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Air Education and Training Command

Air Education and Training Command. Replenishing the Combat Capability of America’s Air Force. I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e. ATC Enlisted Course School House Keesler AFB, MS. MSGT Darren Vedros. Overview. Course Design Fundamentals Tower RADAR

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Air Education and Training Command

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  1. Air Education and Training Command Replenishing the Combat Capability of America’s Air Force I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e ATC Enlisted CourseSchool HouseKeesler AFB, MS MSGT Darren Vedros

  2. Overview • Course Design • Fundamentals Tower RADAR • Military Training Flight • TPR • GAS

  3. Design of ATC Course • Should be driven by Occupational Survey Report (OSR) • 29 Jan 04 process starts--AFOMS • Utilization and Training Workshop (U&TW) • Summer 04 • ATC Air Force Career Field Manager (AFCFM) Chairs • MAJCOM FAM/Career field Inputs • Straw man STS sent out to MAJCOM FAMs prior to U&TW • Each Specialty Training Standard (STS) items is discussed at the U&TW and proficiency level code is assigned

  4. Design of ATC Course

  5. Design of ATC Course • STS serves as a contract between AETC and its customers (you) • School Length/Instructor Manning could be affected

  6. Current ATC Course • Course length: 72 academic days • ATC School is divided into three courses: • Fundamentals: 28 academic days/was 25 • Tower: 44 academic days/was 20 • Radar: 44 academic days/was 27 • New way of training since Oct 2001

  7. Fundamentals Course • Course duration is 28 academic days (224 hours) • Teaches BOTH Tower and Radar general info • Strictly a classroom / lecture environment • The CTO test is given at the end of Blk II (3 Blks) • Tower and Radar orientation tours are given • Assignments after graduating from this course

  8. Tower Course Divided into 4 blocks of instruction: - Introduction to Control Tower Operations–5 days - Basic Control Tower Operations–12 days - Intermediate Control Tower Operations–17 days - Advanced Control Tower Operations–10 days

  9. Tower Course TESTING • Each student is progress checked 3 times in each of the 4 blks-- LC, GC & FD • The standards are graded to the proficiency level established by the STS.

  10. RADAR • The radar course is 44 days long and broken down into 3 blocks of instruction: • Block I – Introduction to Radar Approach Control – 15 days • Block II – Advanced Radar Approach Control – 26 days • Block III – Approach Control Operations (Non-radar) – 3 days

  11. RADAR TESTING • Students are evaluated by performance progress checks in the following areas: Block I – each student is progress checked 3 times -- Evaluated after departure, approach and arrival Block II – each student is progress checked 5 times -- Evaluated in each position (approach, assist, arrival) -- Evaluated by progress check for PAR -- Evaluated by progress check for clearance delivery Block III – one progress check for non-radar

  12. Military Training Flight (MTF) • Complements the two-fold mission of technical training school: Academics and Military Training • MTF is a continuation of basic military training • Phase Program

  13. (TPR) 800 (Air Force Production) 600 400 200 0 FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 262 265 205 205 205 205 205 205 Radar 550 170 149 170 250 286 637 663 676 618 305 265 205 205 205 205 205 205 Tower

  14. Graduate Assessment Survey 1. What is your assessment of the graduate’s attitude and adherence to military standards? 2. How would you rate the graduate's ability to perform at the apprentice level as defined in the CFETP/STS? 3. How well do the apprentice job requirements outlined in the CFETP/STS meet the 3-level job requirements in your workplace?

  15. Old Crs GAS Results Q1—Attitude/Military Standards? Q2—Performance at apprentice lvl? Q3—CFETP/STS meet your req?

  16. Tower/Radar Crs GAS Results Q1—Attitude/Military Standards? Q2—Performance at apprentice lvl? Q3—CFETP/STS meet your req?

  17. Tower Crs GAS Results Q1—Attitude/Military Standards? Q2—Performance at apprentice lvl? Q3—CFETP/STS meet your req?

  18. Radar Crs GAS Results Q1—Attitude/Military Standards? Q2—Performance at apprentice lvl? Q3—CFETP/STS meet your req?

  19. What’s New • STARS Administrator Course starts 2 Feb 04 • TSS replacement starting in Feb 04 • U&TW Summer 04 • Demo started on surrounding hanger/buildings for new Cody Hall (Summer 05) • Computer Assisted Instruction • Electronic Tablets

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