What is Auxct?

Overview: Auxiliary Core Training (AUXCT) prepares United States Coast Guard Auxiliarists to effectively serve as members of a volunteer organization that is in frequent contact with the American public and which augments and supports the US Coast Guard.

Do you get paid in the Coast Guard Auxiliary?

You’re probably familiar with the Coast Guard and the Coast Guard Reserve, but the Coast Guard Auxiliary is what the Reserves used to be — unpaid volunteers who protect our waterways. Like the fact that an act of Congress switched the Reserve to what it is today — a paid military position.

What is Auxdata II?

AUXDATA II is a new system, and it will be continuously evolving and improving. The Coast Guard has established a process to capture, catalog, validate, and prioritize issues and recommendations received from user feedback, and there is a list of known issues available through the IS chain.

Which organizational unit of the auxiliary provides service wide policy and programmatic direction?

Structure of the Flotilla The flotilla level is the basic Auxiliary organizational unit and the working level that translates programs into action.

Can Coast Guard Auxiliary go on base?

Periodically Coast Guard Auxiliary members visit military installations. Presenting the Coast Guard Auxiliary Member ID is usually sufficient to permit entrance onto the base as well as purchase of items through the Base Exchange.

What kind of training is available to Coast Guard Auxiliary members?

Available to members are presentations, videos, instructional guides, DVDs, and online classrooms that cover the skills, interests, and qualifications that our members desire or need to have. Member Training includes all training provided in and by the Coast Guard and Coast Guard Auxiliary for Auxiliary members.

Can a new member join the USCG Auxiliary?

New to the Auxiliary? “Congratulations on your decision to join the USCG Auxiliary and embody the volunteer spirit of the United States. For many new members, being a member of the Auxiliary satisfies that innate desire to be part of “something bigger than yourself”.

What are the Directorates of the USCG aux?

It spans the following directorates: Response, Prevention, Vessel Examination, Public Education, RBS Outreach, Public Affairs, and Training. It includes AUXOP courses, Certification Courses, Public Education Courses, Mandatory Workshops, and Mandated Training.

When do I need to complete auxiliary mandated training?

1. In January 2013, ALAUX 001/13 announced launch of the Auxiliary Learning Management System (AUXLMS) and its impact on Auxiliary Mandated Training (MT) requirements for new enrollees. New enrollees were required to complete all Auxiliary MT courses within their first year of enrollment.