transfer Into a new AFSC 

Note: Step 1 and 2 are pretty interchangeable

Step 1. Check vacancies. 

• If there is a different job you're interest in, contact me at jeffrey.sprick.2@us.af.mil 

• I can often find out if we are expecting any other openings in that specific AFSC. 

Step 2. Talk with your chain of command about your goals and intention. 

• Your Commander can say no to a career change request. 

• This may occur for a variety of reasons. Getting their approval on the front end of the process is VERY critical. 

Step 3. Verify your ASVAB qualifications meet the standards for the job.  

• You can find your ASVAB scores on your Career Data Brief. 

• Once you know your ASVAB scores, check to see if you're eligible for the new jobs you're interested in.

• ASVAB Scores for AFSCs.

• Lastly, you can also see if the new job you're interested in has a Re-Class Bonus here.

Step 4. If your chain of command supports the move, set up a career tour or a phone call with the new job.

• This may mean connecting with ROM jeffrey.sprick.2@us.af.mil to get contact info

• or you can walk over to the job and schedule time with them that way. 

• In this step you'll want to check your assumptions at the door. 

• Ask the gaining unit clarifying questions, such as report time, end time, what does the job entail, what is a typical duty day, are there promotion opportunities, how often is there a deployment, etc...

• The gaining unit will also, at this time, have the opportunity to clarify their expectations for you, if you were to join the team. 

• The Gaining Commander can deny your request to re-class.

Step 5. Once you find the new job, check in with me to let me know if you have other questions about the job.

• We'll also review your incentive file to see impact to any current incentives you are in. 

• Additionally, I'll ask that you have verified commander support from both the Losing and Gaining in this step. 

• If everything checks out and you want to transfer jobs, I'll start working your Career Change Worksheet.

Re-test your ASVAB

• If you are a 133AW Wing Member who needs to retest, you can contact the FDO office 612-713-2038 or 612-713-2024.

• If you are a recruit who wants to retest, contact your recruiter. Recruiting Team .