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Army Family Team Building
 Learn about Army Family Team Building

Fort McCoy offers all three levels of the AFTB Program.  Each level is taught by a Master Trainer and assisted by Installation Subject Matter Experts.  Fort McCoy's AFTB Staff echoes the symbolic meaning of the AFTB Logo:  Commitment, support and development of the Army Family.
Check out AFTB training online at www.myarmylifetoo.com.

Fort McCoy Army Community Service is in the process of establishing an AFTB training schedule.  In order to meet community needs, we are surveying the local population to establish the best possible times to offer training.  Your cooperation in this needs assessment is greatly appreciated. 
Please click here to complete the needs assessment.

Army Family Team Building is an educational program designed to:

1.  Orient families new to the military.

2.  Progressively and sequentially educate Soldiers and spouses in order to build more   self-reliant, resilient families.

3.  Enhance family preparedness and soldiers/Army Readiness in the contingency Army of the future.

The courses offered by AFTB, by level, are:

Level I
New to Military		 Level II
 Emerging Leaders within
the Army Community		 Level III
More Community Experience
Expectations and Impact of the Mission on Family Life

Communication

Communication Skills for Leaders
Military Acronyms and Terms

Personal Time Management

Understanding Needs
The Chain of Command

Stress Management

 Leadership Styles
Introduction to Military Customs and Courtesies

Acknowledging Change

 Building Cohesive Teams
Basic Military Benefits and Entitlements

Exploring Personality Traits

 Managing Group Conflict
Introduction to Military and Civilian Community Resources

Enhancing Personal Relationships

 Leader Assisted Problem Solving
Introduction to Family Readiness Groups

Team Dynamics

 Delegation for Leaders
Supporting Your Child’s Education

Personal Conflict Management     

Meeting Management
Introduction to Family Financial Readiness

Creative Problem Solving

 Coaching and Mentoring
Basic Problem Solving

Traditions, Customs, Courtesies and Protocol

 Family Readiness Group Leadership
 

Crisis, Coping and Grieving

  
 

The Volunteer Experience

  
 

Family Readiness Groups and the Deployment Cycle

  
  Introduction to Leadership  

For more information, call 608-388-6507.