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Instructor Workshop

The Instructor Workshop for 2008 is now available with a more user-friendly background. This background will be advantageous to both the audience for viewing and the Instructor for more economical printing. To view and download, go to the E Department Library.

The workshop must be completed by 31 MAY 2008.

http://www.cgauxed.org/elib/aids/WS08/2008_Instructor_Workshop.ppt (link to download) 

 

Auxiliary Procedures Course

Completing the Auxiliary Procedures Course (APC), while required of those members seeking elected office, is also a worthwhile endeavor for all members, since the reference text is the Auxiliary Manual; a compendium of guidelines governing all aspects of Auxiliary behavior.  While this is not a "required" course, the Division Board has recommended that all Auxiliarists within Division 6 consider completing this course at their earliest opportunity. 

Since the content of the APC cannot be covered in one session, this seminar will cover the basic points and provide general instructions for completing an open-book on line exam - which is required to complete this course.

A copy of the Auxiliary Manual  - the text for this course is available at:

A copy of the Student Text is available at:
 

ICS Information

All Auxiliarists who participate in surface operations, air operations, or watchstanding are required to have ICS 100 and 700.  In addition, if you are a coxswain, pilot, team leader, or participating in any Coast Guard Support Activity then ICS 200, 210 (no compliant date announced), and 800 are also required.  While these courses can be taken online (except 210).

 

Again, the ICS 100/200/700/800 Class is open to all Auxiliarists, whether or not that member plans to continue with the specific ICS Support Role Training.  So, if you are a new member, here is a great opportunity to complete the required ICS series in one day.   

Check this link out for Member Training http://www.auxtdept.org/Members.htm

Implementation Plan for Re-certification Check Rides

Effective as of 01 January 2007 the five year currency maintenance requirements (check ride) cycle will change to a three year cycle. The three year cycle begins in 2007. Scheduling is as follows:

Last check ride 2002 or 2003 - Next Check ride 2007 - complete New Tasks

Last check ride 2004 – Next Check ride 2008 - complete New Tasks

Last check ride 2005 or 2006 - Next Check ride 2009 - complete New Tasks

Revised / New Forms - Auxiliary Boat Crew Training Manual Appendices & Enclosures

Enclosures (1), (2), & (3) to COMDTINST M16794.51A are now available for downloading on the Auxiliary Boat Crew Training Manual Appendices & Enclosures page. These are used in conjunction with the triennial Currency Maintenance/Recertification Check Rides for Crewmember, Coxswain and PWC (respectively).

http://forms.cgaux.org/abctm.html

Training Courses web site

 

National Site for Boat Crew Qualification Manual

Important Links (NOTE: Most of these are large downloads):

        Boat Crew Training Manual:  http://cgauxsurfaceops.us/documents/COMDTINST_M16794_51A(web).pdf
        Boat Crew Qualifications Guide: http://cgauxsurfaceops.us/documents/COMDTINST_M16794_52A.pdf
        Coxswain Qualifications Guide:  http://cgauxsurfaceops.us/documents/COMDTINST_M16794_53A.pdf
        PWC Qualifications Guide:  http://cgauxsurfaceops.us/documents/COMDTINST_M16794_54A.pdf
       

Prior Exams Passed:  http://cgexams.info/testing/checkmypassingscore.asp

 

 

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Last updated:  01 October, 2008