Which program focuses on continuing education for Soldiers?

• A. Army Continuing Education Program (ACES)
• B. Army Family Advocacy Program (FAP)
• C. Army Safety Program
• D. Sexual Harassment/Assualt Response and Prevention (SHARP)

Answer: (A)

Continuing education for Soldiers is provided by the Army Continuing Education Program (ACES). This program creates pathways for Soldiers to take college courses, earn certificates or degrees, and pursue credentialing while they are in service, often coordinating on-base education services, counseling, and access to tuition assistance and testing options. It specifically targets academic development and credentialing during Army service, supporting readiness and lifelong learning. The other programs address different needs: Family Advocacy focuses on family welfare and advocacy, the Army Safety Program aims to prevent injuries and improve workplace safety, and SHARP concentrates on preventing and responding to sexual harassment and assault. Because ACES is the option that centers on education and credentials for Soldiers, it is the best fit.