61. Careers - The Irish Defence Forces to the Croke Park a unique insight into the dayto-day activities and the exciting career prospects for young people in a modern military organisation, both at http://www.military.ie/careers/

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Skip Navigation Prepare to Search Execute a Campaign Job Listings ... Home The Riley Guide: Job Listings Government, Defense, May 2004 Opportunities with the US Federal Government The Defense Industry The resources listed here focus on U.S. government entities at the Federal, state, and local level and on the services of the U.S. Military and Coast Guard. Other governments are included in the International Resources under the appropriate country. You may also be interested in our . Please read this alert on Scams targeting those seeking jobs with the Federal Government. Opportunities with the US Federal Government Government Sources: Job Banks Other Sources: Job Leads More Sources for Your Search Government Sources: Job Banks USAJobs from OPM ...web page from the Office of Personnel Management with the official job listings for the Federal Government and the salary charts, resume info, etc. Very nice. Make this your first stop if you are looking for a job with the Federal Government. Almost everyone is required to post all open positions here, so it will save you a lot of time and effort. However, since many departments and agencies list openings on their own web sites, we have provided a short list of sources to help you locate and connect with these individual sites.

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Skip Navigation Prepare to Search Execute a Campaign Job Listings ... Home The Riley Guide: Job Listings Veterans and Transitioning Military Personnel June 2004 Information for Activated Reservists / Reassigned Military Personnel These are resources specifically set up to meet the needs or address the interests of military personnel. You are certainly not limited to these resources, but they may have ideas or topics which speak directly to you. We also have information on the U.S. Armed Forces. Marching To Your Next Career: A Veteran's Job Search Journal The New York State Dept of Labor designed this for recently separated veterans - those released within the last 48 months. "Whether you were released as a result of military downsizing or are retiring after a long and fruitful career in the Armed Forces, this journal contains information that will help you make the transition to civilian life. " Career Development ..."one of the leading Junior Military Officer placement companies in the United States." Based in Alexandria, VA, this group has been working since 1972 and has placed over 6000 former military officers in positions in over 600 companies across the US. There is no fee for applicants, and they do not even want you to work with them exclusively. They have a list of positions around the country which they are working to fill, and a profile of the ideal qualities for successful candidates. Career Command Post ....helps bring active duty military personnel and their spouses as well as veterans of the armed forces together with civilian employers. There is a wide variety of positions listed with annaul salaries ranging from $20,000 into six figures.

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71. The United States Army Home Page One’s missions. Perhaps not surprising, the brothers’ military careers have paralleled one another. Born on Sept. 1, 1977, to http://www.army.mil/

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73. CDC: Career Opportunities In The Military Career Development Center, Return to Job Career Sites. Job Career Sites military A great place to start your search on exploring a career in the military. http://www.rpi.edu/dept/cdc/student/careers/military.html

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To Java-empowered ALLSTAR Network Home Research For Teachers ... Admin/Tools partially funded by NASA, it is still a private site. Therefore, before using our materials in any form, electronic or otherwise, you need to ask permission. There are two ways to browse the site: (1) use the search button above to find specific materials using keywords; or, (2) go to specific headings like history principles or careers at specific levels above and click on the button. Teachers may go directly to the Teachers' Guide from the For Teachers button above or site browse as in (1) and (2). FAQ Military Careers THE ARMY THE AIR FORCE THE COAST GUARD THE MARINE CORPS ... THE NAVY At the end of this block of study, you should be able to: 6.16 Identify the primary mission of the military service. 6.17 Compare the military career fields with those found in the civilian job market. 6.18 Compare the military life-style with your projected career life-style. The branches of the military service are the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, and Marine Corps. Military service offers advantages such as achieving physical fitness, meaningful employment, economic security, education and training, job experience, and a variety of broadening experiences including travel, adventure, and friendships. The military also demands sacrifice, hardship, frequent separations from family, constant relocations, the requirement to be on call 24 hours a day, the structure of military discipline, and the inherent dangers of military operations. All of these liabilities are the price service people pay in exchange for the opportunities the military provides.

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Search Job Bank Post Resumé My Account For Employers ... Cornerstones Pick up a free copy of THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Magazine from your career services office, or subscribe here Careers In The Military: Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps The Army Twenty or so years ago the job market was competitive and tight at its best. Len and LaCarole began contemplating their career goals while dating in college. LaCarol's father, a retired senior Arm y Sergeant, offered her this advice, "Keep a duffle bag of options. The R.O.T.C. program is your opportunity to become an Army officer. You should go for it." She took his advice. Len had already joined the R.O.T.C. program. Both found that the professors of Military Science and other staff members were invaluable, comparable to those found at HBCUs. Both completed the R.O.T.C. program, thinking that a strategically, well thought out plan to use both their degrees and the R.O.T.C. program would eventually lead them to self-fulfilling and profitable lifestyles. Their years of service in the United States Army challenged them to adopt the highest standards and values under very adverse situations. Their military environment depended on teamwork and peer socialization that were far greater than those of most fraternities and sororities. In the Army, they received intense training, discipline, challenging assignments, comradeship, travel, responsibility, and were required to keep physically fit. The pressures to stay physically fit became a way of life. During their travels, both LaCarole and Len, now married, were able to stay together as a family, in assignments in Germany and "stateside." The Army supported their family orientation: Their children were born while they were on active duty.

