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UNCLASSIFIED. MISSION FIRST, PEOPLE ALWAYS !. Preparing Soldiers for Transition: A Commander’s Program. UNCLASSIFIED. Terminal Learning Objective. Understand the Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) in order to support Soldiers and the transition process. . What is the ACAP Program?.

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  1. UNCLASSIFIED MISSION FIRST, PEOPLE ALWAYS ! • Preparing Soldiers for Transition: • A Commander’s Program UNCLASSIFIED

  2. Terminal Learning Objective • Understand the Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) in order to support Soldiers and the transition process.

  3. What is the ACAP Program? • The Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) is the central point of delivery for the Army Transition Assistance Program and the services involved. ACAP ensures all eligible Soldiers transitioning from Active Duty service have the knowledge, skills and self-confidence necessary to: • be competitive and successful in the global workforce through employment assistance (in collaboration with Department of Labor and other federal Agencies). • make informed decisions through benefits counseling (in collaboration with Veterans Administration). • ACAP fosters and promotes retention in all components. • It is ACAP’s commitment to: • prepare Soldiers for transition and reduce the number of stressors Soldiers experience during transition. • support the needs of deploying Soldiers, work to minimize conflict with unit schedules, account for Soldiers’ time and keep the command informed.

  4. Soldier’s Responsibility:

  5. Command Team’s Responsibility

  6. Installation Pre-Separation Timeliness XVIII ABN CORPS Timeliness (Sept 12)

  7. Installation Pre-Separation Timeliness XVIII ABN CORPS Timeliness (Sept 12)

  8. Installation Pre-Separation Timeliness Tenant Units Timeliness (Sept 12)

  9. Installation Pre-Separation Timeliness Tenant Units Timeliness (Sept 12)

  10. Army’s Cost forUnemployment Compensation 272 *Million Soldiers need to start early and use all employment services at ACAP

  11. Individual Transition Timelines

  12. Example ACAP XXI Cdr’s Summary Report ACAP IS A COMMANDER’S PROGRAM

  13. Example ACAP XXI Cdr’s Detailed Report ACAP IS A COMMANDER’S PROGRAM

  14. ACAP IS A COMMANDER’S PROGRAM

  15. Transition Services Manager William McMillian 396-2248 william.b.mcmillian.civ@mail.mil CIM (ACAP) David Mitchell 396-7606 cim.bragg@serco-na.com

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