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== Section 1 - Chain of Command ==
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The Chain of Command (CoC) is the path that members should take to ask questions and resolve issues related to specific issues like awards, promotions, and activities, or to seek mediation for disputes. If a resolution can’t be reached or if a member of the chain of command is unavailable, you may ask the next person in the chain. General questions may be asked in the appropriate areas on Discord, and suspected violations of the Magistrate Code should be reported directly to the Magistrate. Not all of these roles may be present for every member to go through:
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}}'''Starfleet Enlisted Training Command''' is the department within [[Starfleet Training Command]] responsible for basic and advanced training of all enlisted members of Starfleet. This department includes hundreds of separate Enlisted Training Centers across the Federation, as well as several Technical Service Academies for advanced training. All enlisted members of Starfleet go through basic training, but training beyond that is highly variable based on the individual's skills and prior experience.


* Task Group Commanding Officer or Staff Assistant: New Members
== Starfleet Enlisted Training Centers ==
* Task Force Executive Officer or Staff Officer: New Members
Every recruit starts their Starfleet career at an Enlisted Training Center (ETC), which are found on most major starbases throughout the Federation as well as many member worlds and developed colonies. These centers guide new recruits through basic training and their apprenticeships, with the total time spent there ranging from six months to one year.
* Task Force Commanding Officer
* Bravo Fleet Operations Officer
* Bravo Fleet Executive Officer
* Bravo Fleet Commanding Officer


== Section 2 - Units ==
=== Starfleet Basic Training ===
All active members are assigned to a Unit, which is either a Task Force or a Training Unit. The purpose of these units is to divide the fleet’s membership up to allow for individualized attention for awards, promotions, and competitions. Each unit has its own theme and strives to build a sense of ''esprit de corps'' and camaraderie for everyone. This is the level at which most members will have their most regular interactions and is your home within the fleet.
[[File:FieldTraining.jpg|thumb|Physical training is a major component of the basic training experience.]]
Basic Training is a six-month course designed to prepare trainees for the rigors of space travel and the discipline and decorum required of all members of Starfleet. Physical training, classroom learning, and simulations are all a part of this experience, with a particular emphasis on safety and emergency procedures. Topics covered include zero-gravity training, starship and station emergency procedures, fitness and nutrition, first aid, and basic small arms use. This program covers the grade of Crewman Recruit.


Task Forces are the primary organizational units of Bravo Fleet, which house all active members at the rank of Ensign or higher. They are led by Task Force Commanding Officers (TFCOs). Task Forces are divided into at least two Task Groups. The Fleet currently has four Task Forces:
=== Starfleet Career Apprenticeships ===
Career Apprenticeships are the next stage in the enlisted training program, and are a combination of classroom learning and job shadowing meant to prepare crewmen apprentices through a six-month course to become crewmen with a specialty in one of six basic areas of starship or station service:


* Task Force 17;
* Engineering Technician Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of basic maintenance and damage control
* Task Force 72;
* Science Technician Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of tricorder use, laboratory safety, and sample preparation
* Task Force 86; and  
* Medical Technician Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of medical tricorder use, patient repositioning, and advanced first aid
* Task Force 93.
* Operations Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of load balancing, cargo bay operations, and supply operations
* Security Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of hand-to-hand combat and marksmanship
* Yeoman Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of data security, report preparation, and protocol


Training Units are an additional organizational unit in Bravo Fleet, which house all active members who have not yet reached the rank of Ensign. They are led by staff members in the Operations Office. The Fleet currently has one training unit, which serves as a place for new members to learn the ropes before being placed into one of the task forces:
Often, on training centers attached to starbases, apprentices will spend a lot of time actually learning from more senior enlisted members and officers in addition to more structured academic learning. Some ETCs on more isolated worlds use holodeck training to replicate this experience. Sometimes, deployment schedules and staffing needs will mean that crewmen recruits are posted directly to starships, where they finish their apprenticeships truly in the field. Upon finishing the apprenticeship stage, a crewman apprentice is promoted to crewman and is qualified for starship or space station service.


* Starbase Bravo
Often professionals with university degrees or other prior experience will enlist in Starfleet with no immediate desire to become an officer. While Basic Training is required for everyone, someone with significant experience as a civilian technician, medic, etc. may be allowed to skip the apprenticeship at the discretion of their training officer, advancing directly to Crewman from Crewman Apprentice.


===== Section 2.1 - Unit Staff =====
== Starfleet Services Academies ==
Services Academies provide enlisted personnel with opportunities to gain more education in a wide variety of specialty areas, both directly connected to the six apprenticeship programs and in areas like diplomatic and legal support, tactical, intelligence, and mentorship. Six-month and one-year programs exist and can be taken at multiple stages within an enlisted member's career. Many of these academies share resources and personnel with a [[Starfleet Academy]] campus, but they do not award academic degrees.


