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Photo of Eula 'Skippy' Sweet wearing a straw aloha  hat, wearing a lei

AUNTY SKIPPY' S    

TIPPYS

 
Tippy 1.   Attention all members: To go to The District Materials Center and Store...... All the info is a click away.
Click on this  Shop D14 button or on the one to the left of this page, second to the the bottom.
Either go to On-line Shopping or UDC for uniforms, accessories, public education books etc. and follow the prompts....

Tippy 2: (Anything underlined is a direct link to the site. Just double click on it)

Just in case you are not aware of this web site, The Chief Director's Website,  there's a lot of help on it, for instance E learning for Ribbons, On line exams, C Schools, ICS Training.  Re: ribbons, when you get to this site, look to your left and click on Ribbon Checker and  follow the prompts. The top ribbon is the most important one, and then left to right beginning with the next ribbon of importance which is closest to the heart, ribbons are placed in sequence no matter how many rows one might have.

The IDC Course (Instructor Development Course) is also available for your printing, as was mentioned during the D Training this month. Just look on your left and click on Training/Exams, then when that page comes into view, click on the page at the top under Training, Member Training, then on your left, click on Instructor.  When that page comes up click and print Appendix A, then B, then C, then the Student Course Book.  Ask for a mentor guide from your Flotilla to help you qualify for your open book exam with a 90% passing grade which will also earn you a ribbon.

Tippy 3.  FY2008 C-School Schedule:

             Student Support Sites

             AUX-04 Distance Education Technology Training (Basic)

·                                  AUX-06 ATON & Chart Updating - Private Aids

·                                  AUX-10 Info Systems (AUXDATA/AUXINFO) Staff Training

·                                  AUX-12 Public Affairs Training

·                                  AUX-17 Crew Resource Management/Operational Risk Management

·                                  AUX-18 Aviation Spatial Disorientation Training

·                                  This list of C-Schools will grow as more Student Support web sites come on-line!

Reporting your C-School Attendance

·                                 Normally, the lead C-School instructor or a designee completes the form which reports your C-School course attendance.  From time to time, this reporting does not get entered into AUXDATA for a number of reasons.  If this is the case, you can send a photocopy of your course completion certificate to your DIRAUX for entry into AUXDATA.

Members need to apply at least 45 days in advance. All the necessary info re forms is listed on the Chief Director's Web site on the left.

Want more computer training, click on AUX-04 above,and scroll to bottom of the page,click on the Free on-line FP2003 training from Microsoft and get some free tutorials.

Tippy 4 List to Determine Latest Revision of Training Courses
For Approved Training Aids from the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Department of Education, go to http://www.cgauxed.org/elib and all PE Instructors will have an easily viewed list

Tippy 5   Suggestions to brighten Flotilla Meetings with some Member Training regarding   Signaling Mirrors and Knots

I personally believe that training in the effective use of a mirror can save many lives.  Old CDs given to boaters are a great approach to more effective relationships. Here is a link that is by far one of the best on this topic with basic instructions and the International "Morse"  Code that you can print out...
http://www.adventuresportsonline.com/signal.htm

Another link is http://www.animatedknots.com

Tippy 6  Making a habit of doing more than expected can pay off

1)Earns recognition and advancement
2)Enhances your reputation
3)Builds others' confidence in you.
4)Gives you more experience and knowledge
5)Develops your maturity in all levels
6)And you sleep better knowing you did it

Tippy 7

http://www.tutorgig.com/ed/United_States_Coast_Guard_Auxiliary

Good Description of the USCG Auxiliary for all members!

A Hui Hou,  Aunty Skippy

 

 

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