In this website STUDENTS
will learn about:
- The
military system
- Types
of service
- Boot
camp by service
- Enlisted
VS Officer
- Enlistment
requirements
- Enlistment
process
- Becoming
a Military Officer
- Pay
- Benefits
- Reason
to consider the military
- Why
should you contact a recruiter?
Additionally, PARENTS will
find information about:
- Why
the military?
- What
are the requirements to join?
- What
job opportunities are available for my child?
- I
want my child to go to college, can she/he do both?
- What
is the difference between enlisted and officer?
- Can
my child serve part-time? What service options are available?
- What
if my child wants to enter the military as an officer?
- What
can we do to prepare during high school?
- Can
my child join before high school graduation?
- What
kinds of questions should I ask a recruiter?
-
Support
for parents and their children: parents’ stories, list of groups to help
support parents and their children.
In this website, students will be able to browse careers and
learn about Military Hot Jobs. There are 2 options:
1.
GUIDED EXPLORATION: a quick way to find the careers that best suit you. Students must
answer some questions based on their professional preferences, and they will
obtain a list of careers recommended for them. In each career recommended
students can learn about:
· The purpose.
· The skills and interests you need.
· What workers do in this job.
· Training provided.
· Work environment.
· The branches of the military where
you can find this job.
· Related careers in the military and
civilian life.
2.
ADVANCED SEARCH: to search careers by branch, rank, career cluster, interest, career path
and job family. They can be sort by skills importance (Math, verbal, Science/Technology).
In each career found students can
learn about:
· The purpose.
· The skills and interests you need.
· What workers do in this job.
· Training provided.
· Work environment.
· The branches of the military where
you can find this job.
· Related careers in the military and
civilian life.
Finally, students can explore featured profiles where youth
who work for the military tell about their lives.
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