What is the relationship between TTL and proficiency standards?

What is the relationship between TTL and proficiency standards?

• A. The TTL defines the tasks, conditions, and standards; proficiency standards are the performance criteria used to judge task mastery.
• B. Proficiency standards drive the TTL but TTL has no defined standards.
• C. TTL and proficiency standards are unrelated.
• D. Proficiency standards replace the TTL.

Answer: (A)

The Training Task List (TTL) defines what must be trained and assessed, including the tasks, the conditions under which they’re performed, and the standards for completion. Proficiency standards are the specific performance criteria used to judge whether a task is mastered. In practice, you design training and evaluation around the TTL’s tasks and conditions, then apply the proficiency standards to determine if the trainee has achieved mastery. The two work together: TTL provides the scope and context; proficiency standards provide the measure of success.

The Training Task List (TTL) defines what must be trained and assessed, including the tasks, the conditions under which they’re performed, and the standards for completion. Proficiency standards are the specific performance criteria used to judge whether a task is mastered. In practice, you design training and evaluation around the TTL’s tasks and conditions, then apply the proficiency standards to determine if the trainee has achieved mastery. The two work together: TTL provides the scope and context; proficiency standards provide the measure of success.