Training Into A Different Career Field

Serving the United States Military comes with many responsibilities as well as pressure and accountability. However, the military isn’t for everyone, but it offers so much for those who serve. One thing that must be known and dealt with is that this career could be a life threatening one, and there are many obstacles one must go through beforehand.

I have had much academic and practical training which is relevant to this position. I have recently graduated from the Fort Still Noncommissioned Officer Academy, where I took the WLC (Warrior Leader Course). Upon completion, I was awarded the NCO

Military Specific proved to be the number one job family on my evaluation so I considered that it may contain something I would find interesting. I don’t like change in my environment and I get easily scared so when I first saw this it arrived as a huge shack to me. I did not think this would appeal to me in the slightest and for the most part I was correct. The only career I thought sounded remotely good was Command and Control Center Officers. I like the idea of managing others as well as using technology to help detect things; I saw this job as one of the less dangerous ones which is good because I could never stand in the permanent line of danger for most of my life. Unfortunately I became upset to learn the lack of demand for this position, even though the pay was amazing there is really too much competition to obtain this jobs so again I abandoned

One of your primary goals is to become more proficient within the 3D0X2 Cyber System Operations environment. The changing Command, Control, Communications, Computer and Intelligence (C4I) environment demands that your skills be adaptable to different situations/environments. Another goal you have discussed with me is obtaining your degree in Computer Information Systems and Security. As you know, education is not only important for your professional development, but for life after the Air Force. A degree in Computer Information Systems and Security will open a lot of opportunities when you decide to retire. I encourage you to take full advantage of Tuition Assistance in order to satisfy the remaining courses; however, please find a healthy balance of school and work. Lastly, one of your aspirations is to become an officer. I think you have great potential to become an officer and have my full support. There are many Enlisted Commissioning Programs that will assist you in accomplishing your objective such as Air Force Officer Training School (OTS) and Scholarships for Outstanding Airman to ROTC

Your Cognitive Behavior/Indicator Preference is that of a Strong Adaptor. As a Strong Adaptor, you prefer to work within structure to challenge, adjust, or improve already established rules, procedures, and practices. You are uncomfortable with “outside the box” thinking, preferring to work within an already established system to influence your creativity. As a strong adaptor, you like to remind others of the “why” things are the way they are and you clarify rules to bring general agreement to a group or team.

I’m Edwin and I am currently a Communications Officer in the United States Marine Corps. I have held various positions in the Marines ranging from a Satellite Platoon Commander to Command Information Assurance Officer. Presently, I am serving as an assistant Operations Officer managing various IT projects that relate to Training and Education. I earned a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from North Carolina State University in 2010 and worked at Cisco Systems as a Technical Support Engineer prior to joining the military.

My passion for coding is still there, but I’ve grown a passion for learning about network security’s and how they work is very intriguing to me. Just watching shows with some cyber-attacks creates the interest in me. I would really love to learn about any security studies there is. I would love to work for the CIA or even for the military. I’m currently a junior at The University of Texas at El Paso my current major

In short in the past i have been offered some big opportunities and took them. Some people these days lake the courage to take the opportunities when they are present. Also I’m looking into the army as well as being a part of network security. I want to go this way because in sophomore year i took a class that opened the door to my passion for computers. Finally i will show respect to any and all to make there day just a little bit brighter. So i ask you do you think I’m good enough for this

An open-minded individual who is seeking a new challenging career after many years of being in Aeronautical profession. I am a hardworking individual who strives to achieve the best in all areas I oversee. I am always eager to learn new skills and advance my professional knowledge. As this is a major career change I have completed a training course Army Aviation Safety Officer, and I am eager to build upon my knowledge and continue to learn within this sector. As a self-motivated individual, I am determined to follow my dream within this new industry of becoming Planetary Protection Officer.

Hello, I'm Anthony and I'm a junior at UWF this year. My major is in Cybersecurity, and I'm taking this course not only as an elective, but as an opportunity to learn more about the American Justice System. In the future, I'd really like to join the United States Military in any cyber-related field, but I'm not sure which branch yet. I'm looking forward to this

Despite being a soccer player and casual runner, I have rather abysmal balance. Consequently, I find myself in the ER more than I would like for my less than graceful coordination. Nonetheless, there is one thing I find in common no matter what hospital, ER, or health care center I go to: the sincerity and diligence of the nurses working there. My high school career has tailored my interest and helped me find my path through learning about the healthcare field and admiring the dedication and hard work nurses take to get there. Currently, I am taking EMT I/II which empowers me to learn about a topic I love while becoming a certified EMT. But college is not only about achieving one’s career.

I used the Air Force’s Palace Front program to seamlessly transition from the Air Force Active Duty Component to the Air Force Arkansas Air National Guard where I was selected for a position as a Cyber Systems Operations member with the 123rd Intelligence Squadron Communication Support Flight. I was sent to Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi Mississippi where I learned the fundamentals of being an IT professional. Upon return from my training I was granted a Top Secret SCI Security Clearance and activated to full-time orders as a networks systems administrator and desktop support technician. Eventually the 123rd ISS later became the 188th Intelligence Support Squadron. The transition opened up an opportunity for me to assist with the movement and installation of Top Secret SCI computer and computer network equipment from Little Rock AFB to Ebbing Air National Guard Base in Fort Smith Arkansas. During this time my ANG unit provided me the opportunity to work with Homeland Security in Texas where I was a supervisor responsible for maintaining network and computer systems used in anti-illegal immigration and narcotics smuggling operations. During the early years of working with the Arkansas Air National Guard I acquired my Associates Degree in Information Systems Technology and later acquired a

Second chances in life are rare, yet I was given the opportunity not so long ago. For me it all started on the last day of high school. I was about to embark on a new journey away from home, as most kids my age were. For most of my colleagues, they were heading to college. Others were heading straight into the work force. A select few, including myself, were heading to the military. In the military I grew up fast and soon found myself completing my four years of service in no time. I was left without job and not a clear sense of direction of where I wanted my life to end up. Within my state of limbo, I realized I had been given a second chance to start over, as if life hit a reset button. This left me in a situation comparable to when I originally graduated high school, but was given a chance to choose a different job. I decided to transition into a new career in nursing.

As a child, I grew up enjoying mathematics and science; this led to my dream of becoming an Information Security Analyst by majoring in Computer Engineering in college. I chose this profession because over the past couple of years, the world has become more dependent on technology, which means that there is more technology that needs to be developed and better network security will need to be implanted to meet the progressing world’s standards. By being in this profession, there will always be job opportunities in small and large companies because networks, computers, cell phones and many other gadgets are prone to being compromised. For example, Boeing is a prestigious, global company that is one of the leading manufacturers of cyber security that offers several internship and job opportunities to undergraduates and graduates. Future graduates will be able to learn reliable information on what they need to become an information security analyst because an intensive amount of time was taken to research and find credible sources.

Training is something that every company is familiar with, which usually takes place when an employee joins the organization. Some companies tend to have more extensive training while others lack depth due to a lack of skills in the realm of training. Either way, training is not uncommon to have with an organization. In the case study, Jim had applied for a new position in his company as a backhoe/front-end-loader. Even though Jim has never operated a back hoe before he applied for the position and much to his surprise landed the job. On Jim’s first day, his training consisted of learning how to check the hydraulic fluid and was told that the machines are fool proof. Although that may be the case, Jim still was lacking with how to