What document provides complete information regarding education and training requirements for an Air Force specialty code (AFSC)?

The Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) is the primary document that lays out comprehensive details about education and training requirements for specific Air Force Specialty Codes (AFSCs). It serves as a strategic guide for training managers and personnel, detailing the necessary qualifications and skills required at each level of the AFSC, including both initial and advanced training. The CFETP ensures that airmen receive the appropriate training to meet mission requirements effectively.

Additionally, the CFETP includes information on the various courses that airmen need to complete, as well as the proficiency levels expected at different stages of their careers. This structured approach helps in aligning the training with the needs of the Air Force and the professional development of airmen.

In contrast, the Airman Development Plan (ADP) focuses on individual airmen’s goals and career aspirations rather than specific training requirements for an AFSC. The Training Requirements Matrix provides a visual representation of what training is necessary but doesn't offer the same in-depth, comprehensive information as the CFETP. The Personnel Management Guide contains administrative policies and procedures regarding personnel management but lacks the detailed educational and training information specific to AFSCs that the CFETP provides.