What is MILPERSMAN 1306-600?
MILPERSMAN 1306-600 is the Navy's regulation that governs service schools and training programs for sailors.

What is the purpose of MILPERSMAN 1306-600?
The purpose of MILPERSMAN 1306-600 is to provide guidance and regulations for the selection, attendance, and transfer of sailors to service schools to enhance their professional development.

Can all sailors attend service schools?
No, attendance at service schools is dependent on the availability of slots, the sailor's eligibility criteria, and the needs of the Navy.

How are sailors selected for service schools?
Sailors are selected based on performance, qualifications, career needs, and the Navy's manpower requirements. The selection process is usually conducted through a competitive application or nomination process.

What qualifications are required to attend service schools?
The specific qualifications required for service schools vary based on the course and its prerequisites. These qualifications can include rank, time in service, completion of specific training courses, and performance evaluations.

Are service schools mandatory for career advancement?
Some service schools may be mandatory for certain career paths, rates, or ranks. However, not all service schools are mandatory, and their attendance may depend on the individual sailor's career goals and requirements.

Can a sailor request to attend a specific service school?
Sailors can submit a request to attend a specific service school, but the ultimate decision depends on the Navy's needs, availability of slots, and the sailor's qualifications.

Is financial assistance provided for attending service schools?
The Navy may provide financial assistance, such as tuition, fees, and travel allowances, for eligible sailors attending service schools. However, the availability and extent of financial assistance depend on various factors, such as the course, location, and the sailor's eligibility.

Can a sailor be transferred or selected for a different service school while attending one?
In some cases, a sailor may be transferred or selected for a different service school while attending one. However, such transfers are subject to the Navy's needs, the sailor's qualifications, and the availability of slots.