Below is a Trivia Questions Quiz on Air Force Specialty Code! These codes are used to identify different careers. The number of code has different characters for the officers and those that are enlisted in the air force. Take this test and get to see just how much you now about the codes and what they represent. All the best!
Skill level
Career field
Career group
Career field subdivision
Skill level
Career field
Career group
Career field subdivision.
Skill level.
Career field.
Career group
Career field subdivision.
Skill level.
Career field.
Career group
Career field subdivision
Three
Five
Seven
Nine
Duty.
Control
Primary.
Secondary.
Advise civilians on civilian personnel issues and programs
Create, maintain, and audit personnel records.
Provide casualty assistance.
Perform personnel actions.
Preparation of movement
Personnel accountability.
Personnel classification
Personal support.
3
5
7
9
Training is key to the success of the Air Force.
Advanced specialty training occurs as the trainee gains experience
Completing a career development course is the most important form of training.
On-the-job training teaches the trainee everything they need to know about the job
Career progression.
Maintain readiness.
Mission accomplishment.
Review evaluation reports
Staff sergeants
Technical sergeants.
Master sergeants
Senior master sergeants
Technical sergeants
Master sergeants
Senior master sergeants
Chief master sergeants
Technical sergeants.
Master sergeants.
Senior master sergeants
Chief master sergeants
Managing.
Executing.
Enhancing.
Developing.
Satisfaction
Proficiency.
Knowledge
Experience
Career development courses (CDCs).
Specialty knowledge test (SKT).
On-the job training (OJT).
Upgrade training (UGT).
Apprentice.
Journeyman.
Craftsman
Superintendent
Initial skills.
On-the job
Upgrade.
In-house
Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP).
Career Development Course (CDC).
Specialty Training Standard (STS).
Job Qualification Standard (JQS).
Specialty Training Standard.
Job Qualification Standard.
Master Training Plan.
Master Task List
Supervisors.
Unit training managers.
Career Assistance Advisors.
Air Force Career Field Managers
Trainee.
Trainer
Supervisor
Unit training manager
So the unit training manager (UTM) can reference the dates.
So the Air Force Career Field Manager (AFCFM) can reference the dates.
In case the trainee has difficulty with upgrade training and the course material.
In case the trainee has difficulty with upgrade training, documentation can be referenced
Documenting training progress on AF Form 623a, On-the-Job Training Record-Continuation Sheet.
Budgeting on- and off-duty time to complete assigned training tasks
Comprehending the applicable Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) requirements and career path.
Acknowledging and documenting task qualification upon completion of training.
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