Standard Qualification 1: Difference between revisions

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== Quick note to new members ==

Work has been put into trying to condense this as much as possible, and the entire reason SQ-1 and SQ-1 are separated is to try and reduce the amount of information you have to absorb at once. But, if you are new to Arma or combined forces play, this is still a ''lot'' to take in. While EDC does demand you be certified on the information in this course before you participate in non-casual operations, this doesn't mean you are expected to be ''proficient'' in all skills {{Emdash}} especially while under fire {{Emdash}} ''immediately'' after certification. The point is that you are exposed to the information and, when prompted, can recall it.

Work has been put into trying to condense this as much as possible, and the entire reason SQ-1 and SQ-2 are separated is to try and reduce the amount of information you have to absorb at once. But, if you are new to Arma or combined forces play, this is still a ''lot'' to take in. While EDC does demand you be certified on the information in this course before you participate in non-casual operations, this doesn't mean you are expected to be ''proficient'' in all skills {{Emdash}} especially while under fire {{Emdash}} ''immediately'' after certification. The point is that you are exposed to the information and, when prompted, can recall it.

Getting proficient in these skills takes ''time'', and that is all right.

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 == Quick note to new members ==
-Work has been put into trying to condense this as much as possible, and the entire reason SQ-1 and SQ-1 are separated is to try and reduce the amount of information you have to absorb at once. But, if you are new to Arma or combined forces play, this is still a ''lot'' to take in. While EDC does demand you be certified on the information in this course before you participate in non-casual operations, this doesn't mean you are expected to be ''proficient'' in all skills {{Emdash}} especially while under fire {{Emdash}} ''immediately'' after certification. The point is that you are exposed to the information and, when prompted, can recall it.
+Work has been put into trying to condense this as much as possible, and the entire reason SQ-1 and SQ-2 are separated is to try and reduce the amount of information you have to absorb at once. But, if you are new to Arma or combined forces play, this is still a ''lot'' to take in. While EDC does demand you be certified on the information in this course before you participate in non-casual operations, this doesn't mean you are expected to be ''proficient'' in all skills {{Emdash}} especially while under fire {{Emdash}} ''immediately'' after certification. The point is that you are exposed to the information and, when prompted, can recall it.
 Getting proficient in these skills takes ''time'', and that is all right.