How To Unlock Every Class Training Path in Battlefield 6

The ability to access alternate Class Training Paths isn't available from the start; you must first prove your commitment to the battlefield.

The first major milestone is reaching Level 20. Only then do Class Assignments become available, which are the challenges necessary to unlock the secondary Training Path for each Class. These assignments require completing two sets of objectives per Class. While they aren't overly complex, they are definitely time-consuming, demanding extensive play and dedication to your preferred role.

Class Training Path Assignments Overview

A Deep Dive into Class Specializations

Once unlocked, each alternate path offers a radically different way to play your chosen Class, focusing on specialization over generalization.

Assault Class: The Point-Breaker

The Assault Class is the quintessential aggressor, designed to create breakthroughs in enemy defenses.

• Default: Breacher – This path is all about explosives and sustained aggression. Abilities like Extra Grenades and Unrelenting Reload (for certain weapons) are perfect for players who love to flank and clear rooms. Agile Shooter reduces movement penalties while firing, making you deadly when strafing.
• Alternate: Frontliner – Ideal for overwhelming the enemy. Adrenaline Rush grants spawning squadmates a brief buff, encouraging pushes. Quick Recovery significantly boosts health regeneration and overall healing. This path is focused on sustainability and momentum, making the user a durable centerpiece for any squad push.

Engineer Class: The Vehicle Master

The Engineer is the vital counter-force, keeping friendly vehicles healthy and devastating the enemy's armored units.

• Default: Anti-Armor – This is the tank hunter's choice. Extra Rockets and Launcher Proficiency maximize the frequency of heavy weapon use. Devastating Impact slows the enemy's repair rate after you hit them, guaranteeing a quicker kill.
• Alternate: Combat Engineer – A more balanced path focused on longevity and vehicle defense. Gadget Fortification permanently boosts friendly gadget health, and Overheat Control reduces heat buildup on all gadgets and vehicle weapons. Most importantly, Vehicle Regeneration allows vehicles to passively heal when they aren't under critical fire, making them incredibly resilient.

Recon Class: The Information Broker

The Recon Class is best utilized by players who prefer to operate at a distance, providing critical intelligence and executing high-value targets.

• Default: Sniper – Focused on the traditional marksman role. Confirmed Kill prevents headshot kills from being revived—a game-changing ability. Enhanced Perception and Target Acquired are all about maximizing enemy visibility for the entire team.
• Alternate: Spec Ops – Designed for highly mobile, stealthy players. Stealth Tactics drastically reduces movement sound while crouching or prone, allowing silent positioning. Gadget Awareness marks enemy equipment, turning the user into an invisible scout who disarms traps and avoids ambushes. Low Profile quickly clears the combat state, maximizing survivability after a brief engagement.

Support Class: The Team Lifeline

The Support Class is the game’s crucial lifeline, providing revives and resupply that directly impact the win-loss ratio.

• Default: Combat Medic – This path excels at battlefield retrieval and healing. Urgent Aid makes dragging and reviving downed teammates faster, reducing exposure time. Revive Recovery triggers passive healing upon a successful revive, increasing the survivability of both the medic and the revived player.
• Alternate: Fire Support – This path emphasizes stationary strength and resource management. Logistics Expert dramatically increases the ammo resupply rate. Explosives Resistant and Steady Aim offer defensive bonuses when proning or mounted, making the Support Class a formidable anchor in a fixed position, focused on suppressing fire and keeping the team’s guns running.

Choosing and unlocking the right Training Path ensures your presence on the battlefield is always optimized, no matter the map size or the intensity of the fight. Which Class will you master first?