With thousands of jobs in hundreds of career fields, there are obviously numerous opportunities to seize and avenues to explore in the Services. However, with so many military jobs available to you, finding and obtaining the right one may seem a bit overwhelming at first. But the truth is, with the proper preparation and direction, the path to a successful and fulfilling career in the Military is a lot easier to realize. Here’s a look at four steps you should take into account when going through the enlistment process and considering job options:
- Step 1: Do not underestimate the importance of doing well on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test and in school
- Step 2: Recognize your interests and find relevant jobs in the Military
- Step 3: Consult with a recruiter
- Step 4: Consult with a military career counselor
Today’s Military is a great resource for students and parents to explore and gain valuable information on pursuing the military as a career. Please see the link below:
For more information on the ASVAB, please visit this link:
ASVAB Practice
Need some study materials/test prep for the ASVAB? Please use the links below to get help in preparing for the test:
Military Recruit Information
Marine Recruiter: SSgt Carla Krist, E-mail: carla.krist@marines.usmc.mil ; Information: http://www.marines.com/home
U.S. Army Recruiter: SFC Johnson Kenneth,
E-mail: kenneth.w.johnson267.mil@mail.mil ; Information: https://www.army.mil
SSgt Francy Gasan: francy.gasan.mil@mal.mil
U.S. Air Force Recruiter: 2nd Lt Juan Duque, E-mail: Juan.Duque@usafa.edu ; Information: https://www.airforce.com/how-to-join/connect
U.S. Coast Guard Information: http://www.gocoastguard.com/about-us/find-recruiter
Navy Recruiter:ABH2 Dion Sanders, E-mail: dion.m.sanders@navy.mil , ; Information: http://www.navy.com/
***Students please be sure to use a personal email when reaching out to our Military recruiters to ensure that they will receive and be able to respond to you