Air Force Learning Professionals

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The 81st TRSS Faculty Development Flight offers a wide range of courses to meet the needs of Learning Professionals across the Air Education and Training Command, Mission Partners, and Sister Services. Our mission is to train, develop, and inspire Technical Training Instructors (TTIs), Military Training Leaders (MTLs), and support personnel for the Technical Training mission.

Today, we face a new set of challenges. In a world defined by silent threats and invisible attacks, we need to embrace the unknown more than ever. The next groundbreaking ideas belong in the hands of whoever creates them first…and it has to be us. Second place is not an option, because satisfaction with the status quo is far more dangerous than trying to make a change and failing. So here’s your wake-up call. We’re the greatest air force in the world today. But what about tomorrow? Our enemies aren’t sleeping, and neither can we.

Voice over by Master Sgt. Katrina Jenkins

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6 Jan 2021
Virtual AETC Leadership Mentoring Symposium registration open now - Jan. 27-28
As part of service-wide focus on mentorship, Air Education and Training Command will virtually host a Leadership Mentoring Symposium Jan. 27-28, 2021. The two-day mentoring event is being hosted by the AETC Mentoring Council, which is comprised of Airmen from around the command, and will allow senior leaders to mentor to a virtual audience on specific topics.
5 Jan 2021
Force Development Gateway and service catalog now accessible through the Air Force Portal
Navigating the Force Development waters just became smoother with the recent launch of two new SharePoint Online sites aimed at keeping Airmen and Guardians informed.
25 Nov 2020
Air Force Safety Experts participate in Occupational Competency Model Study to increase successful job performance with new training mindset
A group of Occupational Safety career specialists recently met at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph to participate in an Occupational Competency Model Study focused on combining task-based knowledge and skills with other behaviors and soft skills such as teamwork, critical thinking, self-control, resiliency, leadership and stress management intended to create behavior-based outcomes.
17 Nov 2020
Air Force Competencies lay foundation for Airmen Success
In today’s competency-based approach to Force Development, the Air Force will now be able to capture what an Airman “knows and can do” through the newly released Airman’s Foundational Competencies.
30 Oct 2020
Nineteenth Air Force activates maintenance training center
The Nineteenth Air Force Maintenance Training Center, located on the south end of Hangar 62 at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, will start producing a new generation of trainer aircraft maintenance technicians for Air Education and Training Command’s 19th Air Force when classes begin in the near future.