What type of training is never prorated?

• A. Ground (additional training)
• B. Initial indoctrination
• C. Operational flight training
• D. Recurrent training

Answer: (A)

Prorating training credits is about giving partial credit based on how much of a course you completed. Ground training is a fixed, foundational block that must be finished in full before moving on because it covers essential safety and standard knowledge that everyone must have in one complete pass. If you only partially complete it, you’d miss important material that underpins all subsequent tasks, so it’s required to be completed entirely.

The other training categories are typically tied to time in the program or ongoing proficiency cycles, so partial completion can count toward the requirement or be addressed in a later segment.