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Auxiliary Member Training

•   Membership training is a very crucial part of  member activities.  In fact, it is hard to think of any Auxiliary activity which does not have training available to define program mission requirements and assure a competent, superior performance in all that we do. The Auxiliary training sites listed below will give you access to most of the training offered by the Auxiliary, Coast Guard, and FEMA. Go to the USCG Auxiliary National  Departments site to see the various departments that offer training that may interest you.
  
  
•   New Auxiliary members should first contact their member training officer(FSO-MT) to determine what courses will be required for qualifications as an Auxiliary member. Take a look at the following list of qualifications that are available to you.
  
  
• All members should go to the Auxiliary National Testing site to get a password and ALSO look at the List of training manuals, courses and exams available.
  

Member Training Sites

 

		Response Department ("O" Dept)
		>Telecommunications
		> Aviation
		> Surface - Boat Crew Program
		> Auxiliary Dive Program
		> Clarification of Incident Command System courses(ICS- 100,200,210,300,700,800)
		Prevention Department ("M" Dept)
		> Marine Safety Trident Program
		> America's Waterway Watch > Navagation Systems Division Aids to Navigation
		Maritime Domain Awareness / Operation Patriot Readiness (MSA/OPR) web site
		Public Affairs ("A" Dept)
		US Coast Guard Auxiliary Boating Department ("B" Dept)
		Public Education ("E" Dept)
		Information Technology ("I" Dept)
		> How to for IS and CS Officers
		Personnel Department ("H" Dept)  Human Resources
		Training Department ("T" Dept)
		> C School Training (Short Term Resident Training)    > AUXOP Classes (Operational Auxiliary advanced training)    > Leadership Training ( APC, FCA, and LAMS courses)    > Value Added Learning ( Many quick and easy courses)    > E-Learning (Coast Guard , FEMA(ICS), and TCT courses)
		Vessel Examination & Recreational Boating Safety Visitation Program ("V" Dept)
		United States Coast Guard Learning Portal (Coast Guard Courses)

Member - After Training Procedures

    A month after completing a course and qualifying for a competency(VE, AV, Boat Crew, etc.), you may want to complete some of the following procedures 

•    Login to the E-Directory and check under your name that your competencies are correctly listed.

• As a VE Inspector you should keep records of all inspections. Also add your name to the  Volunteer VE Inspector Signup to allow a boater to find you at Find a VSC Inspector .