BNCOC Phase 1 how do you register?
Does anyone know how you go about getting BNCOC Phase 1? I know it is all done online but nobody in my chain of command can give me an answer on how you go about registering. I have completed Phase 2 and 3 just needing 1. Thank you!
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The registration for BNCOC phase 1, from what I understand, remains the same. You need to be registered to the course via ATRRS and therefore by your unit/BN Schools NCO. Once the registration is completed, you will receive all applicable information as far as completing the course online.
Included in the registration are the emails of your CSM, 1SG, Schools NCO and yours. Once you're set up, you will receive a total of 5 modules and a 90 day time period to complete in. And from what I understand, the course is fairly easy but time intensive.
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BNCOC Phase 1 how do you register?
Does anyone know how you go about getting BNCOC Phase 1? I know it is all done online but nobody in my chain of command can give me an answer on how you go about registering. I have completed Phase 2 and 3 just needing 1. Thank you!
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It depends on what post does your Phase 1 and sometimes what MOS (your track might con-current) you are. Talk to your unit/post schools NCOs.