Schedules
Family Readiness Volunteer Training 2012
24-25Apr Tue & Wed 0830-1130
1-May Tue 0830-1530
8-9 May Tue & Wed 0830-1130
19-May Sat 0830-1530
5-Jun Tue 0830-1530
12-13 Jun Tue & Wed 1830-2100
26-27 Jun Tue & Wed 0830-1130
10-Jul Tue 0830-1530
21-Jul Sat 0830-1530
24-25 Jul Tue & Wed 0830-1130
7-8 Aug Tue & Wed 0830-1130
14-Aug Tue 0830-1530
28-29 Aug Tue & Wed 1830-2100
11-Sep Tue 0830-1530
22-Sep Sat 0830-1530
25-26 Sep Tue & Wed 0830-1130
2-Oct Tue 0830-1530
16-17 Oct Tue & Wed 0830-1130
23-24 Oct Tue & Wed 1830-2100
6-Nov Tue 0830-1530
17-Nov Sat 0830-1530
4-Dec Tue 0830-1530
18-19 Dec Tue & Wed 0830-1130
OPSEC & PII Training 2012
30-Apr Mon 1830-2030
14-May Mon 0830-1030
11-Jun Mon 1300-1500
30-Jul Mon 1830-2030
31-Aug Fri 0830-1030
20-Sep Thu 1300-1500
10-Oct Wed 1830-2030
19-Nov Mon 0830-1030
17-Dec Mon 0830-1030
Command Team Training 2012
16-May Wed 1300-1530
18-Jul Wed 1300-1530
15-Aug Wed 0830-1100
19-Sep Wed 1300-1530
24-Oct Wed 0830-1100
29-Nov Wed 1300-1530
12-Dec Wed 0830-1100
Family Readiness Officer Training 2012
3-May Thu 0830-1500
12-Jul Thu 0830-1500
13-Sep Thu 0830-1500
15-Nov Thu 0830-1500
eMarine Training 2012
23-Apr Thu 0830-1600
22-May Tue 0830-1600
18-Jun Mon 0830-1600
27-Jul Fri 0830-1600
21-Aug Mon 0830-1600
17-Sep Mon 0830-1600
30-Oct Mon 0830-1600
30-Nov Fri 0830-1600
10-Dec Mon 0830-1600
Contact Us
Family Readiness Program Training
910-451-0176
| Hours | |
| Mon - Fri | 0730-1630 |
| Holiday hours posted as applicable. | |
Marine Corps Family Team Building is proud to be a part of the focus on Family Readiness in the Marine Corps. In order to support Unit Family Readiness, the staff here at Camp Lejeune provides the following classes:
Command Team Training
As a new Commanding Officer takes command of unit, this training will provide information to aide in the development of a successful Unit Family Readiness Program. As all key members are present, the new CO will add his/her perspective throughout this interactive briefing to make it unit specific. Topics include: Program structure, Command Team roles and responsibilities, volunteer program development, funding administration, and NAF Human Resources.
Family Readiness Officer Training
This training takes an in-depth look into the structure of the Unit, Personal Family Readiness Program. Topics covered are geared to assist appointed personnel to be the subject matter expert in family readiness for the Unit Commander. Training covers program structure, funding administration, volunteer management, special staff officer etiquette, deployment support, and local resources.
Family Readiness Volunteer Training
This interactive training is full of great information on the Family Readiness Program structure, local resources, good communication, and networking. This is required for appointed Command Team Advisors and Family Readiness Assistants; however it is open for anyone wishing to gain the knowledge.
OPSEC & PII Training
Attending this training will give you a better understanding of what Operational Security (OPSEC) is and how it relates to you as a military family member or unit volunteer. The Personally Identifiable Information (PII) portion deals with protecting not only your personal information, but any information you might have access to as you support your Service Member’s unit by volunteering. This is required for appointed Family Readiness Volunteers, however it is open for anyone wishing to gain the knowledge.
eMarine Training
A Family Readiness Officer (FRO) will learn basic functionality to sustain their unit’s eMarine website. Topics include page layout, announcements, polls, photos, and basic site maintenance. This training is required for FROs, and open to anyone whom the Unit Commanding Officer as given administrative rights to.
