Which type of NETC training is typically not awarded an NEC?

Class D training is typically not awarded a Navy Enlisted Classification (NEC). This type of training focuses primarily on individual subjects or topics that do not culminate in the acquisition of a specialized skill set that would warrant an NEC. Class D courses are often one-time training events or refresher courses designed to enhance existing knowledge or competencies without leading to advanced qualifications or certifications.

In contrast, Class A and Class C courses are designed to provide foundational and advanced levels of training, respectively, and are more likely to result in the awarding of an NEC based on the specialized training and skills acquired. Class F training generally pertains to functional skills necessary for operational qualifications, which can also result in an NEC due to the competencies gained. Since Class D training does not align with the criteria that lead to the awarding of an NEC, it stands apart as a category focused on other educational functions.