F.2 - USCGAux Roles - Initial and Ongoing Training

 MANDATORY CORE TRAINING (AUXCT)

There exists a higher standard of conduct that can neither be delineated by laws nor defined by regulations. It is the concept of Honor. Just like the active and reserve members of the Coast Guard, Auxiliary Volunteers are also required to complete Core Training. Core Training is made up of six online and open-book tests. This has been comparable to the placement of similar requirements on all other Coast Guard active duty, reserve, and civilian personnel.

Mandatory Courses (Upon acceptance and once every 5-Years) 

1. Workforce Resilience Training (502379)*
2. Security Fundamentals (810030)
3. Privacy at DHS: Protecting Personal Information (810015)
4. Sexual Harassment Prevention (810000)
5. Civil Rights Awareness (502319) 

For more information see: Auxiliary Core Training 

The link titles Training Options on the Training Directorate website contains information on training options for completing mandatory and related training: See AUXCT Process and Completion

INTRODUCTION TO RISK MANAGEMENT

Most Operational Auxiliary qualifications and offices require completion of a course called Introduction to Risk Management. This course can be completed online in a few hours in the Auxiliary's Online Classroom. Click on the following link to access Aux Classroom, and to learn more about this course.

 LINK TO: AUXILIARY ONLINE CLASSROOM 

BASIC QUALIFICATION COURSE II (BCQ II)

Every member who joined the USCG Auxiliary after February 1, 2018 is required to complete the seven modules of the BCQ II.  

The BCQ II is designed to inform you about the history, structure, and purpose of the Auxiliary, our role within Team Coast Guard, our missions & programs. It also prepares you for positions of greater responsibility should you desire to move into leadership and management roles.

Click here for TIPS for completing Basic Qualification Courses