How should Ncoer bullets be written?
Bullets will not be longer than two lines, preferably one; and no more than one bullet to a line. (2) Start with action words (verbs) or possessive pronouns (his or her); Personal pronouns he or she may be used; should use “past tense” when addressing NCO’s performance and/or contributions.
How many Army NCOERs are there?
There are seven different types of NCOERs.
Can you mention Acft in Ncoer?
A Soldier’s score, or comments regarding performance on the ACFT, will not be used administratively (such as the OER or NCOER, AER, ERB, SRB, or ORB) or considered as part of a promotion board until further guidance is published. All Soldiers are challenged to pass the ACFT at the “Gold Standard” – 60 points per event.
What forms are used for NCOERs?
Raters use the DA Form 2166–8 (NCOER) to provide DA with performance and potential assessments of each rated NCO. made and that an NCO’s potential can be fully developed.
What is an example of an NCOER bullet?
Examples: failed to meet APFT standards for the two mile run and sit-ups with a total score of 148 The NCOER bullet comments below are examples of Excellence, Success, and Needs Improvement NCOER Bullets. Excellence bullets should clearly describe performance above the ordinary and should be quantifiable.
What is an example of Excellence in NCOER?
Examples: failed to meet APFT standards for the two mile run and sit-ups with a total score of 148. The NCOER bullet comments below are examples of Excellence, Success, and Needs Improvement NCOER Bullets. Excellence bullets should clearly describe performance above the ordinary and should be quantifiable.
What does MOS 25B stand for?
MOS 25B Information Technology Specialist MOS 25B, Information Technology Specialist NCOER bullets Back to MOS 25 NCOER Bullets MOS 25B Duty Descriptions MOS 25B DA 638 Examples
Does APFT have to be bulleted in NCOER?
This section DOES NOT have to be bulleted. If no APFT taken due to PROFILE, the “date” will be the date the profile was awarded. The APFT must be within 12 months of the “THRU” date, but DOES NOT have to be within the dates covered by the NCOER.