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Aux-eTrain (Online Training & Testing)

For more information on training that is available to Auxiliary members please see the listings below.


Member Training Information

New Member Information - Flotilla Organization

E-Auxiliary Logo Online training and testing

 

National Member Training Information   Online Courses    Online Testing

Any Auxiliarist may take the on-line tests. For credit purposes, all Districts have been authorized by the CHDIRAUX to participate in the on-line testing program  and will receive credit towards qualification, re-qualification or certification.  The District Director of Auxiliary and District Commodore of all Districts have to approve participation in this program prior to CHDIRAUX authorization. The on-line tests are excellent practice and learning materials for all Auxiliarists. (Note: D13, DIRAUX has approved this process.)

Coast Guard Schools

"C" Schools:  Don't pass up the chance to attend a "C" school your job requires.  Many courses are now available, so review course descriptions and schedules below.  When you find the "C" school you need, fill-out a Short Term Training Request (CG-5523) and route to your Flotilla Commander for approval.

Member Uniforms:  How much do you know about the wearing of the Coast Guard Uniform? Answer your questions by attending the online uniform brief from DIRAUX.  This brief is a resource from Auxiliary e-training.  During the brief use the yellow arrow buttons to go forward or reverse. Forward and Reverse buttons

Training

Consult with your FSO-MT or SO-MT first, for any training issues you might have.  Use the below files only to supplement any training material given.  Many of the files below are from Coast Guard District Seven, Miami FL.   Disregard any links that specifically discuss D7 issues.  Use these files ONLY for training purposes.

Qualification Training
Member Basic
Qual Training
Initial qualification training all new Auxiliary Members must either take in a classroom or online.  
In-Flotilla Training Miscellaneous training for the flotilla

AuxMin and AuxAPC

AUXMIN: A 12-hour specialty course in procedures, protocol and administration.
AUXAPC: A basic administration class designed for elected Auxiliary officers.
Auxiliary Leadership
AUXLEA
8 Hours of training in how to be a successful leader and motivate volunteers.
Instructor
Qualification
12 Hours of training leading to qualification as an Auxiliary instructor.
Vessel
Examiner
10 Hour class plus practical applications which permit the member to participate in the VE program.
Marine Dealer
Visitor
A 6 Hours class which certifies the member as a MDV and a major link with local marinas and boat dealers.
Air
Operations
Practical and classroom training leading to qualification as an Air Observer, and training for pilots to be certified as Auxiliary pilots.
Boat Crew
Crew/
Coxswain
Practical and classroom training leading to qualification as Boat crew or Coxswain.  Boat crew may serve as crew in Auxiliary surface operations, while Coxswains may serve as operators while on authorized surface missions.
Specialty Courses
Seamanship
AUXSEA
10 Hours of advanced training in boat handling, mechanical systems and on-the-water emergencies.
Navigation
AUXNAV
32 Hours of training in all aspects of coastal navigation, including piloting, radar and electronic navigation.
Communications
AUXCOM
14 Hour class in radio communication allowing the member to participate in the communications program.
Search & Rescue
AUXSAR
40 Hours of training in the U.S. Coast Guard Search and Rescue procedures.
Patrols
AUXPAT
10 Hours of training in procedures for operating Safety, Regatta and Marine Parade Patrols, and topics on safety and leadership while on the water.
Weather
AUXWEA
A comprehensive, 12-hour class in weather -- what causes it and how to predict changes.

Administration
AUXMIN

A 12-hour specialty course in procedures, protocol and administration.
Miscellaneous Member Information Links
Aids to Navigation ATON & PATON Information
Buoys and Markers Signal Flags
Weather

NavRules Training Pages

Member Training Outline Page

Chart Symbols

Buoys & Daybeacons

Ranges & Fixed Aids to Navigation

Dead Reckoning - Coastal Navigation

SAR Resources Page

S-T-D Coastal Piloting

On Line NavRules Training

NavRules Practice Exam

Power Point on Line Training

e-Training Presentations

Vessel Safety Check Training

eMDV - Maine Visitor Training

 
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  Team Coordination Training (TCT)

Team Coordination Training (TCT) is a program that focuses on reducing the probability for human error by increasing individual and team effectiveness. Safety has long been the Commanding Officer's responsibility and, until recently, was assumed to be the logical result of finely tuned technical skills. USCG mishap data suggests that while technical skills are an essential component of any job, they alone will not ensure safety. More...


  Incident Command System (ICS)

As an Auxiliarist, what could be your roll in an incident involving multiple agencies?  Find out more about the Incident Command System.


  Blackboard Training

Blackboard is a comprehensive and flexible e-Learning software platform from Blackboard Inc.  It delivers a course management system, customizable institution-wide portals, online communities, and an advanced architecture that allows for Web-based integration with administrative systems.  See more...

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