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
how to get good at drawing(specifically digital) with no expierience and pls list courses i can do with their link?
pls list everything
How would a college athletic training career compare to a military AT career?
I'm looking at getting my graduate degree in AT, but still trying to see which direction I should go after. I would like to compare hours, responsibilities, clients, etc.
How did you balance being an Active Duty, non-traditional student, with the requirements of maintaining a high GPA for a technically challenging degree?
Pursuing mechanical engineering degree in 3 years. Will be active duty the whole time. Unsure what it’s going to be like to balance military, home life, and school.
What is the hardest part of college for Junior level classes and higher?
I am going in as a freshman to college, but with enough credits to be classified under junior-level courses. I will be doing Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Tech and will also be doing the cadet program. Any help would be greatly appreciated. #Spring25
What should I focus on if I want to get in a good school for science stream for 11th and 12th grade?
I'm not sure about my future at this point, I do well in school, but I'm confused on what I should start doing after my 10th...11 and 12 are confusing as well...I plan on taking up either a job related to the medical field or something that will keep me busy...I'm still in 9th grade but I'm very concerned and confused about my future..
What is some things you can gain from being in the military?
What is some things you can gain from being in the military? And what do special forces do?
High School Hustle: Juggling IBM Co-op, School,Air Force Ambitions, and Church Life
I'm currently a high school IBM co-op, and I have several interests that I hope will shape my future career. I'm really interested in joining the Military National Guard for the Air Force because I want to develop leadership skills and serve my community through service and technical training. At the same time, I work at my Greek Orthodox church's bookstore, where I learn a lot about community values and responsibility. With these diverse experiences, I'm curious about how I can blend my military ambitions with my academic and community commitments. What advice do you have for balancing these pursuits and using them to build a strong future career?
I'm 15 years old and I want to join the Army, what do I do?
What are the different job roles available? What does the enlistment process look like? What are the physical and educational requirements? I know that this is a lot of questions but I am very curious and interested... I don't think that an Army Recruiter would talk to a trans (FTM), shy, 15 year old high scholar... I'm just very scared of what my parents would think of me... and how long should I even do it for? I'm confused on what I want to do with myself... Any tips?
Has anyone been in the military, how is it like, My father said son things to me but I want to know more from other not just my father and his friends?
Hello dear professors, my name is Anock. I got accepted to Bundeswehr Command and Staff College in Hamburg. I am 19 and I am only going because my father was in the military. I don't know if it's the right place for me. I don't have my own CareerVillage account, but my little sister said I can get help here. Does anyone know anything about this college? I am not very good in technology because i always been physically involved with work. So i just want to hear what proffesors have to say.
how does this app help me become more successful when i get older in the military and with any other thing that i have to complete in life that is difficult and have to learn from the mistakes that we make ?
what can i do to get fit before going in the military and become wealthy
I need help with becoming a Dog Handler in the U.S. Army?
So when I'm done with Job Corps, I want to be a Dog Handler in the U.S. Army, when I'm in Job corps I will be working on my security certificate and passing the ASVB test.
I'm Maureen and I'm a junior in high school. I'm interested in aeronautical science and I would like to become a pilot. Is it best for me to go to an aviation school or go to college and earn a degree in aeronautical science with an emphasis in aviation instead?
I'm interested in aeronautical science and would like to become a pilot. Is it best to go to an aviation school or go to college and earn a degree in areonotics with emphasis in aviation?
How can I join soldier?
I am Daniel, I really have passion for military but don't know how to join.
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.