Naval Education and Training Command

Today, Rear Admiral Jeffrey Czerewko met with junior officers in the aviation pipeline to discuss process improvements related to the US Navy officer accessions pipeline. Czerewko’s Commander Directive 2.0 emphasizes closing gaps by continually assessing effectiveness and self-correcting to maximize the quality of our processes. U.S. Naval Air Forces U.S. Fleet Forces Command Office of the Chief of Naval Operations

Navy Recruiting Command is proud to announce we’ve exceeded our FY24 recruiting goals. With 40,978 active and 7,612 reserve Sailors contracted, this achievement speaks volumes to the dedication and innovation of our recruiting team. Read more about how we achieved this milestone and what’s next for America's Navy: https://lnkd.in/ey8b9DG5 #NavyRecruiting US Navy MyNavyHR Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV) U.S. Pacific Fleet U.S. Fleet Forces Command Commander, Naval Air Force Atlantic US Navy Commander, Submarine Force Pacific Commander Naval Surface Force Atlantic U.S. Naval Air Forces

✈️ Behind Every Elite Performance is Top-Notch Training ✈️ The US Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, Blue Angels may be known for their awe-inspiring aerial demonstrations, but the real story of their success starts with the Navy's commitment to exceptional training. One such example is Aviation Structural Mechanic 1st Class Anthony Munoz, who began his journey at Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training (NATTC) and now serves in the Blue Angels’ airframes shop. Munoz reflects on the critical role Naval Education and Training Command (NETC) and its programs played in shaping his Navy career, stating, "NATTC set the foundation for me being comfortable with being uncomfortable. That set the tone for my career." Interested in becoming part of the Blue Angels? The Navy is now accepting applications for 2026, offering a unique opportunity for E-5/E-6 personnel to join one of the most prestigious teams in the Navy. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ebh4QPvv #BlueAngels #NETC #NavalTraining #NavalAviation #PrideAndProfessionalism #MilitaryExcellence

🔧⚓️ Join the Elite as a Navy Electronics Technician (ET)! ⚓️🔧 Ever wonder what keeps our Navy’s advanced technology running smoothly? 💻🔋 From radar and navigation systems to secure communications, Navy Electronics Technicians (ET) are at the forefront of maintaining, calibrating, and configuring mission-critical equipment! 🛠️📡 ETs perform, supervise, and manage the maintenance of cryptographic, radar, navigation, and Command, Control, Computer, Communication, and Intelligence (C4I) systems. Using cutting-edge test equipment and technical drawings, they ensure that our fleet stays connected, informed, and mission-ready! 🚢💪 Post-service career opportunities include: ✅ Cybersecurity & Cryptography ✅ Radar & Navigation System Engineering ✅ IT & Network Administration ✅ Telecommunications ✅ Project Management & Tech Supervision Looking for a career where you can work with state-of-the-art technology? Explore the Navy ET rate today! #NavyTech #ElectronicsTechnician #fromseabedtospace SCSTC US Navy Navy Recruiting Command RADM Jim Waters

🌐 Strengthening Cyber Defense Through Cutting-Edge Training 🌐 This summer, Center for Information Warfare Training (IWTC) Corry Station introduced the Cyber Defense Analyst-Host Course, a pilot program designed to enhance cyber defense capabilities across the military. This 8-week course equips service members and United States Department of Defense civilians with essential skills for defensive cyber operations, including threat mitigation, vulnerability assessments, and media analysis. Chief Petty Officer Nicholas Culver emphasized the impact: "This course ensures we deliver Sailors who are capable, confident, and practiced in complex host analysis." The first official iteration of the course begins on Oct. 1, 2024 at Corry Station, setting a new standard for cyber readiness in joint operations. #CyberSecurity #InformationWarfare #MilitaryTraining #CyberDefense #NETC #USNavy 👨💻 Learn more about the impact of this program and the future of cyber defense here: https://lnkd.in/ewRKsEVY

