An agent trainer, as the title suggests, is a Personnel worker in charge of training new recruits and agents in the skills needed to successfully perform missions. The length, quality, and even existence of the training can vary depending on which trainer a recruit is sent to; while some are content with just shoving a weapon in the agent's hand and sending them on their way, others are very thorough, and don't let recruits leave until they (the trainer, that is) personally believe they're ready. However, there's only so much time trainers can devote to a specific group of recruits, so the basic training isn't always enough; some trainers allow agents in need of it to come back for more training, but most agents either let experience teach them or pursue their own training in their off tim
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| - An agent trainer, as the title suggests, is a Personnel worker in charge of training new recruits and agents in the skills needed to successfully perform missions. The length, quality, and even existence of the training can vary depending on which trainer a recruit is sent to; while some are content with just shoving a weapon in the agent's hand and sending them on their way, others are very thorough, and don't let recruits leave until they (the trainer, that is) personally believe they're ready. However, there's only so much time trainers can devote to a specific group of recruits, so the basic training isn't always enough; some trainers allow agents in need of it to come back for more training, but most agents either let experience teach them or pursue their own training in their off tim
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| - An agent trainer, as the title suggests, is a Personnel worker in charge of training new recruits and agents in the skills needed to successfully perform missions. The length, quality, and even existence of the training can vary depending on which trainer a recruit is sent to; while some are content with just shoving a weapon in the agent's hand and sending them on their way, others are very thorough, and don't let recruits leave until they (the trainer, that is) personally believe they're ready. However, there's only so much time trainers can devote to a specific group of recruits, so the basic training isn't always enough; some trainers allow agents in need of it to come back for more training, but most agents either let experience teach them or pursue their own training in their off time.
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