76. For US They Serve: Careers In The Military For US They Serve careers in the military by Charles Boyd It is commitment to service that makes a successful military career. http://www.black-collegian.com/career/career-reports/military2002-2nd.shtml

Search Job Bank Post Resumé My Account For Employers ... Cornerstones Pick up a free copy of THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Magazine from your career services office, or subscribe here For US They Serve: Careers in the Military by Charles Boyd What do the NBA, NFL, and US military have in common? The quick answer is professionalism. Professionals to get the job done when called upon. Pros like Mike Anderson of the NFL Denver Broncos and David Robinson (right) of the NBA San Antonio Spurs started their professional sports careers after serving in the military. Anderson, a running back, was a Marine. Robinson, a center, was in the Navy. "There was a time I was fighting for freedom and not yards in the NFL," Anderson said, who served four years in the Marine Corps and was in Somalia and Kenya. "I'm very proud that the Marines are in the forefront. That's what we stand for to honor our country and fight for freedom." It is commitment to service that makes a successful military career. Commitment requires you to do the things "second stringers" don't want to do, aren't ready to do, and when called upon, can't do, Anderson said.

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Careers in Military Audiology If you're interested in an audiology career with... job diversity teaching opportunities excellent pay and benefits advanced education opportunities You'll find these things as a military audiologist. Professional opportunities hearing conservation (occupational and industrial audiology) medical/diagnostic dispensing/amplification rehabilitation research preventive medicine command and leadership teaching Salary and Compensation Military audiologists wear two hats; commissioned officer and audiologist. Most enter service at pay grade O-3. Salary varies with years of service and rank. For example: Time in Service Pay Grade Salary O-2 3 years O-3 4 years O-3 10 years O-4 20 years O-5 Add $2,000 if board certified Salary figures reflect average military compensation which combines basic pay, basic allowance for subsistence, housing allowance (based upon locale), and includes tax advantage from untaxed allowances. Source: Army Times, 3 July 2000. Also see the 2004 Monthly Basic Pay Table for all uniformed members (Adobe Acrobat format). Other Benefits medical coverage dental coverage low cost life insurance continuing education 30 days vacation 10 federal holidays post-masters educational opportunities world-wide assignment locations Educational Opportunities Clinical Fellowship CAOHC course director training with industry long term health education training (AuD, PhD, MPH)

78. The Role Model Project: Professional Women's Careers stand supporting nonviolence makes it impossible for The Role Model Project to do an objective and credible job of advocating military careers for girls. http://www.womenswork.org/girls/careers.html

Women's Professions Note that this is not going to be an exhaustive list, nor a limited catalogue of careers and descriptions. It is a "sampler" and is meant to give girls an idea of the breadth of their choices, encourage them to explore ideas that they may not have thought possible before, and offer ideas about how they could achieve their goals. You don't have to be special to find a career that you like just know that you can do it The categories below are general ideas. Many of them link to role models, real women currently working in those areas. The category names will take you there! Women Professionals! Want to add your career to the list? Please fill out our short (easy!) questionaire. Have feedback? Please let us know Want to see a random role model's career (You can get another one by hitting the "RELOAD" button. Some browsers work much better if you hold the SHIFT button down when hitting RELOAD.) Here are some career fields, represented in no particular order: Arts musician performance sculptor photographer Building Designers interior designer electrician heating/cooling engineer architect construction worker heavy machine operator Communications (including the Internet) multimedia developer public relations web designer Computer Sciences software designer programmer tech support technical writer systems administrator Crafts cabinet maker instrument maker printer Designers computer graphics firework maker/designer web sites Educators professors corporate trainers Engineering astronautical chemical industrial

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80. CareerVoyages.gov May 24, 2004, Career Voyages careers in the military, careers in the military, Printer imagePrinter friendly version. You can also check out military careers. http://www.careervoyages.gov/military.cfm

June 7, 2004 Career Voyages > Careers in the Military Careers in the Military Printer friendly version Is a career in the military for you? Your service in the military can result in success in the workplace. That's because a military veteran has a set of values, skills, and confidence that you simply can't get any other way. There are over 4,100 different jobs to choose, from health care to protective services. All kinds of skills are needed. These include many you might not expect! There's usually a job to match just about any skill or interest. The military offers many ways to help you further your education. You can earn college credit. You can attend college while in the service. You even may qualify for cash towards your tuition. The military has over 300 schools. Over half of their more than 10,000 courses certify for college credit. There are also a variety of tuition support programs. You can attend military colleges or service academies. Another way to help pay for college is through the Reserve Officer Training Program (ROTC) . There are ROTC programs offered by the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps. These programs help train future officers. ROTC offers scholarships based on merit. ROTC is available in over 1,000 colleges across the U.S. You can explore more about ROTC at

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