What does Part II of the CFETP contain?

• A. The master training plan schedule.
• B. The specialty training standard identifying duties, tasks, and technical references to support training, core and home station training tasks, deployment/unit type code tasks, and CDC requirements.
• C. The annual budget for training.
• D. A roster of all personnel in the specialty.

Answer: (B)

Part II is where the Specialty Training Standard lives and defines how the Air Force trains and evaluates a specific specialty. It lays out the duties and tasks that personnel must learn, the knowledge they need, and the technical references that support that training. It also maps out training for different contexts: core tasks, home-station tasks, and deployment or unit-type-code tasks, and it includes the CDC (Career Development Course) requirements necessary for progression. This combination gives a complete, standardized guide for what it takes to become qualified and to upgrade in that specialty.

Other options point to things outside this training content, such as budgeting, rosters, or a general master schedule. Those elements aren’t what Part II provides.