+1
I openly back this for reasons that have been brought to me not just by members of RANCOR command, but those participating battalion ARC's in the past. ARC has simply become a collection of a training. The current time table for ARC trainings is a minimum of 6 days, given the way the trainings are spread out clocking in at 4 hours and 30 minutes, and if you miss one training you will have to wait two weeks to obtain it.
With this new system, the ARC trainees will have 6 trainings to complete in a span after clearing selections, they do not have a time limit set on them and will not have to wait two weeks for another training to be held, they can reach out to the RANCOR member who can host them, and do it upon THEIR AVAILABILITY.
This not only makes the trainings more available for the people, but it shows commitment from those going for it, and will hopefully not burn people out of waiting two weeks for each training should they fail... These reforms seek to TRAIN ARC troopers rather than evaluate them and push them through with less structure.
(TLDR: Less time spent for trainings should you fail 1/3 normal ones now, you actually learn and retain information you will be tested on, and it alleviates pressures from both RANCOR and attending ARCT's, that is just how I see these changes)