What do I have to do to be part of the TAD-C?
Register online at TAD-C Course - Texas Military Department (and it should just say: Register for TAD-C)
How long is TAD-C?
7 Days
Where is TAD-C?
Ft. Cavazos for the quarterly resident course, or at the location designated by the requesting unit for MTTs
Do I need orders for TAD-C?
Yes. You will need to be in a paid status from either your assigned or organic unit (ie: OLS, AT, ADOS, RMA, ILO, etc.)
What is provided at TAD-C?
Meals, lodging, training, testing coordination, and personal training for PRT
Is TAD-C mandatory to raise my GT score?
No; however, you will be responsible for your own preparation, study and testing coordination with your Commander and your local education office
Can I attend TAD-C out of my own pocket on my leave or personal time?
Only if you are on active duty in a military paid status on leave. You may NOT attend as a civilian on PTO
When do I test?
On the last day of TAD-C or a day you coordinate as an individual
When will I know my results?
Upon submission of your test
How long do I have to wait to test again?
6 months
How many times can I retest?
Indefinitely, every 6 months
Are there waivers or ETPs to retake the test in less than 6 months?
Yes, on a case-by-case basis
How do I update my GT score in IPPS-A and on my ERB/SRB?
You must turn in your most recent result to your readiness NCO or equivalent to be uploaded into the system and updated in your records