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Women in the Navy and Training

April 11, 2011 By admin

Are you a woman interested in joining the Navy? If so, you should know that there is a lot of training involved. You do not simply join the Navy and learn along the way. Instead, you will go through extensive training to get you ready to protect your country. Along with this, you will dive into the finer details of the career path that you choose.

To learn more about the Navy, including training, click here to request free information.

It is safe to say you have a few questions on your mind regarding training and career selection. Some of the more common questions are detailed below:

Can I request to be part of a certain field in the Navy?

Most definitely. In fact, this is one of the biggest benefits of joining the Navy. You can request career placement to ensure that you are working a job that you will enjoy. From computers to electronics and engineering, there are more than 60 career fields to choose from. Find a career you are qualified for and interested in, and go from there.

What if I go through my training and find that I don?t like my job?

While the Navy does allow you to change positions, this is far from guaranteed. For this reason, do your best to learn as much as possible about each career before making a decision. Before you ever enter training you should choose a job that you are interested in. This way your training is not wasted.

Is there anybody who can help me find a job?

Some women want to join the Navy, but have no clue what position is best for them. In this case, you should contact a recruiter to discuss this problem as well as anything else that is on your mind. With so many career fields you should be able to easily find a job that suits you ? let a recruiter help.

Does the Navy train me if I want to follow a specific career path but don?t have experience?

The short answer is yes. As long as you meet the entry level guidelines and have a strong interest in the career the Navy will take care of the training.

Joining the Navy as a woman is a great idea. You will receive the necessary training to get involved with the career of your choice.

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