Who is responsible for completing the Graduate Assessment Survey (GAS)?

The responsibility of completing the Graduate Assessment Survey (GAS) falls to the supervisor, as they are directly involved in the monitoring of the graduate's performance and integration into their role after training. Supervisors have a comprehensive understanding of the graduate's competencies and areas that need improvement, making them well-suited to provide accurate and constructive feedback through the GAS. This process is important for assessing the effectiveness of training programs and ensuring that graduates are equipped with the skills necessary for their positions.

In contrast, other roles such as the unit commander or training manager, while influential in the overall training program and oversight, do not have the specific day-to-day insights into the graduate's immediate performance that a supervisor typically possesses. The staff sergeant may also have interactions with the graduate but generally does not hold primary responsibility for the completion of the GAS. Thus, the supervisor's role is crucial for gathering the necessary information to effectively evaluate the graduates' readiness and performance.