Educational Services Officer (ESO) Evals
- DECKPLATE LEADERSHIP. As the assistant ESO, provided guidance on the Enlisted Advancement Worksheet process to # enlisted Sailors and processed # worksheets and PMK-EE completion verifications. Her efforts resulted in the administering of # E5-E7 exams over # cycles.
- EXPERT MANAGER. As ESO, managed # NWAE cycles for the command, processing # worksheets with no rework.
- COMMAND ORIENTED. As an Assistant ESO, coordinated the Navy Wide Advancement Exams for over # Sailors during # advancement cycles, resulting in over a % advancement rate.
Volunteered for the XX Advancement Exam Readiness Review that produced # new questions and reviewed # references that impacted # Sailors.
- COMMAND FOCUSED. Managed the ESO program for the NWAE cycle with zero discrepancies. Additionally, processed # tuition assistance requests, increasing college enrollment across the command.
- EXPERT MANAGER. As an Assistant ESO, managed # NWAE cycle for the command, administrating and processing # worksheets with minimum rework.
- TECHNICAL EXPERT. As assistant ESO, she administrated X successful NWAEs for X Sailors.
- MISSION FOCUSED. As Assistant ESO, reviewed X E-6 candidates, X E-5 candidates, X E-4 candidates worksheets, and ordered X Enlisted Advancement Examinations with zero errors ensuring a successful Navy-wide Advancement Exam.
- EXCELLENT COMMAND INFLUENCE. As Command ESO, ordered, tracked, and administered X regular and late advancement examinations for X Sailors. Efforts resulted in a X% above navy advancement rate of X%.
As Command Assistant ESO, he provided instruction to X Sailors, verified all worksheets were free of errors and ordered X advancement exams for the NWAE.
- FLEET IMPACT. Volunteered and selected to participate in the AME rating Advancement Examination Readiness Review, responsible for validating 33 references, screening 1,665 E4-E7 exam questions, created 169 new exam questions, and directly impacted the careers of 1,596 Sailors.
As ESO, she administered 3 successful NWAEs for 195 Sailors with zero errors.
As Assistant Educational Service Officer, helped in the facilitation of over 150 exams during FY-XX exam cycles.
As Command ESO, she ordered and proctored 142 advancement exams with zero discrepancies.
As ESO, her mentoring led to 48 college hours completed and 75% advancement rate.
As the ESO, he executed 4 Navy-wide advancement exams for 300 candidates, resulting in advancements being 5.56% higher than the Navy's average. Under the direction of his supervisor, he provided training and weekly reports to the command to ensure all exam eligible personnel completed their EAW ahead of the deadline.
As ESO, she was instrumental to the seamless implementation of the NSIPS Enlisted Advancement Worksheet. She led XX Sailors and XX Command ESOs in the processing of XX advancement worksheets in preparation for the XX 2019 NWAE.
Command Career Counselor and Educational Services Officer for U.S. Navy CENTCOM Forward Headquarters, Afghanistan.
FORCE MULTIPLIER. Established a country-wide, 23-member retention team, which increased and expanded career support for Sailors. He completed over 770 Career Development Boards, 600 Perform to Serve applications, 21 rate conversion packages, 236 reenlistments or service extensions, and tax-free bonus packages totaling over $400,000.
MOTIVATING PRESENCE. As Educational Services Officer, provided educational services for a rotating population of over 1,500 Individual Augmentee Sailors and traveled over 7,000 miles across Afghanistan and endured 13 indirect fire attacks to support Sailors. Processed 1,657 advancement examinations to ensure all personnel were given the opportunity to meet career milestones and advance their careers while forward-deployed.
As Educational Services Officer, his administrative skills were essential in managing over 300 advancement exams for a crew of 180 Sailors.