AF Form 797, Job Qualification Standard Continuation/Command JQS, is a continuation of CFETP Part II or AFJQS. What does this form define?

AF Form 797, Job Qualification Standard Continuation/Command JQS, is a continuation of CFETP Part II or AFJQS. What does this form define?

• A. Locally assigned duty position, home station training, and deployment/UTC requirements not included in CFETP Part II.
• B. The continuation of CFETP Part II.
• C. The list of all CDCs for the base.
• D. The annual retraining quotas.

Answer: (A)

AF Form 797 is used to document locally specific qualification requirements that extend beyond the standard CFETP Part II. It defines the locally assigned duty position, the home station training required for that role, and any deployment/UTC requirements that aren’t included in CFETP Part II. The CFETP Part II provides the baseline training plan for a career field; when a unit has unique duties or additional tasks, those are captured on AF Form 797 so a supervisor and airman know exactly what must be trained and certified. It isn’t a listing of base CDCs or a tool for setting retraining quotas, nor simply a continuation of CFETP Part II.

AF Form 797 is used to document locally specific qualification requirements that extend beyond the standard CFETP Part II. It defines the locally assigned duty position, the home station training required for that role, and any deployment/UTC requirements that aren’t included in CFETP Part II. The CFETP Part II provides the baseline training plan for a career field; when a unit has unique duties or additional tasks, those are captured on AF Form 797 so a supervisor and airman know exactly what must be trained and certified. It isn’t a listing of base CDCs or a tool for setting retraining quotas, nor simply a continuation of CFETP Part II.