AFJQS3F1X1-2 — Air Force Job Qualification Standard 3F1X1-2, Community Programming and Recreation

AFJQS3F1X1-2 governs Community Programming & Recreation on-the-job training and duty-position qualification.

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• Publication number: AFJQS3F1X1-2
• Title: Air Force Job Qualification Standard 3F1X1-2, Community Programming and Recreation
• Date: 2026-04-09

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It covers strategic planning, financial management, contracts, asset protection, marketing, event planning, lounge and resale operations, travel, outdoor recreation, and training courses. It requires personnel to reach the “Go” level and requires training documentation in the member’s OJT record.

Applies to: This AFJQS pertains to all organizations that earn CP&R positions.

Topics covered

• Strategic capital improvement planning
• Financial management
• Contracts
• Protection of assets
• Marketing
• Programming and event planning
• Lounge and resale operations
• Outdoor recreation

Questions and answers

What qualification level is required for personnel performing CP&R duties?

Personnel assigned to perform CP&R duties are trained and qualified to the “Go” level. (paragraph 2)

What does “Go” level mean for CP&R task qualification?

“Go” means the individual can perform the task without assistance and meets local requirements for accuracy, timeliness, and correct use of procedures. (paragraph 2)

What proficiency codes correspond to the “Go” level?

“Go” level equates to 3c in the proficiency code key for Craftsman (7-level) and 2b for Journeyman (5-level). (paragraph 2)

Where must training documentation be maintained?

Documentation will be maintained in the member’s OJT record. (paragraph 3)

What training plan must trainers and trainees use with the AFJQS?

Trainer and trainees will use this AFJQS in conjunction with the 3F1X1 Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP). (paragraph 3)

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