Career questions tagged military
Military members serve their country with pride and distinction while earning a salary and gaining valuable skills. From an intelligence analyst, pilot, engineer, and many more. There are also education benefits for a servicemember who honorably completes fou... Read more Show less
If I decided to go into the Air Force for Nursing how much/ how long would it take to become a Registered Nurse ?
I'm a junior in high school graduating as a CNA (Certified Nursing assistant). I am interested in going into the air force for a cheaper college. However I'm not sure how long it takes to get to that position.
How do I become an air force aircraft mechanic in the military?
I want to work on jets and all different types of airplanes, I want to know everything about an air force aircraft mechanic while I'm still young.
As a high school student, how do I know if the military is the right path for me or college.?
i am 15 years old and am currently a sophomore. i been in jrotc and band but i am yet still indecisive on the path i should choose for when i graduate from high school
I want to get my pilots license but I have NO IDEA how?
Okay, so my goal is to either attend an Air Force Academy or join an ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps) through a 4-year University. I am currently a Junior (11th grade) in High School and I want to get my pilot license in the summer of 2025. I know what the requirements are for an FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) private pilot certificate: 1. 17 years of age 2. Fluency in English 3. Hold at least a third-class medical certificate from an Aviation Medical Examiner 4. 40 hours of total flight time (20 with an instructor/10 solo/specific types of training such as flight maneuvers, navigation, cross-country flights, and night flying) 5. Ground School completion through an FAA-approved school 6. Pass the FAA Private Pilot Written Exam (70% or higher to pass) 7. Pass the Checkride (An oral exam and flight test conducted by an FAA-designated pilot examiner) However, I do not know how or where to find a flight school, ground school, or flight instructor that is affordable for a 17-year-old teenager from a low-income family working several part-time jobs already.
I want a fulfilling career. I know that this can look different for every individual but I would like a job that is "bigger than myself". I want to contribute something to the world; it doesn't have to be major like curing some disease, just something that offers MORE. I know I won't be content working a monotonous office job, but I don’t know how to search for jobs like this. I'd like to keep busy, always have something to aim for, I don't want to be stagnent in life. I know this is a difficult question but any advice would be greatly appreciated🙏
Any advice
How can I get myself prepared for mcmap ?
I am in 8th grade and have always wanted to join the military till a while ago I heard about mcmap I am thinking once I finish high school I want to join but I want to know how to get myself prepared.
