Where is the newly graduated 3-level required to attend training after arriving at his or her new base?

Where is the newly graduated 3-level required to attend training after arriving at his or her new base?

• A. Basic Airman Orientation
• B. First-Term Airman Center (FTAC)
• C. Technical Training School
• D. Advanced Training Squadron

Answer: (B)

When a airman has earned the 3-level and arrives at a new base, they attend the First-Term Airman Center for their post-arrival training. This program is specifically designed for airmen in their first duty assignment, providing a structured onboarding that covers base policies, resources, safety, and the standards of behavior expected in the Air Force. It helps bridge the gap between technical training and performing duties at the new base, giving new personnel the information they need to operate effectively and stay aligned with base and Air Force expectations. Technical Training School is where the initial career-field training happens, typically at the schoolhouse away from the base, not the onboarding required after arrival. Advanced Training Squadron is part of the training pipeline within the technical training environment, not the base onboarding. Basic Airman Orientation exists as a general orientation in some contexts, but the standardized, post-arrival program for a first-base 3-level is First-Term Airman Center.

When a airman has earned the 3-level and arrives at a new base, they attend the First-Term Airman Center for their post-arrival training. This program is specifically designed for airmen in their first duty assignment, providing a structured onboarding that covers base policies, resources, safety, and the standards of behavior expected in the Air Force. It helps bridge the gap between technical training and performing duties at the new base, giving new personnel the information they need to operate effectively and stay aligned with base and Air Force expectations.

Technical Training School is where the initial career-field training happens, typically at the schoolhouse away from the base, not the onboarding required after arrival. Advanced Training Squadron is part of the training pipeline within the technical training environment, not the base onboarding. Basic Airman Orientation exists as a general orientation in some contexts, but the standardized, post-arrival program for a first-base 3-level is First-Term Airman Center.