blog #10

National Guard

                National Guard has both part time and full time opportunities but when enlisted. The government will give you money to go to college. You may have another job and still be a national guard because this job has you working inside the us mostly but you can be assigned outside of the country if it is necessary. This job has you work when there is disasters like tornadoes and floods and earthquakes or times of crisis. This job helps the people and protects the people from anything or anyone that are harming them. This job requires no degrees or certifications but when enlisted you may get degrees.

                There are many different pathways when being a national guard like- combat (infantry, artillery, armor, aviation, air defense), combat support (engineer, chemical, military police, signal, military intelligence, civil affairs), and combat service support (finance, public affairs, personnel, supply, maintenance, transportation) these pathways.

                       In the Air National Guard, career paths include those in administration, aircraft maintenance, communications, construction, engineering and other scientific and technical positions, health care, human services, media and public affairs, munitions, officer positions, other aviation, public service, space missions, and vehicle maintenance/transportation.

          I could be a national guard and like this job.

Train operators

There are set ranks among train operators. Workers typically start as laborers in the yard, then become brake persons, progress to conductors, and finally become train engineers.
A small number of colleges offer certificate and associate degree programs in railroad operations. Some programs train students for jobs as conductors or engineers, while others prepare them for entry-level positions. Although it is not necessary to complete a formal college program.