Training Resources

August 2018

The following training resources are designed to assist child abuse prevention program service providers in managing their programs and providing the most comprehensive support to service members and their families.

Webinar

Communication and Assertiveness Training

Webinar | October 2020
Effective communication is a cornerstone in social interactions including in relationships and the workplace. The goal of this webinar is to identify components of communication, roadblocks to communication and how to improve communication. …

Family Advocacy Program Training

October 2020
The Intimate Partner Physical Injury Risk Assessment Tool Training provides Family Advocacy Program clinicians with an overview for conducting a thorough risk assessment and demonstrates how to use the module to evaluate the likelihood of future. …
Article

Preventing Injuries in Military Training

Article | November 2018
As a service member, you can push yourself hard to reach your peak fitness goals. However, ramping up your workout too much could lead to injuries that can affect your daily performance. You can reduce your risk of injury by being informed.
Article

The Updated eSponsorship Application and Training

Article | September 2020

As a sponsor, it’s your duty to provide information to new service members at your station. The new, interactive eSponsorship Application and Training gives you all the resources you need to be a successful sponsor.

Essentials

Education, Training & Licensing – The Essentials

Essentials | December 2019

Going back to school as a military spouse is an investment in yourself, your career and your family’s future. Military OneSource provides useful tips as you take your first steps toward your educational goals or reinvigorating your career. You’ll find practical information so you can put your best foot forward and prepare for your quest – whether it’s identifying your career goals or taking the final steps to obtain them.

Commander’s Reference Standards and Training

October 2020
Just as the armed forces honor guard adheres to ceremony and appearance standards, authorized provider partners should likewise meet similar standards. Your training should include a description of acceptable uniform combinations, as well as the. …

Esponsorship Application & Training Tools

September 2019
The resources on this page are designed as examples of correspondence/tools you might use during the sponsorship process. They are easy to use. Follow these instructions:Download and save to your computer Edit to meet your. …
Article

What to Pack for Basic Training

Article | April 2020

You’ll need to take only a few basic things when you head off to basic training – everything else will be provided for you. Your recruiter will give you a list of what you must take and what you definitely shouldn’t pack.

Article

10 Tips to Take to Basic Training

Article | September 2021

Basic training varies by service branch, but it’ll help you to know these facts of military life before you report for duty. Own these 10 bits of advice from people who have been there.

Article

Army Basic Training: What to Expect

Article | April 2020

Basic training is the first step in preparing you to be a soldier. It starts with basic combat training or Army boot camp. Then comes specialized training in your career field — or you may go to Officer Candidate School to master Army leadership skills.

Article

Life After Basic Army Combat Training

Article | April 2020

Following your Army basic combat training, you’ll take one of two paths, advanced individual training or Officer Candidate School to advance in your military career.

Article

Air Force Basic Training: What to Expect

Article | April 2020

When joining the Air Force you can choose one of two paths, either enlist or get a commission as an officer. If you enlist, your first stop will be Air Force Basic Training, eight-and-a-half weeks of physical preparation to serve, before you move onto more technical training. If you take the officer path, you’ll go to Officer Training School, the U.S. Air Force Academy or Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps.

Article

How the Military Helps Pay for College and Job Training

Article | November 2020

The military is an honorable way for patriotic men and women to both serve their country and pursue a career. When it comes to education and career benefits, the military takes care of service members during, and after, their service. Of course, the military itself can be a rewarding career choice. But if they decide to move on, service members can access many tools, resources and benefits to successfully transition into civilian careers.