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After several years of serving your country you are now officially out of the Army, now what? First and foremost give yourself a huge pat on the back, as you should be commended for serving and protecting this great country. Next you need to decide what to do with the rest of your life. Continue reading Adjusting From Military Life to Civilian Life Are you an active-duty military spouse with an existing MyCAA account? You are lucky, because now you can take advantage of the Department of Defense’s (DoD) decision to reinstate MyCAA funds, but only to existing MyCAA accounts. Continue reading Mycaa Account: How Military Spouses Can Choose A Career Path Today’s military is not only a powerful organization protecting the world and the country, it is a great way to obtain an impressive education as well as on the job experience. This experience is very important when the soldier leaves the service and enters the private sector because it gives them a leg up on the competition. Are you an active-duty military spouse that had to put their education on hold after losing your MyCAA funds? On March 13, 2010, the Department of Defense (DoD) made a very special announcement concerning MyCAA military spouse accounts – funds will be reinstated for accounts that are currently open. Continue reading Mycaa Military Spouse Accounts – Funds Reinstated! The United States military includes branches for the Marines, Army and Air Force to name a few of the most popular sub-divisions. Each branch of the military uses its own ranking system to separate individuals of higher authorities, assigned tasks and pay grades. In order to reference individuals within military ranks, 3 sub-categories help organize authority levels within each branch. The following lists the sub-categories in order from lowest in the chain of authority to highest in the chain of authority: enlisted personnel, warrant officers and commissioned officers. I’ll be turning 18 next August and I’m pregnant right now. I was thinking of joining the Air Force sometime next year so I can have some sort of stable career to care for my child. I was thinking about joining in a career of information systems. Do you have any advice? Can you see yourself serving your Queen and country? Do you have the dedication to undergo a gruelling training regime to fulfil this desire? If so jobs in the military could be for you. Whether it is the navy, air force, army or the ministry of defence military jobs are rewarding and give you the knowledge that you are doing to protect your home nation. Could you handle this responsibility? Continue reading Qualities That Candidates For Military Jobs Should Possess Transition Job Portal’s benefits. See what it can offer you and your family. This article provides information about Operation Career Military Transition Job Portal. It provides information that clearly defines what Operation Career Military Transition Job Portal is all about. Continue reading Operation Career Military Transition Job Portal – What It Offers My brother Jim served in the U.S. Army for 17 years. Today, he works for the Department of Homeland Security, training first responders for emergencies. That sounds like a natural transition, but between those two jobs, Jim spent about a decade years in private business, where his boss couldn’t tell AWACS from ASVAB. He had to learn to translate his military experience into the language that civilian employers could understand. Continue reading Relate Military Experience to the Business World As a part of the United States military you have a lot of options at hand for furthering your education. Earning you degree not only gives you skills that you will need during your military career, but also allows the transition from a soldier to a civilian much easier. It’s no secret that the military lifestyle is not flexible. Therefore, getting your degree while you serve your country could be extremely hard without the right tools in place. Issues like books, tuition, housing and food aren’t as much of a worry for you because you get a lot of these items free of charge. However, one factor that discourages a lot of military personnel is the time that it may take to complete college level courses. CLEP, the College Level Examination Program, is a great way for the people in the military to further their education for free. CLEP tests are free for people in the military and allow them to start their degree sooner and finish it faster. Continue reading Clep Helps Military Personnel Get A Degree Faster |
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