Military Resources
Military Specialist
careers are available in the
general categories listed below
for qualified individuals with a
high school education. Starting
salary is $16,164 with free room
and board, enlistment bonus, and
full medical benefits. Pay and
benefit information can be found
at
www.todaysmilitary.com.
Specific job information is
located at the following
links:
Air Force,
Air Force Reserve,
Air National Guard,
Army,
Army National Guard,
Army Reserve,
Coast Guard/CG Reserve,
Marine Corps,
Marine Corps Reserve,
Navy,
Navy Reserve.
Military Officer
careers are open to individuals who take college level ROTC and
complete a four-year degree, or for those who graduate from one of
the Service Academies. Starting salary is $34,000 with full medical
benefits. ROTC, scholarship and academy information can be found at
these links:
Air Force ROTC,
Army ROTC,
Navy ROTC,
Coast Guard Academy,
Air Force Academy,
Military Academy,
Naval Academy.
Administrative Support
focuses on support
activities dealing with
personnel, administration,
finance, information,
supply, and religious
services.
Arts and Media
covers the administration,
communication and
supervision of affairs for
both military and civilian
audiences. Specialties
include public affairs,
broadcast technicians,
graphic designers,
translators, journalists and
musicians.
Combat
involves reconnaissance,
security and other aspects
of both offensive and
defensive combat situations.
Jobs include artillery
specialists, infantry,
special operations, tank
crew and aviation.
Computers and Technology
includes technical and
informational support for a
variety of areas such as
computers, communications,
environmental health,
intelligence, and unmanned
vehicle operations.
Engineering
focuses on every
aspect of construction,
including electrical,
carpentry, masonry and
plumbing, as well as heavy
equipment operation and
supervising construction
engineering.
Legal and Law Enforcement
involves keeping people and
property safe. Duties
include paralegal,
firefighters, military
police, criminal
investigators, security and
emergency specialists.
Mechanics
concerns keeping vehicles
and machines in proper
running order.
Assignments range from
heating and cooling
mechanics to vehicle
mechanics who service
aircraft, wheeled and
tracked vehicles, heavy
equipment and watercraft.
Medical consists of jobs in medical,
dental and veterinary
fields. Positions
cover a variety of
responsibilities throughout
the military health care
field, from clinical
settings to point of injury.
Transportation
involves the movement of
troops, equipment, supplies
and machinery.
Streamed video resources on
Military Career Pathways can
be found at
www.ed.sc.gov/ca
This handout can be found on
the South Carolina Career
Guidance Model at
www.ed.sc.gov/cgm
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JROTC Summit slide
presentation
click here for
PowerPoint
Presentation 2008 |
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MARCH 2 SUCCESS...US
Army Free student
On-Line,
Standardized Test
Preparation Course
Developed as a free,
no-obligation tool
to help high school
students improve
their performance on
standardized tests
by improving math,
science and English
skills
Developed for the
Army by e-learning
industry leaders,
Peterson's Inc and
Educational Options
Inc.
click here for the
complete PowerPoint
presentation of the
program (This
is a very large file
and will take a
moment for some
users to download -
If you
need to download a
free PowerPoint
Viewer,
click here.)
Army Ed Space
- This site provides
you with all you
want and need to
know about the Army
and its many
programs and
opportunities.
click here for Army
Ed Documents
(click here for more
info and video:
www.armyedspace.com)
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LIFE'S A JOURNEY,
Discover your
possibilities ... |
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GIVE AN HOUR -
GIVE HELP, GIVE HOPE
Give
an Hour (www.giveanhour.org)
is a nonprofit
501(c)(3), founded
in September 2005 by
Dr. Barbara Van
Dahlen, a
psychologist in the
Washington, D.C.,
area. The
organization’s
mission is to
develop national
networks of
volunteers capable
of responding to
both acute and
chronic conditions
that arise within
our society.
Currently, GAH is
dedicated to meeting
the mental health
needs of the troops
and families
affected by the
ongoing conflicts in
Iraq and
Afghanistan. Give an
Hour has providers
across the nation—in
all 50 states, the
District of
Columbia, and Puerto
Rico—and continues
to recruit volunteer
mental health
professionals to its
network. Mental
health professionals
interested in
joining Give an Hour
can complete an easy
on-line form at
www.giveanhour.org - -
also click here for
more info |
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NATIONAL GUARD -
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
IN THE COMMUNITY
We're called into
action during
storms, fires, and
earthquakes.
But did you know
that you can also
call on us to help
your students choose
a career path, apply
to college, and
prepare for the life
outside the
classroom? |
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