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III .. I . ENTRY LEVEL--"I" CLASSES--Trainee or entry level professional classes are for incumbents that typically have appropriate specialized training with little or no job-related experi- ence. Positions in this class level typically receive general supervision from their supervisor, progressing to direction as experience accrues. The designation "I" is used for this class level. Positions within this class level may, within a short time period, perform a significant portion of the work assigned to the journey level class although they may not yet be prepared to perform the full range of work assigned to the journey level. Assignments are generally limited in scope and set within procedural framework established by higher level positions. They Derform the work under general supervision while learning tasks, including learning to supervise staff. As experience is acquired, however, the incumbent performs with increasing independence. . JOURNEY LEVEL--" II" CLASSES--Journey level professional classes pertain to positions that perform a full range of tasks and work under direct ion within a framework of estab- lished procedures. At this level, incumbents work with only occasional instruction or assistance. They may be expected to provide direct supervision to subordinate clerical or techni- cal staff and indirect supervision to other professional staff, however the primary focus of the class is performance of the work of the work unit. Work is normally reviewed only on completion and for overall results. The designation "IIIl is commonly used for this class level. . ADVANCED JOURNEY LEVEL--NSPECIALIST" CLASSES--The Ilspecialist" or advanced journey level classes recognize those positions that are responsible for coordinating an assigned area of responsibility as well as possess in-depth knowledge in a 7