The SEJPME II Course builds upon the SEJPME I Course. SEJPME I should be completed prior to taking SEJPME II. Student eligibility for SEJPME II is restricted to E7-E9s and above (and multinational equivalents).
If you want to breeze through the videos on SEJPME, download a program called "Enounce MySpeed". It'll let you speed up the videos by 5x and get through that shit in a few days tops.
Student eligibility for SEJPME II is restricted to E7-E9s and above (and multinational equivalents). Also eligible: U.S. Warrant Officers; U.S. Commissioned Officers; and U.S. Federal Government Civilian Personnel of equivalent grade. Individuals who are selected for promotion to E7 are not eligible - NO WAIVERS.
You still have to take the tests, so I don't consider this cheating at all, but if the admins at JKO see that you finished the course in 8 hours instead of the normal 45, they may say something, but I doubt anyone's paying attention. You can only download this if you're doing SEJPME on your home computer though.
45+ hourSEJPME II is a 45+ hour advanced course restricted to grades E7-E9, plus civilian and multinational equivalents. This advanced course expands upon topics learned in SEJPME I and introduces new, relevant, higher level joint course material. Students should complete SEJPME I before taking SEJPME II.
SEJPME II has joined SEJPME I in moving to a curriculum format. Students can now test out of content within instructional modules. This allows them to receive credit for prior knowledge and serves to decrease student frustration.
The Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education (SEJPME) program provides CJCS-sponsored, assignment-oriented educational opportunities for enlisted leaders serving in or designated to serve within the Joint Interagency Intergovernmental and Multinational environment.
Effective September 2014, the Joint Staff J-7 JKO Division assumed responsibility from NDU for developing the next generation, two-stage SEJPME program, and took full responsibility for administering the SEJPME program Sept. 1, 2015.
13 retirement pointsEffective immediately, Reserve Airmen, E-6 through E-9, are awarded 13 retirement points for the Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education course (SEJPME).
The SEJPME II Course is a stand-alone web-based course that uses multi-media instruction. The course contains a pre-test, section knowledge checks (quizzes), end of module exams, and lesson feedback forms.
The new NCOA is a two-part system, with Course 15 being the initial stage and ILE being the last. "The ILE portion of NCOA and Course 15 are one in the same," Banks said. "On one hand you have Course 15, and in the other hand, you have ILE.
200 classroom hoursSENIOR NON-COMMISSSIONED OFFICER'S ACADEMY AFSNCOA is a resident CCAF-affiliated program that consists of 200 classroom hours.
a. The continuum structures the development of Service and joint officers by organizing the PME continuum into five military educational levels: precommissioning, primary, intermediate, senior, and GO/FO.
SEJPME II is a prerequisite to KEYSTONE. The courses are accessible online from duty and home locations, or when deployed overseas. Students have 6 months to complete each course. In a July 2016 survey, 80% of students agreed that "the course has better prepared me to work in a joint environment.
10. SEJPME I and SEJPME II certficate courses are located in the Course Catalog section called Curriclua, below the Individual Courses gadget. The majority of enrollment errors occur because student profiles are not up to date.
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