Basic Course (BC) Courses: AMSC/SBLM, CGSC/ILE, WOSSC and SMC** Courses: OLE, CCC, WOSC and FSC Courses: LEAD, OBC/BOLC, WOAC and ANCOC Equivalency Course.

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Basic Course (BC) Courses: AMSC/SBLM, CGSC/ILE, WOSSC and SMC** Courses: OLE, CCC, WOSC and FSC Courses: LEAD, OBC/BOLC, WOAC and ANCOC Equivalency Course Credit FC if hired after 30 Sept 06 BC & IC or equivalent for each AC DL Grade eligibility: GS13 - GS15 or equivalent grade level FC if hired after 30 Sept 06 BC or equivalent IC DL FC if hired after 30 Sept 06 BC DL Prerequisite for resident course Army civilians in permanent appointments; Military supv of civilians; Local Nationals; DoD leaders Grade eligibility: GS13 - GS15 or equivalent grade level Army civilians in permanent appointments; Military supv of civilians; Local Nationals; DoD leaders Eligible for resident course DL and Resident course required for course completion Advanced Course (AC) Intermediate Course (IC) **Employees who have completed Army Management Staff College (AMSC)/Sustaining Base Leadership and Management (SBLM), Command and General Staff College (CGSC)/Intermediate Level Education (ILE), Sergeant Majors Course (SMC), Warrant Office Senior Staff Course (WOSSC) have training equivalent to the highest level of CES training. Employees who have graduated from or are currently enrolled or participating in Senior Service College (SSC, Defense Leadership and Management Program (DLAMP) or the DoD Executive Leadership Development Program (DELDP) have acquired education at a level more advanced than CES and therefore not eligible to attend. Constructive Course Credit Constructive credit may be granted for leadership education/training completed through private industry, another military department, federal agency, university study or supervisory experience (inside or outside the Federal government). Requests must be submitted through TRADOC. Log into CHRTAS and click “CES Course Credit” on the home page to submit a request.  Equivalency credit may be granted for prior completion of identified Army civilian legacy or military courses. To obtain equivalency credit, individuals must register tor CES on-line through CHRTAS - the CES student registration and enrollment system. Go to to register. Click on “CES Course Credit” for instructions. Method of delivery CES Resident Courses April 08 Page 1 of 3

Army civilians in permanent appointment non-supervisory positions and have not been granted course credit Army civilians & DoD employees in an Army endorsed supv or mgmt dev program and have not been granted course credit Army civilians in permanent appointment non-supervisory positions and have not been granted course credit Army civilians & DoD employees in an Army endorsed supv or mgmt dev program and have not been granted course credit Army civilians in permanent appointment non-supervisory positions and have not been granted course credit Army civilians & DoD employees in an Army endorsed supv or mgmt dev program and have not been granted course credit Admission Priority 2 for resident course Active duty military supervisors who supervise Army civilians Army civilians in permanent appointment non-supervisory positions who are recommended by their supvs and have completed legacy Civilian and Military Leader Development five or more years prior to date of CES consideration Local Nationals and other DoD leaders who meet course eligibility and prerequisites Term and temporary civilians responsible for leading or supervising civilians and meet eligibility and prerequisites Admission Priority 3 for resident course Army civilians in permanent appointment to supv or mgr position and have not been granted course credit Army civilians in permanent appointments, assigned as a team leader or in supv or mgr position and have not been granted course credit Admission Priority 1 for resident course Required for Army civilians in permanent appointment to supv or mgr position and have not been granted course credit Must complete course within 2 years of placement in position GS13 - GS15 or equivalent grade level Required for Army civilians in permanent appointment to supv or mgr position and have not been granted course credit Must complete course within 2 years of placement in position Required for Army civilians in permanent appointments, assigned as a team leader or in supv or mgr position and have not been granted course credit Must complete course within 1 year of placement in position Requirement for resident course AC ICBC CES Resident Courses cont. April 08 Army civilians in permanent appointment to supervisory or managerial positions who are recommended by their supvs and have completed legacy Civilian and Military Leader Development five or more years prior to date of CES consideration Page 2 of 3

CES Distributed Learning (DL) Courses CoursePolicy Foundation Course (FC) Required for all interns, team leaders, supervisors and managers hired after 30 September Available to all Army employees as a self development tool. Action Officer Development Course (AODC) Required for interns to complete before the end of their intern program. Available to all Army employees as a self development tool. Supervisory Development Course (SDC) Completion required for supervisors and managers within one year of placement in a supervisory or managerial position. Recommend completion before enrolling in Basic, Intermediate or Advanced courses. Available to all Army employees as a self development tool. Basic Course (BC) DL Completion required before attending the Basic resident course. Available to all Army employees as a self development tool. Intermediate Course (IC) DL Completion required before attending the Intermediate resident course. Available to all Army employees as a self development tool. Manager Development Course (MDC) Available to all Army employees as a self development tool. Advanced Course (AC) DL Completion required before attending the Advanced resident course. Available to all Army employees as a self development tool. Page 3 of 3April 08 To register for the AODC, SDC and MDC visit To register for FC, BC, IC and AC visit