Which sources should you review to prepare for SKT?

• A. Review your specialty training materials, manuals, standard operating procedures, and common tasks.
• B. Use only your last performance review to study.
• C. Focus exclusively on general Air Force knowledge not related to your AFSC.
• D. Rely on informal social media posts about SKT.

Answer: (A)

Focusing your study on AFSC-specific sources is the best approach for the Skill Knowledge Test. The test is designed to assess the knowledge and procedures you actually use in your duties, so you should study materials that reflect your exact tasks: your specialty training materials, the manuals that describe how things are done, the standard operating procedures you follow, and the common tasks you perform regularly. This alignment ensures you’re learning the information the test draws from and helps you apply policy and practice to real situations.

Relying only on a last performance review won’t cover the full range of current procedures, and focusing on general Air Force knowledge not tied to your AFSC won’t prepare you for job-specific questions. Informal social media posts about SKT aren’t authoritative and can contain outdated or inaccurate information.