Which document outlines the duties, tasks, and technical references to support training, including core and home station training tasks?

Which document outlines the duties, tasks, and technical references to support training, including core and home station training tasks?

• A. Master Training Plan
• B. Part II CFETP
• C. AFJQS
• D. AF Form 797

Answer: (B)

Part II of the Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) is the document that lays out the duties, tasks, and the technical references used to support training, including core tasks and home station tasks. The Specialty Training Standards inside Part II specify exactly what a trainee must learn and be able to perform, and they link each task to the appropriate reference material for study and evaluation. This makes it the authoritative guide for what training should cover across the entire career field and at various stations. The Master Training Plan focuses more on how training is organized and scheduled rather than detailing the specific tasks and references. AFJQS represents qualification standards that historically existed but are not the primary source for the current, comprehensive task and reference outline, and AF Form 797 is a training record used to track progress rather than to define the training content.

Part II of the Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) is the document that lays out the duties, tasks, and the technical references used to support training, including core tasks and home station tasks. The Specialty Training Standards inside Part II specify exactly what a trainee must learn and be able to perform, and they link each task to the appropriate reference material for study and evaluation. This makes it the authoritative guide for what training should cover across the entire career field and at various stations. The Master Training Plan focuses more on how training is organized and scheduled rather than detailing the specific tasks and references. AFJQS represents qualification standards that historically existed but are not the primary source for the current, comprehensive task and reference outline, and AF Form 797 is a training record used to track progress rather than to define the training content.