Group III, Texas Wing - SWR-TX-030

 Civil Air Patrol     U.S. Air Force Auxiliary 

Citizens Serving Communities: Above and Beyond



  Commander

  Vice Cmdr

  Admin

  Aerospace Ed

  Air Operations

  Cadet Programs

  Chaplain

  Chief of Staff

  Communications

  Counterdrug

  Drug Demd Red

  Emergency Svcs.

  Finance

  Historian

  Homeland Sec

  Inf. Technology.

  Inspector Gen.

  Leadership

  Legal

  Logistics

  Maintenance

  Medical

  Personnel

  Plans & Progr

  Prof. Dev.

  Public Affairs

  Recruiting

  Safety

  Stand/Eval

  Supply

  Transportation


Aerospace Education Officer - Job Description

Directs the aerospace education program at their level of command. They shall:

  • Implement aerospace education policy and advise the commander on status of programs under his/her command.

  • Ensure that staff positions are filled at subordinate levels.

  • Establish and review budget requirements.

  • Monitor aerospace education requirements from higher headquarters to ensure compliance.


Internal Aerospace Education Officer - Job Description

Responsible for directing CAP’s internal aerospace education program. They shall:

  • Monitor the implementation of the aerospace education portion of the cadet program in subordinate units.

  • Implement the Aerospace Education – Civil Air Patrol (AE-CAP) program for senior members. At wing level this includes safeguarding, distributing and administering the AE-CAP testing program.

  • Develop special aerospace education and instruction technique courses for CAP instructors.

  • Develop special aerospace education activities for cadets and seniors.


External Aerospace Education Officer - Job Description

Responsible for assisting the CAP Regional Director of Aerospace Education in directing the CAP external aerospace education program. They shall:

  • Promote and assist aerospace education projects at his/her level of command in coordination with the CAP Regional Director of Aerospace Education (workshops, seminars, courses, material development, etc.).

  • Promote CAP aerospace education courses and instructional materials in schools.

  • Establish and maintain contact with educational agencies commensurate with CAP level of command. Aid in the development of aerospace education curricula.

All aerospace education officers should complete the CAPP 215 program. They should also be familiar with CAP directives in the 50, 76 and 280 series. They should be familiar with all aerospace education material described in the CAP Bookstore Catalog and the HQ CAP/ETA publication entitled “Aerospace Education Teaching Materials.” The staff members serving as the external aerospace education staff officer at region and wing levels should work with the formal education structure (teacher, counselor, administrator) and, where CAP can, support education in the community.

 

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