Enrollment: This is a unit-funded course. A formal school request must be routed through your Force Development Office.

Schedule: 

FY 21 Course Dates 
ANGC ICP 2021-6  9 Aug - 20 Aug

FY 22 Course Dates
ANGC ICP 2022-1  25 Oct - 5 Nov
ANGC ICP 2022-2  24 Jan - 4 Feb
ANGC ICP 2022-3  24 Mar - 8 Apr
ANGC ICP 2022-4  6 Jun - 17 Jun
ANGC ICP 2022-5  25 Jul - 5 Aug
ANGC ICP 2022-6  12 Sep - 23 Sep

Schedule: Contact the coordinator, 865-336-3818 (DSN 336-3818) for dates and availability.

Reporting instructions: Sunday is a travel day. Report to billeting to check in and receive your welcome packet. This will provide report times, building and classroom number. Friday is a full day, so do not schedule flights prior to 4 p.m. EST. McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base base is co-located with Knoxville International Airport. There are no base shuttles, but local taxi services are available to bring you base-side. Course instructors also have transportation and pickup from the airport available, but contact must be made prior to departing from your home.

Course length:  5 days

Credits: 2.8 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

Course description: ANG PART is designed for public affairs practitioners of all ranks - PA Specialists, PAOs, and Executive Officers acting in the role of PAO. Skills covered include an interactive overview of communication planning, media operations, community engagement, and crisis communications, culminating in a Major Accident Response Exercise (MARE) which provides an opportunity to apply learned skills. Students will also receive instruction on PA functional management processes including DVIDS/AFPIMS, ethics, tours/static requests, social media, and MICT/Self-inspection. The final day of the course will include time with the Acting ANG PA Director and Career Field Manager/Functional Area Manager. Students will learn important career field updates and have time for Q&A.

Schedule: Units should check with their base command chiefs and/or unit chiefs to coordinate TEC instructor travel and classes at their bases. A video of the Bullet Writing Class is available on the TEC public web site, under the News tab.

Class length: 2 hours

Credits: None

Class description: The course provides the basic information essential to successfully build bullets for EPRs, 1206s, Form 77s, etc.  It focuses on how the bullet should be structured based on the Action, Impact, and Result method.  The lesson also provides a way to ensure effective writing by using the concept of Accuracy, Brevity, and Specificity.

Enrollment: Available online at TEC-U From the Force Vimeo link here: Part 1 & Part 2.

Schedule: Self-paced

Course Length: 26 minutes

Credits: None

Description: The self-paced, video tutorial of the Bullet Writing Course can be viewed anytime, online. This course provides the basic information essential to successfully build bullets for EPRs and AF Form 1206s. The focus is on the structure of Action, Impact and Result (AIR). This class combines both lecture and group exercises for hands-on experience.

Enrollment: Contact the Instructional development team through the "Learn More" form on this web page.

Schedule: Case-by-case basis

Credits: Developed for some courses.

Description: TEC-U provides guidance and assistance to customers to instruct/develop courses/classes by converting their teaching materials into educationally sound lesson plans in order to maximize their educational potential.

Enrollment: Contact the Instructional development team through the "Learn More" form on this web page.

Schedule: TBD

Course length: 2 hours

Credits: None

Description: An inspiring, optimistic and enjoyable opportunity that helps us to focus on bringing out a better version of ourselves and of those around us. This course will provide personal opportunities to start the journey of building trust, loyalty and commitment to strengthen our personal and professional relationships. The results can make your work more productive, your job more enjoyable and make your profession a more personal experience.

Enrollment: Contact the Instructional development team through the "Learn More" form on this web page.

Schedule: TBD

Course length: Varies

Credits: None

Description: The principles contained in this series of lessons by renowned author Dr. John C. Maxwell answer the question "How do I lead myself?" This course is recommended for all Airman without regard to rank or position to help develop leaders both personally and professionally. Choose from 26 different leadership principles, customizing the learning experience for the specific needs of your group.

Enrollment: Available on ADLS: golearn.af.adls.mil

Schedule: Self-paced

Course length: 30 minutes

Credits: None

Description: Reviews Retired Army General and former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell's 18 Principles of Leadership—with reason and examples explaining each. (ADLS format).

Enrollment: Contact the Instructional development team through the "Learn More" form on this web page. 

Schedule: TBD

Course length: 3 hours

Credits: None

Description: Workshop designed to help individuals discover the components of their temperament type. These preferences are expressed in different styles, mannerisms and approaches to life’s challenges.

Fours Lenses TEAM has a focus on how through maturity of all four temperaments, individuals can effectively lead/follow a team to successfully reach a goal.

Four Lenses GENERATIONS discusses the differences in how the generations view preferences and reactions to life’s challenges.

Enrollment: Contact the Instructional development team through the "Learn More" form on this web page.

Schedule: TBD

Course Length: 2 hours

Credit: None

Description: An overview of time management strategies. From tracking our time spent on daily tasks to interruptions, this course will help students to re-gain control of the 24 hours we are given each day.

Enrollment: Contact the Instructional development team through the "Learn More" form on this web page.

Schedule: TBD

Course length: 2 hours 

Credits: None

Description: Teaches those in management positions how to properly write and review certain documents and other forms of professional communication. The primary focus is on the specifics of writing 1206's, Federal Award Citations, Memorandums and email communication. This is a two-hour course.

Enrollment: Contact the Instructional development team through the "Learn More" form on this web page.

Schedule: TBD

Course length: 2 hours

Credits: None

Description: Designed to bring awareness of issues encountered in the workplace. Discover new ways to create an environment where all individuals feel valued.

Enrollment: Contact the Instructional development team through the "Learn More" form on this web page.

Schedule: TBD

Course length: 2 hours

Credits: None

Description: Provides participants with tools and techniques to become better speakers. Helpful information will be presented in class to make leaders of today more comfortable in conducting briefings, speeches or any other type of presentation.

Enrollment: Contact the Instructional development team through the "Learn More" form on this web page.

Schedule: TBD

Course length: 2 hours

Credits: None

Description: Focuses on the role of emotional intelligence in a leader's ability to effectively lead and influence the people around them. In this workshop, students will discover how their social and emotional skills impact the work center.