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What are whole Airman concept bullets?

What are whole Airman concept bullets?

Whole Airman Concept EPR Bullets – Embodies Core Values – 5 Pillars, Focused/Balanced Social/Spiritual/Physiological/Fitness/Finance well-being. – Passionate professional who continues to enhance capability and provide solutions to aid in the mission–All benefit.

What is an Air Force bullet?

The required format for entries in the Air Force EPR is the “bullet statement” format. Bullet statement format is merely the use of short sentence fragments to describe something. Bullet statements are not grammatically correct sentences. They are sentence fragments.

How to write EPR bullets for Air Force?

CCAF/College. – Devoted scholar; awd’d 12 hrs twds MDiv/tackled civ comm seminar–degree/Licensed Pro Counselor cert w/in sight!

  • Duty Related. – Completed Quantitive Methods and Analysis/Cost Control Management crs–garnered 3.96 GPA/Presidents list awd!!
  • CDCs.
  • CLEP.
  • Self-Improvement.

    • How to write an Air Force EPR?

    Primary/Additional Duties -4 lines

  • Standards,Conduct,Character&Military Bearing -2 lines
  • Training Requirements -2 lines
  • Teamwork/Followership -2 lines
  • Other Comments -2 lines
  • Additional Rater’s Comments -3 lines
  • Also,if the ratee didn’t meet standards,Fitness must be addressed

    • How to write an AF bullet?

    Aim for every bullet to avoid jargon because every time we use acronyms or job specific language we create a puzzle for the reader.

  • Use active verbs,and include an action,impact,and result in each bullet.
  • Just as in other forms of writing – avoid using clichés and verbs,i.e.,spearheaded.

    • How to write an Air Force Bullet?

    Single Idea Bullets. Definition: A concise written statement of a single idea or concept.

  • Accomplishment-Impact Bullets. Definition: A concise written statement of a person’s single accomplishment and its impact on the unit mission,organization,etc.
  • Types of Accomplishment-Impact Bullets.

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