Division 4 Member Training
Core Training
Core Training (AUXCT)
Auxiliary Core Training (AUXCT) prepares United States Coast Guard Auxiliarists to effectively serve as members of a volunteer organization that is in frequent contact with the American public and which augments and supports the US Coast Guard. This training provides a basic understanding of critical human relations policies, personal safety and organizational security topics, and the National Incident Management System.
Completion of AUXCT requirements places Auxiliarists on the same footing as other members of the Coast Guard workforce and allows seamless integration with their active duty, reserve and civilian employee counterparts. It also ensures that all members of the Coast Guard workforce stand ready to provide Service to Nation, fulfill our commitment to Duty to People, and reflects our Commitment to Excellence. To be considered ready to serve and in good standing with one of our nation's premiere volunteer organizations, members must conform to these training requirements. All Auxiliarists are strongly encouraged to embrace these training requirements and assist their Auxiliary shipmates to successfully complete them whenever needed.
It is important that all members of the Auxiliary complete core training.
AUXCT is now comprised of the following repeatable and one-time courses:
a. Repeatable Courses: To be successfully completed by the end of the first full year of enrollment and then once every five years thereafter:
(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)
b. One-time Courses: To be successfully completed only once (new enrollees must complete them by the end of the first full year of enrollment):
(6) Ethics 1 / Personal Gifts (502306).
(7) Intro to the Incident Command System, ICS-100 (IS-100.b). (Now not part of Core Training, but needed for all other qualifications).
(8) Intro to National Incident Management System (IS-700.a). (Now not part of Core Training, but needed for all other qualifications).
And the recently added:
(9) Basic Qualification Course II (BQ II)**
** This AUXCT requirement only applies to Auxiliarists enrolled after of February 1, 2018.
Here is how to complete your Core Training:
Complete courses 1-6 with AUXLMS access: Click here
OR, Complete courses 1-6 without AUXLMS access: watch the Mandated Training videos or powerpoint, Click here Then, fill out the Mandated Training Attestation, Click here. Then, send the filled out Mandated Training Attestation to the FSO-IS or bring it to the monthly meeting
Complete courses 7 & 8. Then, send the completion certificates (a link to the certificate will be emailed to you) to the FSO-IS or bring it to the monthly meeting.
Follow the BQCII instructions below.
The Basic Qualification Course II
You have just joined a very special organization.
The Importance of the Basic Qualification Course.
Auxiliary members who are familiar with the customs, traditions, and history of the Coast Guard Auxiliary, understand our Missions and Programs, the organizational structure, the policies and regulations that guide us, and understand the protocols and uniform wear will be far better prepared to serve the Coast Guard than less knowledgeable members.
You can access this course through theAuxiliary Classroom. The Auxiliary Classroom is where you will find a significant amount of advanced online training. It also tracks your training activities so you can better document your accomplishments.
Follow this link to access the Basic Qualification Course within the Auxiliary Classroom, Click on the link on the left.
Auxiliary Core Training (AUXCT) prepares United States Coast Guard Auxiliarists to effectively serve as members of a volunteer organization that is in frequent contact with the American public and which augments and supports the US Coast Guard. This training provides a basic understanding of critical human relations policies, personal safety and organizational security topics, and the National Incident Management System.
Completion of AUXCT requirements places Auxiliarists on the same footing as other members of the Coast Guard workforce and allows seamless integration with their active duty, reserve and civilian employee counterparts. It also ensures that all members of the Coast Guard workforce stand ready to provide Service to Nation, fulfill our commitment to Duty to People, and reflects our Commitment to Excellence. To be considered ready to serve and in good standing with one of our nation's premiere volunteer organizations, members must conform to these training requirements. All Auxiliarists are strongly encouraged to embrace these training requirements and assist their Auxiliary shipmates to successfully complete them whenever needed.
It is important that all members of the Auxiliary complete core training.
AUXCT is now comprised of the following repeatable and one-time courses:
a. Repeatable Courses: To be successfully completed by the end of the first full year of enrollment and then once every five years thereafter:
(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)
b. One-time Courses: To be successfully completed only once (new enrollees must complete them by the end of the first full year of enrollment):
(6) Ethics 1 / Personal Gifts (502306).
(7) Intro to the Incident Command System, ICS-100 (IS-100.b). (Now not part of Core Training, but needed for all other qualifications).
(8) Intro to National Incident Management System (IS-700.a). (Now not part of Core Training, but needed for all other qualifications).
And the recently added:
(9) Basic Qualification Course II (BQ II)**
** This AUXCT requirement only applies to Auxiliarists enrolled after of February 1, 2018.
Here is how to complete your Core Training:
Complete courses 1-6 with AUXLMS access: Click here
OR, Complete courses 1-6 without AUXLMS access: watch the Mandated Training videos or powerpoint, Click here Then, fill out the Mandated Training Attestation, Click here. Then, send the filled out Mandated Training Attestation to the FSO-IS or bring it to the monthly meeting
Complete courses 7 & 8. Then, send the completion certificates (a link to the certificate will be emailed to you) to the FSO-IS or bring it to the monthly meeting.
Follow the BQCII instructions below.
The Basic Qualification Course II
You have just joined a very special organization.
The Importance of the Basic Qualification Course.
Auxiliary members who are familiar with the customs, traditions, and history of the Coast Guard Auxiliary, understand our Missions and Programs, the organizational structure, the policies and regulations that guide us, and understand the protocols and uniform wear will be far better prepared to serve the Coast Guard than less knowledgeable members.
You can access this course through theAuxiliary Classroom. The Auxiliary Classroom is where you will find a significant amount of advanced online training. It also tracks your training activities so you can better document your accomplishments.
Follow this link to access the Basic Qualification Course within the Auxiliary Classroom, Click on the link on the left.