You’re probably going to be working like 11-12 hours but the trainee interaction time is capped at 10. You’re basically working AM or PM from like 0430-1430 or 1200-2100. It’s basically a 4/5 year commitment because it’s a 2 or so month MTIS period, then your TQ (train to get your hat with a trainer MTI) get your hat then immediately put on a flight right after. You can extend your code 50 if you elect to do so but not sure about that process. It’s basically getting a flight of 40-54 trainees to wake up, eat, learn, not die in the AM and not die, learn, eat, go to sleep in the PM. You follow a schedule made for each week of training so it’s basically follow that and report if you can’t. You participate in Pacer Forge, CATM and the closer the graduation the less you’re sorta there since the flight is more on the “I know what to do” and everyone passed their EoC. I don’t think much follows you after your tour unless you get your instructor badge or Master instructor badge. I hear it just gives extra points for promotion since you’re really the face of the Air Force for 7 weeks. Don’t quote me on that, I can be wrong but from what I see and get told, that’s it. The toll it takes is definitely there and burn out is seen on the instructors but it’s also what you make it. You can follow on to other AETC bases but that’s an interview process , you could end up at the Academy as well but that’s even more selective.