The Department of Training serves our members by designing innovative and effective performance solutions enabling members to achieve their personal goals, support the myriad of Recreational Boating Safety and Maritime Domain Awareness missions and provide valuable assistance in protecting our shoreline and the Nation.

The Department of Training’s core responsibility is to provide advanced, value-added and leadership and management training for our members. The training delivery philosophy is focused on a “blended learning” approach, using a variety of methods to deliver training in an optimally effective manner.

The Department of Training team is dedicated to providing the highest quality learning opportunities available to our members. We will leverage the expertise and resources of the Coast Guard, partnering with them to prioritize and access valuable training for our members. Our goal is to enable every member to "LEARN ~ CONTRIBUTE ~ INSPIRE"

Video message from Gail Fisher, DC-T

E-Mail Lists

If you are a staff officer for Member Training, we have a special email list to which you should subscribe to receive timely information concerning Member Training developments. These lists are maintained on the national server and you will not be subject to spam or viruses by subscribing to a list. You can subscribe by selecting the appropriate link below.

Flotilla Staff Officer – Member Training (FSO-MT)
Division Staff Officer – Member Training (SO-MT)
District Staff Officer – Member Training (DSO-MT)
(ADSOs are also welcome to join this list)

New Instructor Workshop

The Instructor Workshop is required for every instructor and must be completed by May 31, 2008.

The 2008 PowerPoint Instructor Workshop has been updated; the 1.3 MB file is available ---> 2008 Instructor Workshop

"C" School

This Auxiliary C School Site has been designed as a one-stop portal for all USCG Auxiliary members looking for information about Auxiliary C School programs. This site will grow as all C-School program managers post specific school information. The USCG Auxiliary and the Office of the Chief Director of the Auxiliary (G- 3PCX) are dedicated in their support of Auxiliary training and want every student have all the necessary information they need. C-School listings (AUXLAMS, ASOC, and AMLOC courses are included in the list) and the class dates are available.

The following documents contain critical information you need to know prior to applying for a C School. Please read each of these documents thoroughly so that you understand the responsibilities of the member, lead instructor and the Coast Guard in the C School process.

s Auxiliary C School Quota Management Guidelines

s Standard C School Training Guidelines

s Auxiliary C School Training – What You Need To Know