Naval Education and Training Command

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Congratulations to all of the newest and sharpest #Sailors in the #Navy who graduated #bootcamp November 21, 2024! The reviewing officer was Commander Navy Region Europe, Africa, Central, Commander, Maritime Air Forces, Naples, Rear Admiral Brad Collins. The guest of honor was Commodore, Commander, Submarine Squadron 1 Captain Aaron Peterson. Naval Education and Training Command Naval Service Training Command

Today, the Navy Supply Corps School proudly observed Native American Heritage Month with a special event hosted by our Heritage Committee. The presentation highlighted the rich history, enduring resilience and significant contributions of Native Americans to our nation and military. From the pivotal role of the Navajo Code Talkers in securing victory during WWII to the remarkable statistic that Native Americans serve in the military at the highest per capita rate of any ethnicity (1.7%), their legacy of service runs deep. To date, 27 Native Americans have been awarded the Medal of Honor for extraordinary acts of valor. ENS Ross Bolin, a proud member of The Chickasaw Nation and a student here at the schoolhouse, shared a summary of his tribe’s heritage and history, which added a personal and inspiring touch to the event. We honor and thank Native Americans for their invaluable contributions to our Navy, military and nation. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #USNavy #LeadershipThroughHeritage #whatrightlookslike

Beyond the Classroom: A Navy Journey of Resilience and Mentorship ?? Meet Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Domenic Nasuta, a SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape) instructor with the Center for Security Forces at North Island, San Diego. From his family’s legacy of military service to his passion for the outdoors, HM1 Nasuta exemplifies dedication, transformation, and mentorship. Inspired by his grandfathers’ WWII service, Nasuta joined the Navy in 2011 as a hospital corpsman to help others at their most vulnerable moments. His career spans critical deployments with the Marine Corps, advanced training, and now, a vital role training Sailors to survive under pressure. “I tell my students, if they meet me halfway, I’ll get them where they need to go.” HM1 Nasuta’s story highlights the power of resilience and training in shaping not only Navy professionals but also future leaders. ?? Read the full story of transformation and excellence here: https://lnkd.in/dm79-yHp

The Center for Security Forces (CENSECFOR) is a dynamic team of highly skilled men and women who develop specialized curriculum to deliver world-class security training. The center oversees training delivery for the U.S. Navy’s Master-at-Arms (MA) enlisted rating. Sailors serving?in MA rate are security?specialists who?perform?a broad spectrum of security operations from antiterrorism/force protection,?physical security to directing investigations, and handling military working dogs. Interested in becoming an MA? Reach out to us today! #CENSECFOR #NETC #FROMSEABEDTOSPACE #TrainingTuesday US Navy Center for Security Forces Navy Recruiting Command RADM Jim Waters Office of the Chief of Naval Operations

Center for Security Forces Commanding Officer Capt. Joseph Bromley announced the CENSECFOR 2024 Instructor of the Year award winners. #navy #usnavy #navysailor #military #censecfor #NETC #military

Congratulations to the Recruits and Sailors who pledged the Naturalization Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America! #rtc #bootcamp #naturalizationceremony

???? Passing the Torch at Naval Education and Training Command ???? Today, Rear Adm. Jeffrey Czerewko, Commander of the Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), presided over a significant transition in leadership at NETC headquarters in Pensacola, Florida. During the change of charge ceremony, Capt. Clifford Collins passed the responsibilities of Chief of Staff to Capt. Gregory Tiner. NETC's mission is critical: to recruit, train, and deliver operationally ready warfighters who serve and defend our nation. From street-to-fleet, NETC transforms civilians into highly skilled Sailors, prepared to meet the demands of the fleet and uphold our Navy’s tradition of excellence. Congratulations to Capt. Tiner as he assumes this vital role, and a heartfelt thank you to Capt. Collins for his dedicated service. ?? (U.S. Navy photo by Wade H. Buffington)

?? Exciting Opportunity to Shape the Future of Navy Training! ?? The Naval Education and Training Command (NETC) is seeking an experienced Instructional Systems Specialist to join our Training Standards Department at Naval Air Station Pensacola, FL. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to Ready Relevant Learning (RRL) initiatives and ensure the quality and effectiveness of Navy training programs. As an Instructional Systems Specialist, you will: - Develop and refine curricula to enhance training delivery to the fleet. - Utilize cutting-edge educational technologies, including systems like CeTARs and eTRIMS, to optimize training. - Partner with Navy leadership to maintain training standards and provide actionable insights through data-driven assessments. If you have a passion for educational design, a background in instructional systems, and experience in data analysis and program management, apply now to make a difference in Navy education! ?? Position: GS-12, Full-Time, with telework eligibility ?? Open & Closing Dates: Apply by November 22, 2024 ?? Learn More and Apply: https://lnkd.in/eXsPEsRY Join us in supporting our mission to recruit, develop, and deliver combat-ready warfighters to the fleet.

?? Enhancing Sailor Readiness with Advanced Training ?? The Center for Security Forces (CENSECFOR) has successfully piloted Phase II of the Basic Small Craft Operator (BSCO) course, held at Learning Site Little Creek in Virginia Beach, VA! This hands-on course provides Sailors with the essential skills and knowledge needed for craft-specific qualifications, strengthening fleet readiness and safety. "Revisions to the course schedule have greatly improved training effectiveness, allowing Sailors to apply classroom concepts in real-world environments much sooner," said David Postupack, Small Boat Program Manager at CENSECFOR. BSCO Phase I covers foundational seamanship, navigation, and boat handling, while Phase II builds on these skills through intensive lab and ocean training. Graduates of both phases are set to test for the Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels certification, a key qualification for Navy small craft operators. Future plans include expanding small boat training to intermediate and advanced courses, tailored to evolving fleet requirements, with a focus on reducing incidents and enhancing Sailor proficiency in diverse maritime environments. #USNavy #Training #SecurityForces #SailorDevelopment #FleetReadiness