Basic training is a 24 hour a day, seven days a week program. Therefore, you could not be present at school, and have no time for high school classes. If you pass basic training, you then work for the military, and have a full time job.
While a high school diploma is not required in order to be recruited into the military, pay is directly proportional to rank, and rank is based on skill, knowledge, ability, commitment and discipline. Education proves discipline, and therefore an education is an asset.
With that said, you could join the ROTC at your local high school, which would be beneficial once you sign up, and will also provide you with realistic learning.
Yes. You are in the custody of the US government and they will provide your meals and housing while in basic training.
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Yes, while in high school after you're junior year you may go to basic and then come back to finish your senior year. Then it is back to the military for AIT.
No, RN Training should not take that long. It depends on whether you already have a bachelors degree. If you don't, you can add a nursing degree in two years. Nurses are in high demand so often you can finish school while working.
No, Fort Gordon is not a Basic Training Center. It primarily serves as a training facility for electronic warfare, signal operations, and cyber operations for the U.S. Army. While it provides advanced individual training and specialized courses, basic training for new recruits typically occurs at other locations, such as Fort Benning or Fort Jackson.
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Nearly all programs require a diploma or high school equivalency prior to starting classes. Finish your GED first and you should be good to go.
Most certainly. You will need to have somebody take care of your child while you are away at Basic Military Training and Technical School. So make sure you have everything in line before hand, get with your local recruiter and they'll be able to help you square away your affairs.
yes . yes you can at a trade school.You can volunteer.
Electrical training courses may be added to the curriculum. It varies from school to school. Electrical training can help with many plumbing jobs though.
JROTC stands for Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps. It is a program designed to develop character and leadership skills in high school students, while providing basic military training and exposure to the values of citizenship, service, and responsibility.
no only after service with honorable discharge