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student from the level at which he or she pre-tested toward a mastery of skills equivalent to high school completion. The  Navy  College  Learning  Program  directly relates  to  professional  development  and  personnel READINESS.   All  naval  personnel  must  be  able  to read  and  comprehend  technical  materials,  complete mathematical  computations,  and  express  themselves orally and in writing.  Sailors succeeding in academic skills instruction will possess the minimum skill levels necessary  to  complete  job  training  and  function acceptably in a work environment and will be better prepared  for  advancement.    Sailors  will  be  better equipped  to  communicate  with  peers  and  lower  and upper  level  personnel.     As  a  result  of  successful academic skills instruction, Sailors may have a better understanding  of  command  mission  and  operational requirements  and  may  also  develop  a  more  positive attitude about the Navy. Navy College Learning Centers The  Navy  College  Learning  Centers  (NCLCs) contract provides facilitated computer learning centers that are open a minimum of 40 hours a week.   Each NCLC is available to all active duty Navy personnel. In  addition,  all  adults  with  valid  U.S.  military identification are eligible to use the center on a space available  basis.     This  includes  members  of  other services,  retirees,  adult  family  members,  and  DoD personnel OCONUS.   With additional base funding, the NCLC may be opened for a total of 60 hours a week and the command may determine student eligibility for use of these extra hours.  The NCLC guidelines are as follows:    Students  schedule  themselves  to  study  in  the center, either on-duty, off-duty, or a combination of on- and off-duty time.    After  completing  on-line  placement  tests, students  are  assigned  English,  math,  and/or reading  modules  according  to  their  specific needs.    In  addition,  students  may  elect  to  work  on supplementary software programs at the NCLC, which   may   include:   algebra,   calculus, trigonometry,  physics,  social  studies,  science, life and job skills, and test preparations for the ASVAB, GED, SAT, ACT, and CLEP exams.    Students  may  work  as  long  as  they  need  to complete their goals. Navy College Learning Program The  Navy  contracts  with  accredited  educational institutions  to  provide  NCLP  instruction.   All  active duty Navy and Marine Corps personnel assigned to the base that hosts an NCLP are eligible to attend.  Active duty Navy personnel assigned to other commands may participate when schedules allow.  After a minimum of 10  (for  English  or  mathematics)/5  (for  reading), eligible  Navy  and/or  Marine  Corps  students  are enrolled,  additional  students  including  active  duty personnel  from  other  services,  other  DoD  personnel, and  when  OCONUS,  adult  family  members  may attend.  The NCLP guidelines are as follows:    Instruction  consists  of  45  hours  over  a  time frame of 3 to 8 weeks.    Each course covers a single subject.    Course  may  be  delivered  as  individualized  or group instruction.    Instruction  may  take  place  during  the  Sailor’s on-duty,  off-duty,  or  a  combination  of  on-  and off-duty time.    Instruction is noncredit.    A  course  must  have  at  least  10  students  (for English or mathematics)/5 (for reading) but no more than 15.    Attendance is monitored.  Students are expected to attend the entire course.    Courses are organized and requested through the Navy College Office at any time. Information  concerning  all  Academic  Skills enrollment  procedures  can  be  obtained  through  the local Navy College Office.   All active duty personnel are eligible to attend. Q9.   What  program  allows  Sailors  to  acquire  skill levels  to  complete  job  training  and  prepares them for college level work? Q10.   The  Navy  College  Learning  Center  provides facilitated computer learning centers to be open a minimum of how many hours a week? Q11.   Under  the  Navy  College  Learning  Program,  a class for English or Math must have at least 10 but no more than what number of students? 2-6

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