What term is given to individuals who complete all aspects of the training?

The term "Qualified" refers to individuals who have successfully completed all aspects of their training and have met the necessary requirements set forth by their program or organization. This means they possess the skills, knowledge, and competencies essential for their role, such as those required for the position of a Naval Aircrewman – Mechanical. Being considered "Qualified" indicates readiness to perform duties independently and with proficiency, instilling confidence in their capabilities.

In contrast, being "Conditionally Qualified" suggests that while some requirements have been met, there are still conditions or additional training required before full qualification. "Unqualified" indicates that the individual has not met the necessary standards or training benchmarks. "Temporarily Qualified" suggests that the individual may have satisfied qualification for a limited time or under specific conditions but may not be fully qualified indefinitely. Therefore, "Qualified" is the appropriate designation for those who have passed all training and assessments.