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Initial Counseling

Developmental counseling statement sample covering Initial Counseling

Counseling Sample For:

Initial Counseling
This is to inform soldier of expected performance standards,initiatives and professional growth matrix to include the following:
1. UCMJ Actions
2. Professional Military Appearance
3. Meet Height/Weight Standards IAW AR 670-9
4. Resolution of problems through Chain of Command
5. Family Readiness and Support
6. Promotions and Advancements
7. MOS Skills Proficiency

Possible Key Points To Discuss During Counseling:

Soldier understands UCMJ and it’s application
Soldier is in compliance to military uniform appearance
Soldier meets Height/Weight requirements. Soldier past last APFT with 6 months.
Soldier is aware of chain of command
Soldier is MOSQ

Possible Plans of Action:

Education – start attending online course or classroom.
Training – mentor the three SPC’s for the Soldier of the month/NCO board
Improve personal PT score
Weapons qualifications
Write SOP’s for Operations/revise
Fix what is broke in order to make the section ran efficiently.

Possible Leader Responsibilities:

None Available

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