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Elias
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What happens after junior boot camp ?
I am 13 years old I have been in the junior marine boot camp program since 6th grade and I have finally finished boot camp so what do I do after I have done the basic mental and physical tests and after words I have not gotten a text from sargeant elenor
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Rashmi Nidhi
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Congratulations on completing the junior marine boot camp program! It's an impressive accomplishment at your age. If you've finished the basic mental and physical tests but haven't received further communication from Sergeant Eleanor or your program coordinator, here are some steps you can take:
Contact Your Program Coordinator: Reach out to your program coordinator or the person in charge of the junior marine boot camp program. They can provide you with information on what to expect next and answer any questions you may have.
Stay Patient: Sometimes, there may be delays in the communication process or in the organization of the next steps. Be patient and allow some time for them to get back to you.
Express Your Interest: Let them know that you're eager to continue your involvement in the program and inquire about what additional opportunities or activities might be available for you.
Continue Training: In the meantime, continue to maintain and improve your physical fitness, as well as any skills and knowledge you've gained during the boot camp program. This will help you stay prepared for future activities.
Network: Connect with fellow participants from the program and stay in touch. They may have information or insights about what's happening next.
Set Personal Goals: While you're waiting for further instructions, consider setting personal goals related to your participation in the program. Think about what you'd like to achieve and how you can continue to grow and develop within the program.
Explore Leadership Roles: If there are leadership opportunities within the program, express your interest in taking on responsibilities. Leadership roles can be a valuable way to demonstrate your commitment.
Contact Your Program Coordinator: Reach out to your program coordinator or the person in charge of the junior marine boot camp program. They can provide you with information on what to expect next and answer any questions you may have.
Stay Patient: Sometimes, there may be delays in the communication process or in the organization of the next steps. Be patient and allow some time for them to get back to you.
Express Your Interest: Let them know that you're eager to continue your involvement in the program and inquire about what additional opportunities or activities might be available for you.
Continue Training: In the meantime, continue to maintain and improve your physical fitness, as well as any skills and knowledge you've gained during the boot camp program. This will help you stay prepared for future activities.
Network: Connect with fellow participants from the program and stay in touch. They may have information or insights about what's happening next.
Set Personal Goals: While you're waiting for further instructions, consider setting personal goals related to your participation in the program. Think about what you'd like to achieve and how you can continue to grow and develop within the program.
Explore Leadership Roles: If there are leadership opportunities within the program, express your interest in taking on responsibilities. Leadership roles can be a valuable way to demonstrate your commitment.
Thanks, can't wait to put this advice into action!
Elias