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Q. What regulation governs the Enlisted Evaluation Report?
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A. AR 623-205.
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Q. Who receives an NCOER?
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A. E-5's and above in the Army, Army National Guard, and the United States Army Reserve.
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Q. There are seven different types of NCOER's. What are they and give a brief explanation of each.
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A. Initial - Prepared for soldiers with 3 rated months after promotion to E-5; Annual - Prepared 12 months after the last issued NCOER; Change of Rater - Prepared when the soldier has a change of rater, provided there are at least 3 rated months involved; Special Reports - For circumstances so outstanding or poor as long as there are 30 days accounted for and the report is approved by a field grade officer; Relief for Cause - For soldier whose performance warrants this NCOER and has a minimum of 30 days. 30 day requirement can be waived under certain circumstances; Directed Reports - Sent down by DA; Complete the Record - Sent down by DA.
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Q. What is a rating scheme?
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A. A listing of personnel eligible to receive an NCOER. It should be posted in the company or section in a place visible and readily available for everyone.
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Q. What is an NCOER?
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A. A written report providing the individual soldier formal recognition for performance and personal traits and a basis for counseling by rating officials or career development.
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Q. What are some of the uses of an NCOER?
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A. Used as support for personnel actions like promotions, school selection, assignment, MOS classification, CMF designation and qualitative management.
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Q. What forms are used for the NCOER?
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A. DA 2166-7-1, NCO Counseling Checklist/Record; DA 2166-7, NCO Evaluation Report.
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Q. What are the parts of the NCOER?
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A. Part I - Administrative Data; Part II - Authentication; Part III - Duty Description ; Part IV - Values/ NCO Responsibilities; Part V - Overall Performance and Potential.
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Q. What does NCOES stand for?
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A. Noncommissioned Officer Education System.
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Q. What is NCOES?
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A. An integrated system of resident training (service school and NCOA), supervised on the job training, self study and on the job experience which provides job related training for NCO's and specialists throughout their careers.
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Q. How is Advanced NCOES course attendance selection made?
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A. DA selection board.
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Q. What is the highest level NCOES course?
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A. U. S. Army Sergeant Major Academy.
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Q. Who is eligible for selection and attendance to Advanced NCOES?
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A. NCO's in the grades of E-6(P) and E-7.
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Q. What is NCOES designed for?
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A. To prepare soldiers to assume or perform duty positions at higher skill levels.
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Q. What are the four levels of NCOES training?
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A. Primary, basic advanced, and senior.
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Q. What skills does the PLDC course develop?
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A. To lead and train leadership responsibility.
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Q. Students may be removed from NCOES courses for what reasons?
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A. Disciplinary reasons; lack of motivation; academic deficiencies; other valid reasons, such as illness or injury.
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Q. Promotion to the grade of E-5 requires which NCOES course?
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A. PLDC.
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Q. Promotion to the grade of E-6 requires which NCOES course?
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A. BNCOC.
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Q. Promotion to the grade of E-7 requires which NCOES course?
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A. ANCOC.
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Q. What are the three (3) courses taught at the Sergeant Major Academy?
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A. Sergeant Major's course, First Sergeant's course, and Battle Staff course.
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