Where Airman become Leaders

The objective of the Airman Leadership School is to prepare Senior Airman to be professional, war fighting Airmen who can supervise and lead Air Force Work teams to support the employment of air, space, and cyberspace power.

The faculty employs a wide range of teaching techniques, including guided discussions, informal lectures, group discussion, multi-media presentations, scenarios, case studies, exercises, etc. The small-group format provides ample time for discussion and individual attention. Guest speakers and experts in specialized fields are regularly scheduled to address the class. Practical classroom exercises, outside reading homework and assignments are also part of the instructional program.

The Altus ALS is a CCAF affiliated and accredited institution. CCAF serves Air Force enlisted personnel by combining on- and off-duty education into associate degree programs. Military training and experience are converted into college credit hours and are applied toward an Associate in Applied Science degree in the member’s specific Air Force specialty. Currently, CCAF accredits 8 semester hours to each student after successful completion of ALS.