLISERV to Train (OTT) option (most recent SRB NAVADMIN message).  AEF/ATF/NUC use MILPERSMAN 1160-040. 13

Educational OpportunitiesService School Quotas TEMADDINS:  Temporary Additional Duty Under Instruction – quota > 20 weeks; Sailor returns to command. TEMDUINS:  Temporary Duty Under Instruction – Quota > 20 weeks in connection with a PCS move. DUINS:  Duty Under Instruction – Quota > 20 weeks, considered a PCS move. 14

Educational OpportunitiesRotation Credit TEMADDINS:  Sailors return to their command and rotation continues. TEMDUINS:  Neutral duty DUINS:  If reporting from shore duty, it is considered a continuation of shore duty.  If reporting from sea duty, it Is considered neutral duty.  If school is 18 months or longer, it is considered shore duty. 15

Educational OpportunitiesService School Disenrollment Payback will be in accordance with the chart in MILPERSMAN 1160 Payback - NF/ATF/AEF MILPERSMAN 1160-040:  Table  Must OBLISERV prior to transfer  Advanced Training/Accelerated Advancement:  1 year for each. 16

Educational Opportunities“A” School Requests Submit 1306/7 package including:  Endorsements  Screening requirements letters  Security clearance application  Other pertinent information Requires strong CO’s endorsement. Submit any waivers if applicable. 17

Educational OpportunitiesNavy College Programs High School Completion Academic Skills Tuition Assistance Navy College Program for Afloat College Education (NCPACE) Navy College Program Distance Learning Partnership (NCPDLP) Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges Navy (SOCNAV) United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) 18

Educational OpportunitiesHigh School Completion Classes are:  Held during off-duty time to meet requirements for a high school diploma or equivalent credential.  Fully funded under the Tuition Assistance Program. 19

Educational OpportunitiesAcademic Skills Classes:  Are designed to improve competency in reading, English, and math.  Offer two modes of delivery:  Instructor-led, which is facilitated and offered worldwide on demand.  Self-paced, which is “taught” using computerized courseware at 24 Navy College Learning Centers.  Supports “Perform To Serve.” 20

Educational Opportunities Tuition Assistance (TA) Eligibility Sailors must:  Be on active duty for the entire length of the course.  Attend an institution accredited and recognized by the Department of Education.  Provide grades for TA funded courses.  Reimburse “Ws” (voluntary withdrawal) and grade of “F” (failure).  Agree to remain on active duty for at least two years upon completion of courses funded by TA (officer only).  Must be counseled by Navy College Office staff. 21

Educational OpportunitiesNavy College Program for Afloat CollegeEducation (NCPACE) Provides shipboard personnel with educational opportunities comparable to those available ashore. Offers free tuition – Students only pay for books and other instructional materials. Is offered on all US naval vessels and deployable squadrons assigned to Type 2 and Type 4 UICs. Offers two modes of delivery:  Instructor-led  Distance learning 22

Educational OpportunitiesNavy College Program Distance LearningPartnership (NCPDLP) Goal of NCPDLP:  To make available rating relevant educational opportunities worldwide to Sailors through a variety of distance learning instructional modes. NCPDLP Institutions are members of Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges Navy (SOCNAV). 23

Educational OpportunitiesServicemembers OpportunityColleges Navy (SOCNAV) SOCNAV:  Is a system of college curriculum networks designed for Sailors and their adult family members.  Consists of groups of colleges that have agreed to accept each others courses in a particular program of study.  Allows students to move freely among network colleges without being reevaluated or worrying about whether courses will transfer. 24

Educational OpportunitiesServicemembers OpportunityColleges Navy (SOCNAV) (cont.) SOCNAV Levels:  SOCNAV-2 is the Associate’s Degree network program.  SOCNAV-4 is the Bachelors Degree network program.  SOCNAV Agreement issued after 6 semester hours of course work. 25

Educational OpportunitiesUnited Services MilitaryApprenticeship Program (USMAP) USMAP:  Is a system by which active duty service members can earn certification for skills learned through documented work experience.  Provides Department of Labor (DOL)- registered apprenticeships to active duty service members.  Provides Sailors with the nationally recognized "Certificate of Completion" from the DOL upon program completion. 26

Educational OpportunitiesNavy College Services Educational Needs Assessment Navy Education Programs Counseling Academic Testing Briefings American Council on Education (ACE) Evaluation Sailor/Marine American Council on Education Registry Transcript (SMART) Sailor/Marine Online Academic Advisor (SMOLAA) Navy College Learning Center 27

Educational OpportunitiesNavy College Center (NCC) NCC:  Is located in Pensacola, Florida  Is operational 7 days a week from 0600 - 2100 (CST) Contact Information:  Phone: 1-877-253-7122  DSN: 922-7122  Website: https:// www.navycollege.navy.mil 28

Educational OpportunitiesNAVEDTRA 12061, Catalog ofNonresident Training Courses (NRTC)- Front lists obsolete courses Part 1 - General ordering instructions NRTCs listed alphabetically by title NRTC is course with answer sheet Certain NRTCs may be ordered in electronic format (CD-ROM) 29

Educational OpportunitiesNavy E-Learning Combines the resources of:  Sailor/Marine American Council on Education Registry Transcript  Navy Training Management and Planning System (NTMPS)  NTMPS Electronic Training Jacket (ETJ)  NETg 30

Educational OpportunitiesNavy E-Learning (cont.) Why Navy E-Learning?  Is an online training experience.  Offers self-paced courses.  Is individualized for a Sailor’s needs.  Is available anytime, anyplace worldwide on NKO (providing Internet access is available).  Is designed to satisfy training, education and professional development requirements. 31

Educational OpportunitiesNavy E-Learning (cont.) What does Navy E-Learning have to offer?  4479 training courses  Information technology programs  Rate training  Leadership, management, and personal development programs  GMT 32

Educational Opportunities BUPERSINST 1780.1, Federally Legislated Educational Benefit Programs V E G IB VEA P M G IB N A VY1 FEB 55 - 1 JA N 77 - 1 JU L 85 C O LLEG E FU N D31 D EC 76 30 JU N 85 PR ESEN T 1 JA N 90 PR ESEN T EA TP C O N V E R S IO N 1 D EC 80 - F R O M V E A P T O M G IB 30 SEP 82 9 O C T 96 - 8 O C T 97 C O N V E R S IO N F R O M V E G IB T O M G IB 1 JA N 90 PR ESEN T N e w M G IB ? ? P o s s ib ly J u ly 2 0 0 9 33

Educational OpportunitiesVietnam ERA GI BILL Veterans’ Readjustment Benefits Act of 1966:  Applies to those who served from 31 JAN 55 - 31 DEC 76.  Benefits terminate 10 years after discharge date. 34

Educational OpportunitiesVeterans Educational AssistanceProgram (VEAP) Post Vietnam Era Veteran’s Educational Assistance Program  Applies to those who served from 1 JAN 77 - 30 JUN 85  Matched 2 for 1  Provides $2,700 (servicemember) + $5,400 = $8,100 35

Educational OpportunitiesMontgomery GI Bill (MGIB) Montgomery GI Bill Act of 1984:  Effective 1 JUL 85.  Sailor contributes $100.00 per month for the first 12 months of active duty.  Provides monthly Educational Assistance Allowance for attending college. Current rates can be found on the Department of Veterans Affairs Website: http:// www.gibill.va.gov  Benefits terminate 10 years after discharge date. 36

Educational OpportunitiesSummary and Review What does TEMDUINS stand for? What are the TA eligibility requirements? What is Navy E-Learning designed to do? 37

Topic 1.25 Educational Opportunities

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