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"The Army's primary learning management system, ALMS, is receiving a major upgrade in 2024. The new system, ATIS learning will provide users with a new, modern, and much more user-friendly interface for registering, completing, and tracking digital learning courses.
the Army Training Help Desk (ATHD) via the web site at https://athd.army.mil/, or by clicking the ATHD button in the horizontal navigation bar of the Learner View or any ALMS page, and click on the Submit a Trouble Ticket tab to ask your question. Please select one of the Learning Management Systems and the Course Name, then submit your question.
Do you have to enroll in the ALMS course which shows the 12 minute video about how to enroll in ALMS courses prior to enrolling in ALMS courses? Because that's Army logic. Make the soldier do something, then teach him how to do it so he doesn't fuck it up, then make him do it again. 27. Award.
ALMS isn't a course catalog itself, but rather a system where you take the courses you registered for via ATRRS. However, I think the majority of the courses that used to be on ALMS have since migrated to Blackboard (Google Army Blackboard). Some examples of courses that will give you the most bang for your buck there are:
ALMS Moving to ATIS. For anyone who wasn’t aware, ALMS is being replaced with ATIS. The BLUF is that the system will go online soonish and you should complete courses by 22 March or it will not transfer over. ALMS is expected to shutdown the last week of March or into early April. ATIS “should” be live around early April.
Posted >1 y ago. If you are in a medical MOS or interested in the medical field, you can do the following courses: 081-MD0921 HEALTHCARE NCO SUST- 170 Hours. 081-68WM6 PRACTICAL NURSE ASI SUST- 130 Hours. 081-CBRNE NWP NUCLEAR WARFARE PREPARD FOR HLTHCARE PROVIDER- 55 Hours. 081-CBRNE BWP BIOLOGICAL WARFARE PREPAREDNESS FOR HLTHCARE- 83 Hours.
SSG Borders, I am unable to look this info up on my personal computer. I am unsure if this changed recently, I am trying to help my husband figure out what courses he can take for promotion.
MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook are ever present in the Civilian world as well as Military. You’ll be skilled in maneuvering all these, especially while in the Army to help any products you may need to do as an NCO in the future. These lessons of course are also worth points for every 5 hours you complete.
What's your looking for are specifically Army Correspondence Course Programs (ACCP) courses. These are the ones that will give you the "1 promotion point per 5 hours" when completed. To view the full listing: Log into ATRRS (https://www.atrrs.army.mil) Select "Course Catalog". Enter 553 into the "School Code" filter (553 is the school code for ...
Posted >1 y ago. SFC Grudzinski is on point, there are no more promotion points per say for SR NCO board. With that being said, Military Schooling and College will be the determining factor for promotion to E7 and above. This is where you need to focus for these grades as the SR NCO promotions are few and far inbetween.