Preparing Educational and Training Consultants (PECT-II) is the second in a series of three cumulative and sequential instructional systems designed to help a cadre of educators acquire process training and consulting skills. The PETC-II graduate should be capable of forming a temporary relationship with a small group or major subsystem of an educational organization to help it make progress toward its goals. The consultant helps by diagnosing the client's problems and providing assistance that will temporarily add or strengthen such functions as managing, planning and validation which allow the group to more adequately accomplish its immediate goals. Currently the PETC-II consultant is expected to help the client become more effective in jointly selected group processes. This report is a summary of the Field Test and Outcome Milestone Report for Preparing Educational Training Consultants: Consulting (PETC-II), prepared by the Improving Teaching Competencies Program (ITCP) of the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory (NWREL). It provides a summary of the results of five evaluation activities: (1) workshop evaluations, (2) consulting case studies, (3) internal summative reviews, (4) an alternative search, and (5) a survey of potential users. (Author/DEP)