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NOTE: You do not need to relist indoctrination
training in the training syllabus.
RQS Qualification Sheet
The original RQS qualification sheet will be
maintained in the individual’s training jacket until an
RQS board is held. Upon completion of the RQS board,
the original sheet will be maintained at the NRD and a
copy will be placed in the training record.
RECRUITER QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
The Navy Recruiting Command established the RQS
system to standardize OJT and reinforce the initial and
follow-on training received by recruiters, recruiting
managers, and support personnel. The RQS system
ensures all recruiting personnel attain, demonstrate, and
sustain the basic knowledge and skill levels necessary to
perform their assigned recruiting duties effectively. It
also provides a valuable method for evaluating and
selecting those individuals best suited to assume billets
of greater recruiting responsibility. The Recruiting
Qualification
Standards – Enlisted (RQS-ENL),
COMNAVCRUITCOMINST 1136.2, contains RQS
modules and management guidance.
REQUIREMENTS
All recruiting personnel must qualify under the RQS
system for their present billet. Career Recruiter Force
(CRF) personnel must qualify for the next higher billet
after qualifying in their assigned billet. The requirement
for chief recruiter (CR) certification may be waived by
the Commander,
N a v y R e c r u i t i n g A r ea
(COMNAVCRUITAREA) until assignment to a CR
billet is imminent. Navy Enlisted Classification (NEC)
code 9585 personnel may voluntarily qualify for the
next higher billet and must do so when directed by
higher authority.
QUALIFICATION GUIDELINES
All modules must be completed within a maximum
of 180 days for qualification. Each module contains a
total point value of 600 points. Trainees must complete
a minimum of 100 points each month to be “on track”
for RQS qualification.
Extensions
The RQS training officer (the enlisted programs
officer [EPO] for enlisted programs personnel) may
grant a one-time extension during the qualification
period and a one-time extension for final RQS board
qualification. An extension period may not exceed 30
days.
Exceptions
The district commanding officer (CO) may approve
an exception to the RQS qualification time in unique
situations, such as medical problems or emergency
leave.
RQS DISQUALIFICATION
Personnel who fail to maintain RQS for their billet
should be disqualified. An individual is disqualified at
the CO’s determination as follows:
l The individual fails to maintain required
standards of billet in which qualified and serving. A
letter of disqualification is given to the individual. The
CO may assign the individual to a lower billet or direct
the individual to requalify in the present billet.
l The individual meets criteria for fault transfer.
Fault transfer procedures are implemented. Refer to
chapter 3.
l The individual meets criteria for no-fault
transfer. No-fault transfer procedures are implemented.
Refer to chapter 3. The CO may recommend retention
of qualification if circumstances in the no-fault transfer
warrant.
NOTE: CRF designation (NEC 2186) is removed
for any person being disqualified under fault or no-fault
conditions.
REQUALIFICATION
Personnel who previously qualified in an RQS
position must requalify at each NRD assigned. Specific
procedures for those personnel transferring between
districts and those returning to recruiting duty are listed
in the following two paragraphs.
Transfer Between Districts
For recruiters and RINCs a full RQS qualification
board will be convened within 3 months of the reporting
date without the requirement to complete the RQS
module. A one-time 3-month extension is authorized for
an individual failing to board qualify. For ZSs, an
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