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d. For consolidated training hosted by the Air Force, each service will make every attempt to comply with the formal
training requirements established in support of the Community College of the Air Force, consistent with their service
policies and procedures. This will be a standard consideration for assignment selection and will, to the maximum
extent possible, ensure that all instructors teaching Community College of the Air Force accredited courses complete
the required training. Upon assignment, instructors who do not meet the requirement will develop an associate degree
plan through the education service office. Air Force will provide tuition assistance to Air Force instructors enrolled in
an associate degree program. Funding for other service military instructors is provided as part of the Air Education
and Training Command training requirement. All civilian instructors must have a degree from an accredited institution
to be selected for instructor duty. Office of Personnel Management has established a minimum requirement of an
associate degree for all civilian instructors (including other services) who teach courses that result in credit toward an
associate degree conferred by the Community College of the Air Force.
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e. Faculty selection. To the greatest extent possible, selection of service faculty should be made based on
demonstrated proficiency and experience dealing with the course-related issues and be recognized as competent by the
parent service.
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f. Faculty development. All instructors must graduate from an instructor training course. Instructors will be
certified by the host school IAW the command’s regulations and instructions for consolidated courses. Services will
make every effort to ensure instructors complete an instructor training course prior to reporting for duty.
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g. Faculty dress and appearance. The standard of dress for all staff members will conform to current regulations of
their parent service and as dictated by training requirements. Authority for conducting formal personnel inspections
will remain with the officer-in-charge of the respective service detachment.
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h. Operational control of consolidated instructors. All instructor and school support personnel will be under the
operational control of the host during academic hours. Host will not remove or use instructors during academic hours
for other functions or details unless coordinated and agreed to by the participating service. Participating services may
not utilize instructor personnel during academic hours without the prior approval of the host.
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i. Instructor staff authority. Instructors will exercise authority over the students in the class and will be under the
control of the host for consolidated courses. The instructor staff will preside over all students and be considered part
of their supervisory chain of command.
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j. Instructor performance/evaluation. Instructor evaluation will be IAW participating service directives. The
participating service should be informed immediately of any performance problems for instructors of consolidated
courses. An instructor record will be established and maintained for each instructor. This record will include an
education plan for completion of requirements for instructor qualifications. Format of instructor records will comply
with host requirements for consolidated training. Instructors may qualify for host/participating services’ Master
Training Specialist designation.
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k. Training support staff. Each service will provide training support staff as determined by the manpower review.
Each service will work towards providing 100 percent support staff manning requirements at all times.
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