2k-MTI Professional Development

Who assesses the professional qualifications of MTIs and programs to ensure the quality of BMT training while conducting routine evaluations and observations across the enterprise as part of the Training Evaluation Program (TEP)?

737 TRG Standardization and Evaluation (Stan/Eval) Program

What are MTIs evaluated and certified on during the TQ process?

8B000 Command Job Qualification Standard (CJQS) tasks

What form will be used by your supervisor to evaluate you?

AETC Form 281 A

What is DLD content tailored toward?

MTI core leadership and competency develpoment

Who is selected for Academic and Combat Skills Instructors?

MTIs who have demonstrated outstanding communication skills and the ability to motivate interest in various subjects

What does not count as continued education for your Master Instructor badge?

PME courses, CLEPs, and DANTES

What are the eligibility requirements for an instructor supervisor?

a certified MTI in the rank of TSgt or MSgt, successfully completed the Flight CC/Instructor Supervisor course, meets SDI 8B000 entry and retention requirements IAW AF enlisted classification directory (AFECD), and maintains AFCJQS certification/subject matter proficiency in BMT course

What does MTIS provide you?

a comprehensive Instructor Training Course (ITC), which provides the basic foundation for becoming a qualified MTI team member

What is the Military Training Instructor School?

a formally accredited Community College of the Air Force school

What are four special MTI assignements?

academic and combat skills instructors, military drill & ceremonies instructors, physical training (PT) & supply NCOs, and military training school instructors and Standardization evaluators

Who will evaluate you on your qualification evaluations?

an Instructor Supervisor

What does the SMPVT consist of?

control of marching a flight, dormitory inspection procedures (DIPs), weapons disassembly progress check, physical training progress check, and reporting progress check

What college/university or e-learning course subjects must your continued education align with for Master Instructor?

counseling, psychology, academic and performance measurement, communication skills, instructional systems development (ISD), instructional technology, or other education courses that directly enhance the instructor's subject knowledge or enhance their teaching abilities

What are the requirements to become an MTI trainer?

designated by squadron CC to fill approved trainer billet, meets SDI 8B000 entry and retention requirements IAW AF enlisted classification directory (AFECD), successfully complete AF trainer course, successfully complete the MTI trainer course, certify on trainer AFJQS tasks, and successfully complete evaluator effectiveness evaluation

When does DLD training begin?

during the MTI Course and through out the rest of the MTI's tour

What are the three criteria for achieving master instructor?

has an academic degree, a minimum of 600 trainee contact hours as a line instructor, must complete a minimum of 6 semester hours of college/university education beyond the associate's degree requirement or e-learning courses not earning college credit in pertinent subject areas / AETC faculty development courses awarding CCAF credits, an overall rating of "excellent" or higher on last three consecutive instructor evaluations, and a minimum of 110 project hours of participating in professional projects directly related to the development of new or improvement of existing training programs

What two support of foundational competencies are associated with this lesson?

information seeking and strategic thinking

Who is selected for Military Training School Instructors and Standardization & Evaluation Evaluators?

instructors who are skilled and service-oriented professionals

What do MTI trainers do?

perform an invaluable service to the professional development of the newest MTIs

What two areas are you required to be evaluated on prior to becoming a certified MTI?

receive a satisfactory or higher on one dormitory, drill and lecture lesson and complete Subject Matter Proficiency Verification Testing (SMPVT)

What do compliance observations consist of?

safety, faculty/student records, military training, and CC directed inspections

What will begin once you have completed TQ?

scheduled (recurring) dorm, drill and lecture teaching evaluations from your supervisors

Who must conduct the final of your three consecutive instructor evaluations for Master Instructor?

someone outside the instructor's training squadron, designated by 737 TRG/CCV

What does Master Instructor status recognize MTIs for?

sustained training delivery and professional growth above the AETC minimum training and performance requirements

Where are the standardized checklists located?

the 737 TRG Sharepoint

Where can you find the evaluation schedules and standards for teaching format?

the Military Training Instructor SDI 8B000 Training Certification and Evaluations Guide

What three courses does MTIS teach?

the initial course, the trainer course, and the Flight Commander and Instructor Supervisor course

Who is the instructor supervisor?

the supervisory guardian for the areas specific to a section of the squadron

What happens to the results of compliance observations?

they are compiled and reported to the CC

Who is selected for Physical Training (PT) & Supply NCOs?

those with outstanding ability to motivate top PT performance from trainees through their instructors and skill in managing squadron supplies and other resources

Who is selected for Military Drill & Ceremonies Instructors?

those with outstanding organizational skills and the ability to teach/perform drill and conduct ceremonies

What are compliance observations used for?

to examine BMT programs and provide a record of performance as it's measured against policy and standards; not MTI qualification, scheduled, or follow-up evals

What does the DLD team do?

work with the MTIS commandant, providing expert recommendations for training and education to line squadrons; a combined effort of MTIS, licensed/certified behavior specialists, and Military Training Consult Service (MTCS) psychologists