How often should you review your AFSC-specific tasks for SKT prep?

• A. Only once a year.
• B. Regularly, as part of ongoing professional development and job tasks.
• C. Never.
• D. Only during promotions.

Answer: (B)

Regular, ongoing review of AFSC-specific tasks keeps you current with how you actually perform duties and what knowledge those duties require. For SKT prep, the test targets up-to-date, practical knowledge tied to your specialty, and those requirements can change with upgrades, new procedures, or updated references. By weaving review into professional development and daily tasks, you build familiarity with the standards you’re measured against, and you can spot changes early, adjust training plans, and maintain proficiency. If you only review once a year, you risk missing recent changes; never reviewing leaves you out of date; reviewing only during promotions doesn’t reflect day-to-day work and can leave gaps. So the best approach is to review regularly as part of ongoing development and job tasks.