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Directed Job Skill Army Support Benefits

August 4, 2008 By admin

Back in the day a person would sign up to join the Army and they would be entering the service at face value, when they completed their enlistment in the Army they were done with the Army, but the Army was also done with them. The idea of post Army support programs were not something that even existed or that the United States Army took a part in. That has changed in many ways, the United Stated Army is a modernized force, and it now is often directly involved in assisting its Servicemembers with finding and obtaining post Army employment.

The Army has began a program or partnership with private firms and companies. This program is called the Partnership for Youth Success. This is a program that is now available for those people that enlist in the Army and it is available when they first enlist in the Army. The title of the program is called the PaYS program. This stands for the Partnership for Youth Success program. It is a program that is positive and supportive for both the US Army and for the Servicemember. It gives something to both the individual and to the Army. It is one that supports Army enlistment in several ways. When a person first decided that they want to join the Army they are able to visit the recruiter, who can give them a life of different large national companies that participate in the Youth Success Program. The candidate looks over the list of companies that provide post Army jobs, and then selected from a couple different choices of corporations or companies that they believe would be a good fit for themselves. After taking to the recruiter and to your parents, and other people, the recruiter tries to make the best decision possible for everyone involved. You work closely with the recruiter to try and obtain the best
army job possible.

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One you are matched up with a job specialty and guaranteed school and job course you will attend boot camp, and then later technical school. After you serve and complete your enlistment then you are setup a guaranteed interview with the company you select. Most types you will be able to serve the company in some form as a hired employee, which give you a lot of advantage over new hires often.

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