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Protect Your Country and Put Your Dream to Work for the U.S. Military

February 24, 2010 By admin

Unfortunately, the need for qualified and experienced correctional officers is great. Jails and prisons all over the country are actively recruiting qualified professionals to tend to the needs of inmates and protect the public. But, did you know that most correctional officers have at least a Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice?  Well, believe it or not, you can land a job as a correctional officer without a degree or any previous experience. Want to learn how? Click here.


Get Paid to Learn


In the Navy and National Guard, earning your degree is a benefit. That’s right. You can earn a Bachelor’s or a Master’s degree in criminal justice, for free. Not only that, but you will earn a competitive wage while you learn. And that’s not all. You will have access to a great health benefits package, free room and board, and a bevy of other unparalleled benefits including a duty free base exchange where you can purchase a variety of tax free goods.


You are even guaranteed a raise after you graduate and throughout your career. After graduation, you will enjoy working in a variety of locations, foreign and domestic, working in jails and prisons all over the globe. Your experience can even begin building college credits toward earning a degree. To find out how to take advantage of this exciting opportunity, click here.


Investing in Your Future


A career as a corrections officer with the U.S. Military not only offers you great benefits while you are enlisted, but gives you an edge over the civilian competition after you leave. You can develop your skills and advance your education so that you are prepared to take higher level positions within any correctional facility in the country  Your vast organizational and interpersonal skills coupled with the leadership, discipline and teamwork skills you learn in the military make you a valuable addition to any organization, so you if you are ready to embark on your military career, click here to find out more.


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Filed Under: Navy, Top News, Updates, US Military Tagged With: national guard, Navy, US Navy

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