I have over 1,000 hours of Army Correspondence Courses. Will they still count under the new system?
Fortunately, they will still earn promotion points. However, you must complete the entire correspondence course and possess a certificate of completion in order to get the points. Sub-courses on their own will not count for promotion points. I suggest you take a look at your course history on the ATIA website to see how many full courses you have actually completed and determine how many points you will have under the new ststem.
The ATIA website’s address is www.adtdl.army.mil/.
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SPC (P) Orosco
I see many courses on Skilport listed as “Retired” courses. Do these still count for promotion points or should I stay away from them?
owens
hey i had 500 hours of Courses done but i havent checked them in a long time, most of them were sub course but i want to finish the full course so i can get credit for them. what website do i go to, to see what courses ive done?
ive tried the ATIA site but that just forwards me to the my training tab in AKO.
HELP TOP!!!
Mackie
Owens,
Haven’t forgot about yah. Having some pretty bad connectivity issues here in the ‘Stan. I’ll get back to you with an answer as soon as I can, I just want to walk myself through the steps first for verification.
-Mackie
Mackie
Owens,
Go to http://www.adtdl.army.mil/, click on “Access My Courses” and log-in with your AKO. Once logged-in, you will reach a screen with three tabs, the second tab will be your course history that lists every course you’ve taken, to include sub-modules.
Hope this helps.