r army on Reddit: What’s the most efficient way to max out . . . trueHere's what you're gonna do In the subreddit home page, go to the search bar and just type "correspondence" and hit search Then you're gonna read the thousand posts that every other soldier has asked before you with hundreds of replies Seriously, this question has been answered so many times
Accessing JKO : r army - Reddit I'm trying to access JKO but every time I do, it says that the connection isn't private and doesn't let me go any further I've tried adding it to my trusted sites and lowering my internet security, but on all three browsers I've tried, Brave, Edge, and Explorer, it's always the same result
What are some good correspondence courses to take for easy . . . - Reddit Try giving "JKO ATRRS approved list" a Google search List might be ancient, but that's the list I used when looking for courses worth promo points On JKO you can filter the course catalog to show "ATRRS DL Points Y N" or something similar 5 hours per point Was feeling adventurous enough to even take that Tabacco Cessation course worth 1 hour
JKO Pre Tests : r army - Reddit Hey guys, just trying to efficiently navigate some JKO courses alongside Skillsoft I know I’ve done a lot that when completing the pre test 100% it finishes the course, and some the pre test only prepares you for the material Does anyone know if there’s a list somewhere of DL courses with run through pretests like that? Archived post
Greatest correspondence hours for promotion? : r army - Reddit The jko courses are abysmal compared to what was offered on alms for points Most of the JKO classes are by the minute for how many credits they award you Alms classes tend to give 8x or more time awarded then utilized for their classes (except SSD1 SSD2) They were in the process of transitioning alms into early January though so OP may have some challenges there c
Let’s clear some things up about promotion points. : r army For example on JKO, when you go to the course catalog, select the DL ONLY drop down and only enroll in those courses If on ATRRS, select courses that have a DL time length category
Any actually useful JKO courses? : r navy - Reddit JKO has some 20 different introductory language courses Good way to get a very basic understanding of the native language if you're stationed in a foreign country
Anyone know any trouble shooting tips for SEJPME II on JKO . . . - Reddit I dunno if it was JKO signing it off or it just did it itself I guess just keep trying based off my experience and what others replied, and send an email to JKO I'm about half way through and there's this slide that won't let me click the interactive boxes to progress