Who is eligible to take the NCO-DL Course?

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Who is eligible to take the NCO-DL Course?

Eligibility for the NCO-DL Course is restricted to Air Reserve Component airmen. This distance-learning program is part of the Reserve component’s leadership development pathway, designed to fit the training needs and drill-cycle schedules of ARC personnel. Active-duty Airmen follow different professional military education options and are not authorized to enroll in this ARC-specific course, while officers pursue their own PME track. Enrolling all enlisted Airmen would ignore the distinct pipelines that serve active duty and reserve components separately. If you’re assigned to the Air Reserve Component and meet the other eligibility criteria (rank, time in service, commander approval, etc.), you would be eligible for this course—the design and scheduling of the program specifically support ARC members.

Eligibility for the NCO-DL Course is restricted to Air Reserve Component airmen. This distance-learning program is part of the Reserve component’s leadership development pathway, designed to fit the training needs and drill-cycle schedules of ARC personnel. Active-duty Airmen follow different professional military education options and are not authorized to enroll in this ARC-specific course, while officers pursue their own PME track. Enrolling all enlisted Airmen would ignore the distinct pipelines that serve active duty and reserve components separately. If you’re assigned to the Air Reserve Component and meet the other eligibility criteria (rank, time in service, commander approval, etc.), you would be eligible for this course—the design and scheduling of the program specifically support ARC members.

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