* Every task force has a staff with leadership responsibilities within the unit:
Not all enlisted members attend one of the Services Academies, and most do not go straight from enlistment through basic training and their apprenticeship to one of these programs unless they demonstrate high aptitude. Typically, these programs are taken either by petty officers looking to hone their skills and improve their chances of promotion to chief.  
** Task Force Commanding Officers (TFCOs) are the charter-defined leaders of task forces, with primary responsibility for awards, promotions, competitions, and promoting a positive and active community. Task Force Commanding Officers are appointed by the Bravo Fleet Commanding Officer.
** Task Force Executive Officers (TFXOs) are the deputy leaders of Task Forces, sharing responsibility for awards, promotions, competitions, and promoting a positive and active community. Task Force Executive Officers are nominated by the Task Force Commanding Officers to the Bravo Fleet Operations Officer, who will consult with the Bravo Fleet Commanding Officer and Bravo Fleet Executive Officer to consider the appointment.
** Task Group Commanding Officers (TGCOs) are staff members at the Staff Assistant level assigned to assist a Task Force Commanding Officer in leading a Task Force by taking specific charge over mentoring and encouraging the members within that unit assigned to one of its sub-units. This is a leader-in-training position suited for members wishing to gain experience mentoring others. Task Group Commanding Officers are appointed by the Task Force Commanding Officers with the approval of the Bravo Fleet Operations Officer.
* The New Member team has responsibility for helping new members integrate into the fleet, especially those members assigned to a training unit. This team is part of the Operations Office.
** The Staff Officer: New Members has primary responsibility for awards, promotions, competitions, and promoting a positive and active community for the training units.
** Staff Assistants: New Members help welcome new members to the fleet, especially to help steer them towards activities that interest them and how to advance through the OCS ranks and awards system.


== Section 3 - Departments ==
=== Starfleet Scientific Services Academy ===
Departments are the primary support system for Bravo Fleet’s community. A department oversees a service, or range of services, offered to/for the fleet community.
The Scientific Services Academy provides foundational and intermediate training in core scientific disciplines, allowing enlisted members of the fleet to handle advanced laboratory work, or to move beyond lab technician duties to become scientists in their own right. The six-month programs offered here are in the broad scientific areas (planetary sciences, space sciences, biological sciences, and social sciences) that starship science departments are typically divided into, focusing on the broad boundaries of that area, the scientific method, and equipment use. There are also six-month programs in archival services and laboratory services, which focus on technical aspects of working in a starship's laboratories or archives.


* Each department derives its power from Charter-defined Bravo Fleet Command positions;
The twelve month programs are more specialized. For example, under planetary sciences there are programs in geology, volcanology, meteorology, mineralogy, and geophysics. This is far too short a program to create a scientist from scratch, but the fundamental knowledge here allows them to learn more effectively on the job and develop the skills they need to become scientists.  
* Department Heads may, upon conferring with the BFCO or BFXO, appoint Deputies and Staff Officers to assist in operating a department;
* Department Heads may, at their discretion, create teams with Staff Assistant positions to help departmental operations.


Bravo Fleet’s chartered departments are organized as follows:
=== Starfleet Technical Services Academy ===
The Technical Services Academy provides foundational and intermediate training in engineering and operations occupations, which allow enlisted members to gain critical technical knowledge in things like transporter operations, engine maintenance, and computer operation. Almost every transporter chief in the fleet has gone through a program here, as that is a field where on-the-job training must be matched with a rigorous theoretical understanding of how the system operates.


* The Bravo Fleet Lore Office maintains and develops the fleet’s canon;
=== Starfleet Medical Services Academy ===
* The Bravo Fleet Office of the Chief of Staff maintains the fleet’s roster, awards, and competitions;
The Medical Services Academy offers training for corpsmen, medics, physician assistants, and medical laboratory technicians.
* The Bravo Fleet Operations Office supervises unit leadership and oversees the fleet’s games;
 
* The Bravo Fleet Communications Office provides recruitment, social media, and news services to the fleet;
=== Starfleet Security Services Academy ===
* The Bravo Fleet Internet Office maintains the fleet’s online infrastructure;
 
* The Bravo Fleet Gaming Office supports online video gaming activities for the membership;
=== Starfleet Clerical, Diplomatic, and Legal Services Academy ===
* The Bravo Fleet Magistrate Office investigates player complaints and mediates conflicts.
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StarfleetEnlistedTrainingCommandSeal.png
Starfleet Enlisted Training Command
Founded

2161

Affiliation
  • United Federation of Planets
  • Starfleet
  • Starfleet Training Command
Headquarters

San Francisco, Earth

Primary Mission
  • Enlisted Basic Training
  • Enlisted Vocational Training
Leadership

Rear Admiral TBD

Template:Organisation

Starfleet Enlisted Training Command is the department within Starfleet Training Command responsible for basic and advanced training of all enlisted members of Starfleet. This department includes hundreds of separate Enlisted Training Centers across the Federation, as well as several Technical Service Academies for advanced training. All enlisted members of Starfleet go through basic training, but training beyond that is highly variable based on the individual's skills and prior experience.

