Professional Education Center - National Guard Association of the

… An Institution of Excellence
Generating READINESS since 1974
Mission and Vision
MISSION
The National Guard Professional Education Center generates readiness by
developing and delivering TRADOC accredited training to the full time force,
enabling the 54 States and Territories to operate and succeed
in complex global and domestic environments.
VISION
Be the National Guard’s recognized leader for challenging, agile, innovative
and adaptive training and education in a contemporary operational
environment. READINESS STARTS HERE, now and in the future.
An Institution of Excellence
Background
• Established in 1974
• Largest of 87 Training Schools in the ARNG
• Focused on the Readiness of the ARNG:
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through full-time training certification
position skill sets
• Staff and Faculty is composed of:
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Title 10 Army Guard and Reserve (AGR)
Active Duty Operational Support (ADOS)
Department of Army Civilians (DAC)
State Employees
Contractors
An Institution of Excellence
FY14 Student Throughput
Resident
Non-Resident
DL
ILETC
3,785
73
6825
HRRTC
3,004
225
12
RMTC
593
2,219
SMTC
1,456
389
ITTC
1,044
16
363
104
10,245
3,026
ORTC
TOTAL:
6,837
Training Centers and Relationships
Organizational Readiness Training Center
MISSION
Provide relevant training in individual process and organization improvement.
6 Total Courses
Top Courses:
ARNG Organizational Self-Assessment
ARNG Organizational Performance Examiner
ARNG Strategic Planning and Management
Total Staff: 15
Military: 2 AGR
3 ADOS
DA Civilians: 10
Contractors: 0
ORGANIZATIONAL READINESS STARTS HERE
FY14
467
Information Technology Training Center
MISSION
Provide relevant training and educational assistance to all National Guard Information Technology
Professionals, while fostering professional relationships.
28 Total Courses
Top Courses:
Security+
CISSP
Microsoft Server Administration
Certified Ethical Hacker
Total Staff: 40
Military: 3 AGR
1 ADOS
DA Civilians: 6
Contractors: 30
I.T. READINESS STARTS HERE
FY14
1060
Strength Maintenance Training Center
MISSION
Produce competent, technical, agile, and resilient leaders/Soldiers that are fully capable of supporting and
executing the three tenets of the Strength Maintenance Philosophy; Recruiting, Retention, and Attrition
Management, in an ever-changing operating environment.
13 Total Courses
Top Courses:
ARNG Non-Career Recruiter
ARNG Battalion Career Counselor
ARNG 79T Conversion
Recruiting and Retention NCO SLC
Total Staff: 40
Military: 19 AGR
4 ADOS
DA Civilians: 3
Contractors: 23
STRENGTH READINESS STARTS HERE
FY14
1845
Resource Management Training Center
MISSION
Provide relevant foundational and functional training to the Army National Guard in order to facilitate fiscally
responsible execution of the National Military Strategy.
13 Total Courses
Top Courses:
ARNG Fiscal Law
ARNG Activity Manager/Budget Analyst,
ARNG DTS Organizational Administrator
Total Staff: 14
Military:
6 AGR
2 ADOS
DA Civilians: 6
Contractors: 0
RESOURCE READINESS STARTS HERE
FY14
2812
Human Resources and Readiness Training Center
MISSION
Provide relevant and quality instruction to the Army National Guard full-time staff in all areas of human resource
and unit readiness.
19 Total Courses
Top Courses:
ARNG Basic Human Resource & Administration
Unit Training NCO
Training Officer/Operations NCO
NET USR Readiness Reporting
Mobilization Readiness Officer
Total Staff: 22
Military:
9 AGR
2 ADOS
DA Civilians: 4
Contractors: 7
PERSONNEL READINESS STARTS HERE
FY14
3229
Cyber Common Technical Core (CCTC)
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CCTC is being developed as a joint effort between NGPEC and the Army Cyber School at
Fort Gordon
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The intent is to provide service-owned training that is equivalent or superior to the
USCYBERCOM/ADET Intermediate Cyber Core (ICC) for Cyber Mission Forces
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NGPEC intends to offer this course long-term to meet the training requirements of
Compos 2 & 3 Cyber Mission Forces and when available to Compo 1 and other services
READINESS STARTS HERE
International Military Student Program
“Integrated Information Technology Training Course”
Countries confirmed (as of 6 JUL)…max capacity = 18
• (2) Bulgaria – partnered with Tennessee
• (1) Slovak Republic – partnered with Indiana
• (1) Poland / (2) Illinois – partnered with Illinois
Training Military Articles and Sales List (TMASL) (1 program)
• One TMASL number is assigned to incorporate all four courses
• Foreign students are enrolled for entire seven week program
Field Studies Program (DoD Directive 5410.17, September 15, 2006)
Student Center:
Off Post:
Camp Robinson:
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International phone
Controlled access
Computer
TV
Clinton Presidential Center
Arkansas State Capitol
Channel 11 news (KTHV 11)
UALR public radio station (KUAR FM89.1)
Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau
Little Rock Central High School
Mosaic Templars Cultural Center
Post Tour
Museum
Gym activities
MWR events
Installations, Logistics and Environmental
Training Center
MISSION
Provide relevant world-class individual logistics training at the Army National Guard premier full-time support
training site utilizing the latest training techniques and leveraging technologies to enable the units to train, be
ready, succeed on the modern battlefield, comply with Army policies, and to perform their State missions.
39 Total Courses
Top Courses:
HAZMAT Transportation
Unit Supply
FMS TAMSS and Readiness
Total Staff: 49
Military: 7 AGR
1 ADOS
DA Civilians: 34
Contractors: 7
SUSTAINMENT READINESS STARTS HERE
FY14
3858