What a great day! Welcomed Naval Education and Training Command’s newest Chief Petty Officer into the Chief’s Mess. Welcome to the new Navy Chiefs Navy-wide. AND Navy Recruiting Command achieved its FY24 All Navy contracting mission - Active and Reserve components- after raising its goal 6,000 Sailors more than FY23 (42,925 total this year). They cleared the higher bar with room to spare with ~10,000 in the Delayed Entry Pool (DEP) to start the new fiscal year. Knowing if you’re winning or losing every day is the key to improving performance. MyNavyHR Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV) U.S. Fleet Forces Command U.S. Pacific Fleet #NavyChief!

Leading an organization with at least 17 different cultures based on military specialities - each with their own language and values - ensuring that there is a clear understanding of Commander’s Intent and Direction and Guidance can be challenging. So keep it short, simple and readable. And focus it on universal principles. And then reinforce it over, and over, and over………..🥵 MyNavyHR Naval Education and Training Command US Navy U.S. Pacific Fleet U.S. Fleet Forces Command #KISS

This morning, Rear Admiral Jeffrey Czerewko held an all-hands call at NETC HQ. Czerewko spoke about recent recruiting successes as well as increased throughput to NETC schoolhouses. He also announced his upcoming NETC Commander Directive 2.0! Navy Recruiting Command US Navy Office of the Chief of Naval Operations RADM Jim Waters

Building the Fleet’s foundation: The last few months have been a whirlwind of intense teamwork and performance improvement. It’s time to come up for air (and to take a little bit of a knee). With Navy Recruiting Command‘s sustained superior performance and U.S. Navy Recruit Training Command (RTC)’s core of professionals molding our Nation’s young men and women into whole and competent Sailors the US Navy is closing the gap with Apprentices at sea. If you have a minute, select this link: https://lnkd.in/eBxecrUu How did this happen? Knowing our business. But in order to know, you have have to orient to the challenges and understand where leverage exists. That orienting took a while in order to decide what levers to pull. But couldn’t have been accomplished without the Naval Education and Training Command team. One of that team recently retired, William Hendricks (“FAB”- Colonel of Marines). He was my conscience, translator and fire and forget weapon system. Thanks FAB - you are missed, wherever you decide to hang your hat will need to put on their seatbelts - you are an accelerant! Kent Miller is the Navy Force Development subject matter expert who is always able to derive root cause, and he is my Executive Director. Clifford Collins, Jr. is my Chief of Staff - able to drive the Navy’s largest shore command, encompassing all 17 communities in the Navy and is the Commanding Officer of the Headquarters Staff - having been a “COS” I can confidently state that the responsibilities and workload of a COS are immense and consuming. …and that’s just the NETC headquarters. RADM Jim Waters and Craig Mattingly are fellow Commanders in the Force Development domain. They lead recruiting efforts and ALL accession training for the US Navy, respectively. Their wisdom, experience and judgment coupled with their superb ability to assess and mitigate risk is how a complex organization with the aforementioned 17 different cultures accelerates improvement. If I could distill the key to success down to one single principle - it would be this: “Set your organization up to know if it’s winning or losing every day.” Be deliberate with what you measure and very intentional with HOW you respond to challenges. My goal was to cut loose the power of our Sailors, from E-1 to O-8. The pictures are from this past Thursday at Great Lakes. 3,400 loved ones in the audience watched over 900 Sailors join the Fleet. Are you winning? Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV) MyNavyHR U.S. Pacific Fleet U.S. Fleet Forces Command

A productive meeting between Rear Admiral Jeffrey Czerewko, Commander, Naval Education and Training Command, and Rear Admiral Daniel P. Martin, Commander, Naval Safety Command, took place at the NETC headquarters. The discussion focused on the continued commitment to both training and safety as top priorities for ensuring fleet readiness and operational excellence. Together, their commands help shape a Navy that is prepared, safe, and mission-ready. #NavalTraining #FleetReadiness #SafetyFirst #NETC #USNavyLeadership