Starfleet Enlisted Training Centers

Every recruit starts their Starfleet career at an Enlisted Training Center (ETC), which are found on most major starbases throughout the Federation as well as many member worlds and developed colonies. These centers guide new recruits through basic training and their apprenticeships, with the total time spent there ranging from six months to one year.

Starfleet Basic Training

Physical training is a major component of the basic training experience.

Basic Training is a six-month course designed to prepare trainees for the rigors of space travel and the discipline and decorum required of all members of Starfleet. Physical training, classroom learning, and simulations are all a part of this experience, with a particular emphasis on safety and emergency procedures. Topics covered include zero-gravity training, starship and station emergency procedures, fitness and nutrition, first aid, and basic small arms use. This program covers the grade of Crewman Recruit.

Starfleet Career Apprenticeships

Career Apprenticeships are the next stage in the enlisted training program, and are a combination of classroom learning and job shadowing meant to prepare crewmen apprentices through a six-month course to become crewmen with a specialty in one of six basic areas of starship or station service:

  • Engineering Technician Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of basic maintenance and damage control
  • Science Technician Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of tricorder use, laboratory safety, and sample preparation
  • Medical Technician Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of medical tricorder use, patient repositioning, and advanced first aid
  • Operations Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of load balancing, cargo bay operations, and supply operations
  • Security Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of hand-to-hand combat and marksmanship
  • Yeoman Apprenticeship - Fundamentals of data security, report preparation, and protocol

Often, on training centers attached to starbases, apprentices will spend a lot of time actually learning from more senior enlisted members and officers in addition to more structured academic learning. Some ETCs on more isolated worlds use holodeck training to replicate this experience. Sometimes, deployment schedules and staffing needs will mean that crewmen recruits are posted directly to starships, where they finish their apprenticeships truly in the field. Upon finishing the apprenticeship stage, a crewman apprentice is promoted to crewman and is qualified for starship or space station service.

Often professionals with university degrees or other prior experience will enlist in Starfleet with no immediate desire to become an officer. While Basic Training is required for everyone, someone with significant experience as a civilian technician, medic, etc. may be allowed to skip the apprenticeship at the discretion of their training officer, advancing directly to Crewman from Crewman Apprentice.

Starfleet Services Academies

Services Academies provide enlisted personnel with opportunities to gain more education in a wide variety of specialty areas, both directly connected to the six apprenticeship programs and in areas like diplomatic and legal support, tactical, intelligence, and mentorship. Six-month and one-year programs exist and can be taken at multiple stages within an enlisted member's career. Many of these academies share resources and personnel with a Starfleet Academy campus, but they do not award academic degrees.

Not all enlisted members attend one of the Services Academies, and most do not go straight from enlistment through basic training and their apprenticeship to one of these programs unless they demonstrate high aptitude. Typically, these programs are taken either by petty officers looking to hone their skills and improve their chances of promotion to chief.

Starfleet Scientific Services Academy

The Scientific Services Academy provides foundational and intermediate training in core scientific disciplines, allowing enlisted members of the fleet to handle advanced laboratory work, or to move beyond lab technician duties to become scientists in their own right. The six-month programs offered here are in the broad scientific areas (planetary sciences, space sciences, biological sciences, and social sciences) that starship science departments are typically divided into, focusing on the broad boundaries of that area, the scientific method, and equipment use. There are also six-month programs in archival services and laboratory services, which focus on technical aspects of working in a starship's laboratories or archives.

The twelve month programs are more specialized. For example, under planetary sciences there are programs in geology, volcanology, meteorology, mineralogy, and geophysics. This is far too short a program to create a scientist from scratch, but the fundamental knowledge here allows them to learn more effectively on the job and develop the skills they need to become scientists.

Starfleet Technical Services Academy

The Technical Services Academy provides foundational and intermediate training in engineering and operations occupations, which allow enlisted members to gain critical technical knowledge in things like transporter operations, engine maintenance, and computer operation. Almost every transporter chief in the fleet has gone through a program here, as that is a field where on-the-job training must be matched with a rigorous theoretical understanding of how the system operates.

Starfleet Medical Services Academy

The Medical Services Academy offers training for corpsmen, medics, physician assistants, and medical laboratory technicians.

Starfleet Security Services Academy

Starfleet Clerical, Diplomatic, and Legal Services Academy