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BLUF: My ACT account says that I am a 2LT who hasn't gone to BOLC yet. I tried contacting ACT Support, and they say that they only pull information from other information systems, and don't control the info on the ACT website. I have contacted every Army personnel system contact I can find, and everyone I contact says that they have nothing to do with ACT, and doesn't know how to change any ...
ACT - Army Career Tracker. ACT is an Army portal that significantly changes the way training, education and experiential learning support is provided to the Army. ACT integrates data from existing Army systems into one easy to use and customized portal simplifying the career management process for the Army user.
7.h. the army will use an nco evaluation board's oml to inform early attendance to pme courses in an effort to qualify those from the top of the oml for promotion. 7.j. the army will use the oml to inform assignment decisions (such as key development and broadening). just expanding on what was provided by sfc (join to see). reference: alaract ...
After a short break in service I reclassed to 11c and am currently in the ait portion of osut. I haven't been assigned orders yet but added a few duty positions available to my wishlist on army career tracker. Does this hold any weight when it comes time to get cut orders? Any clarification is appreciated.
You should ask your Training/Schools NCO first, then your 1SG. I'm still hazy on this, but I believe Army Career Tracker (ACT) will have your OML information on it. (1) Comment. Vote down. (0) SGT (P) (Join to see) Thank you. It does for Senior NCO Centralized promotions, but has not yet migrated to the SGT/SSG level.
Soldiers looking for help to navigate their way to a successful career can now log on to a new and improved Army Career Tracker. The tracker is a career management site that helps enlisted soldiers, officers and Army civilians map out their careers based on their specialties. And as of May 27, more than 1 million users — more than 670,000 enlisted, 135,000 officers and warrants, and almost ...
What? there is a new one? The old one didn't do anything for me. The data was inaccurate so I stopped using it. So useless I kept using excel.
This is the latest from the 12th RCSM Howard of the Transportation Corps Posted below you will find the latest career map for CMF 88. The purpose of this document is to provide Leaders and Soldiers a quick reference guide for the CMF 88 Professional Development Model (PDM). For a more in-depth perspective on each MOS/Skill Level, Army Career Tracker (ACT) and DA PAM 600-25 must be utilized ...
Go to your Army Career Tracker and on the course breakdown it will say “online” or “resident” the online courses are courses take through ALMS/JKO. As far as telling which ones are worth credit, The column “DL Points” will have a number in it. Those courses are worth hours which qualify for points in distance learning. Hope that helps.
This was absolutely helpful. Thank you. I have read DA Pam 600-25 before and it brings a lot of insight for NCO development. I am an avid user of the Army Career Tracker as well. I have added short term and long term goals that I want to achieve over time. I wanted to dig further and see what personal experiences other NCOs have come across.