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I'm looking to apply for LEAP this year but I'm hung up on the commander's endorsement. ... r/AirForce - A brief summary of our mental health programs.

Language Enabled Airman Program Deadline is 1 August. Submitted my application for Persian-Farsi. Anyone else apply for this year or have ...

Basically, if you are part of the Language Enabled Airmen Program (LEAP) or if you are a Language Designated Personnel (LDP), you can qualify for Foreign Language Proficiency Pay. Based on your current AFSC, you will not qualify (some AFSC's qualify individuals for the FLPP.

Program (LEAP) Application and Selection Process Applicable to: All Airmen and Guardians MPFs: No action required, as this is an online process, except to advise Airmen/Guardians The …

Go to leader.so.cce.af.mil/leap/endorsement and have your commander endorse you.

Leaders Encouraging Airman Development (LEAD) is a program where enlisted Airmen apply for the Air Force Academy by completing the regular Academy application and receiving a …

LEAP scores For the enlisted side joining LEAP (specifically E4-E6 I think it was), it says recommend scores of 2/2 in whatever language you speak, but its it mandatory or recommend? Have any of you entered or know someone who entered with less than a 2/2 in LEAP? After some digging I think it looks possible but not likely.

Airmen awarded the LEAP Special Experience Identifiers (SEI), YHQ for officers and 106 for enlisted members, are authorized FLPB at proficiency 2/2 and higher for their LEAP CLANG …

It'll be standard MFR format (template available on e-pubs) and do a Google search or ask around for examples of letters of recommendation. Focus on what LEAP is, and why you are qualified and the right person for the program. If there are examples of your performance in the unit that would lend well to LEAP identify those.

The application for this program closes today. What scores and languages did you guys have? I'm wondering about my chances.

LEAP is a volunteer program open to Active Duty officer and enlisted Airmen & select Reserve officers in most Air Force Specialty Codes. LEAP deliberately develops language enabled, …

LEAP is a program for people who are already proficient at a foreign language. A score of 2/2 is the passing score for a linguist needed to ...

2. If a member is selected by LEAP program managers to train in a second language, chosen based on Air Force requirements, the language in which ...

LEAP scores For the enlisted side joining LEAP (specifically E4-E6 I think it was), it says recommend scores of 2/2 in whatever language you speak, but its it mandatory or …

Language Enabled Airman Program? Sending in my application in August. No experiences yet. We did have a guy in my unit get a deployment to ...

I saw that the window for enlisted opened up...now the question is, how does one apply for it? Can't seem to find a link anywhere on their ...

What you're probably thinking of is LEAP (Language Enabled Airman Program) which is an Air Force program allowing people who can test in languages on the SLL to use …

Active Duty LEAP Results are out! I just got notified this morning that I got selected for Brazilian Portuguese 2/2. It was not of my two choices selected, French 1+/1 and German 1+/1, but was …

LEAP is probably one of the few things AF does right. Amazing program, amazing opportunities. Only downside is potential for local leadership ...

LEAP is a volunteer program open to Active Duty officer and enlisted Airmen & select Reserve officers in most Air Force Specialty Codes. LEAP deliberately develops language enabled, …

LEAP is fucking amazing. Basically they help develop your target language skills via online courses and overseas/DLI TDYs. There are windows to apply all of which you can find right on the af portal. 2 level 1 dollvey · 3y is the LEAP only for active duty? what about reserve? 2 More posts from the AirForce community 1.5k Posted by u/IPreferRedbull

I am in LEAP program, got accepted 2~years ago. Did eMENTORE ect. My language has 2 other people in LEAP program. Spanish, is by far most popular one, and is hard to get …

With LEAP you do get paid after a year in the program and have completed online training and a language TDY. I have been in LEAP for 6 years ...

LEAP is fucking amazing. Basically they help develop your target language skills via online courses and overseas/DLI TDYs. There are windows to apply all of which you can find right on …

If you meet all the criteria and score well enough on the DLPT, you can get paid FLPP or FLPB or whatever they're calling it these days. Most of the enlisted in the program are not intel troops, because those guys already have their own programs for maintaining proficiency and getting additional training.