Module 2 - OFA 1 Role Definition and the Six Core Behaviors

• 1.This module defines what is expected of an OFA 1 and gives the learner a clear map of the core responsibilities this curriculum develops in later modules.
• 2.An OFA 1 is not expected to own a workstream independently. The role is to contribute accurately, reliably, and professionally to work that is directed by a more senior OFA, supervisor, or mentor.
• 3.This module helps the learner understand both the boundaries of the role and the real importance of the work they are being trusted to support.

It also gives the learner a clear map of the six core behaviors this curriculum builds in full depth over the modules that follow.

• 1.Describe the scope and boundaries of the OFA 1 role.
• 2.Explain why working under guidance does not make the work less important.
• 3.Name and briefly describe the six core OFA 1 behaviors.
• 4.Identify the baseline artifacts an OFA 1 should be able to produce.
• 5.Explain where each core behavior is developed in later modules.