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Guard Family Team Building is a specially designed education

and training program for and about the National Guard Community.

The online program modules cover a wide variety of topics most

often requested by families and National Guard leadership. GFTB

is modeled on the successful “Army Family Team Building” program.

However, GFTB has been specifically developed to educate and

empower those within the National Guard Community.

GFTB

Guard Family Team Building (GFTB)

Online Course Catalog

Minimum System Requirements


	Introduction to The National Guard Get to know all the ins-and-outs of the National Guard such as its organization, missions, support services, and its customs and courtesies. See if you have what it takes to climb the “chain of command.”
	History of the National Guard Discover how the National Guard helped shape our country, and learn all about the past and current missions of the Army and Air National Guard throughout the past four centuries.
	Conflict Management & Resolution This course explores the management of conflict, focusing on communication, listening skills, problem solving and conflict management for resolution.
	Effective Leadership This course provides instruction on leadership traits from the perspective of the group and the leader. It covers leadership styles and problem solving techniques essential for effective leadership.
	Stress Management This course covers the definition, causes, symptoms, and effects of stress. Discusses methods of controlling, eliminating and properly utilizing stress. Discusses ways to evaluate their own time management.
	Resources Around You This course provides an overview of networking with guard and community resources.
	Deployment And Reunion This course examines the effects of deployment and reunion on Guard Members and their families.
	Family Finances In this course, you will learn how to manage your personal finances and plan for future needs. You will also learn how to get out of debt and live within your financial means.
	Family Readiness Groups This course covers how to establish, conduct, and maintain a Family Readiness Group and also discusses the group’s relationship with the parent organization or unit.
	Introduction To Guard Family Action Plan This course provides an introduction to the Guard Family Action Plan. Topics include the history of GFAP, issue submission, the Action Plan process, and issue reporting.

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