What is MILPERSMAN 1306-602?
MILPERSMAN 1306-602 is a Navy regulation that defines the requirements for Class "A" and Service School attendance.

What is Class "A" school?
Class "A" school is a specialized training program that provides the necessary skills and knowledge for performing a specific Navy job or rating.

Who is eligible to attend Class "A" school?
Sailors who have completed basic training and have been assigned a specific Navy rating are eligible to attend Class "A" school.

Can I choose which Class "A" school I attend?
In some cases, sailors may have the opportunity to request a specific Class "A" school. However, ultimate assignment to a specific school is based on the needs of the Navy and the availability of spots.

What are the requirements to attend a Service School?
Requirements for attending Service Schools vary depending on the specific school and rating. Normally, sailors must meet certain time-in-service requirements and have completed required prerequisites.

Can I attend a Service School while on active duty?
Yes, Service Schools are typically attended by sailors who are already on active duty.

How are Class "A" schools and Service Schools different?
Class "A" schools provide rating-specific training for new sailors, while Service Schools provide further specialized training for sailors who have already completed basic training and have been assigned a rating.

How long does Class "A" school last?
The length of Class "A" school varies depending on the specific rating and training program. It can range anywhere from a few weeks to several months.

Do I need to pass a test to graduate from Class "A" school?
Yes, most Class "A" schools require students to pass both written and practical exams in order to graduate.