Which of the following is NOT a Level 5 skill level requirement?

• A. 12 months of OJT
• B. 3 months of on-the-job training
• C. 5 level ICW
• D. 30 days dissimilar duty section

Answer: (B)

Level 5 proficiency requires a substantial, broad hands-on preparation. Specifically, a full year of on-the-job training is expected to build the depth and breadth of experience needed for independent expertise. Three months of OJT is far too short for Level 5 and aligns with earlier skill levels, not the advanced, fully qualified standard of a 5-level specialist. The other items—completing the 5-level upgrade (often referenced as ICW) and spending time in a dissimilar duty section (about 30 days)—are typical parts of reaching Level 5, designed to confirm specialized capability and broaden cross-functional experience. So the statement describing only three months of OJT is not a Level 5 requirement.