FORT STEWART NCOA MISSION

The Fort Stewart Noncommissioned Officer Academy trains, educates, and evaluates enlisted leaders by providing inspirational development to disciplined and fit Warfighters capable of thriving in an ever-changing complex environment to meet the demands of multidomain operations.

 

FORT STEWART NCOA VISION

Inspirational cadre leaders focused on delivering professional leader development and training to exceptional Non-Commisioned Officers armed with unmatched lethality to fight and win. 

 

FORT STEWART NCOA OVERVIEW

Basic Leader Course is a 22-academic day course consisting of 169 hours which focuses on the six NCO Common Core Competencies. BLC is designed to build leader and trainer skills needed to lead a team-sized element, while providing the foundation for further development along the PME learning continuum.

Master Leader Course consists of 112 academic hours which focuses on the four Army Learning Areas: Army Leadership and Profession, Human Dimension, Professional Competence, and Mission Command. The MLC curriculum educates promotable Sergeants First Class to effectively accomplish the Army mission.

Common Faculty Development-Instructor Course (CFD-IC) is a competency-based course consisting of 80 hours. The course prepares new faculty to teach, train, and facilitate learning in an adult learning environment. It introduces new faculty to Army instructor roles and responsibilities, teaching and learning models, and professional and ethical requirements.