Single Moms in the Military

I’ll be turning 18 next August and I’m pregnant right now. I was thinking of joining the Air Force sometime next year so I can have some sort of stable career to care for my child. I was thinking about joining in a career of information systems. Do you have any advice? Answer. You will need to check with a recruiter to make sure you meet all the requirements for enlistment, as you have many more hoops to jump through before you are accepted. Because you would be deployable at any time,... Read more »

A New Warfare Designation: “Explosive Ordinance Disposal Warfare Specialist”

Now approved is a new warfare designation called “Explosive Ordinance Disposal Warfare Specialist”, or EWS. That designation will replace the current EOD designation that appears after a sailor’s name. “We are trying to build a community here,” said CNO-designated Command Master Chief (EWS/SW) Anthony Santino, the top enlisted sailor in Naval Expeditionary Combat Command. The new EWS designator formalizes the EOD warfare qualification program that has been in place since... Read more »

Teach In China

Teaching English in China won’t get you rich, but it’s guaranteed to provide you with an exceptional opportunity to experience the Chinese culture, to travel, make friends, learn some Mandarin, and also provide you with a means to live abroad for an extended length of time. Interested? If you’re between the ages of 18 and 60, in relatively good health, flexible and adventurous, the prospects of landing a teaching job will be, in most cases, easier than you would think. Presently,... Read more »

Steps To Take The Coast Guard Aviation Program

The following are opinions from soldiers regarding the Coast Guard Aviation program: “My questions are kind of difficult. I’ve talked to many different recruiters, and retirees. My goal is to fly in the coast guard, I want to fly Jayhawks or dolphins prefibly, but I will really fly anything and work my way there. I am very interested in joining CSPI, but I am not sure if my school qualifies. I think the minority rate is close, and I hope it does.” “I planned on CSPI, OCS,... Read more »

Getting In The Navy With Only Your GED

Here is a third party opinion about getting into the navy: “I don’t have a high school diploma unfortunately, only a GED. I’ve attended college a year as well; I really want to join the Navy because I think it’ll help me become a better person in some ways. I’d like to signup and join ASAP. I’m also a thin guy, I haven’t really worked out in a while but I know I can do at least 30 proper pushups and am real flexible when it comes to the sit and reach, running... Read more »

What You Need To Do To Become A Navy Officer

Following is an interview with a recruit in the Navy: “The reserve recruiter told me that now more than ever, the navy reserve is like a weekend warrior for the working man. He said I would drill for 6 months locally on weekends, go to a 2 week boot camp, and then come back for more drilling and training on the weekends. He said the deployment possibility is low.” “He said this would be my way of helping out how I can, while maintaining my normal family life and career. Is this... Read more »

A Guide to the Finer Points of the Hostess and Cashier

Of all the restaurant careers, perhaps the position of a hostess is the most demanding. You have to be sharp on your people skills, appear immaculate, be good on the phone, communicate well with the restaurant staff, and of course do it all while being on your feet for the whole shift. You are typically the first and last person the customer meets, so it’s your impression that is most crucial in presenting the personality of your company. Being a hostess is great for a friendly person. The... Read more »

Starting a Hospitality Career

To start out on a realistic note, working as a professional in the hospitality industry is no easy living. You are going to work long hours around the clock. You will most likely work weekends and holidays, because that’s the busiest times. And, even though most people are at least pleasant, there are those guests who are so rude that they give the others a bad name. It takes an iron will to face all this and more. You’ll need to have a selfless, sacrificing nature to see your kith and... Read more »

Field Interrogation Methods For Law Enforcement Career - A Beginner’s Guide

The thing you have to be good with in field interrogation is psychology, and particularly empathy. Methods involving coercion and extreme stress are not admissible in court for a reason - they don’t work, besides being unethical. A skilled interrogator would never think to stooping to unethical means of obtaining information, and wouldn’t need to anyway. That being said, the methods covered by the term “ethical” do not necessarily imply they are “honest”. You... Read more »

The Wind Inspires it All: The Driving Force Behind Chicago Fashion Schools

Chicago, the “windy city” is known for its multicultural population as well as its dramatic architecture and love for the arts. In detail, Chicago has: 1. at least 3 million people 2. harbors, parks, beaches, clubs, and ethnic restaurants 3. 29 miles of lakefront, museums, neighborhood festivals, and cultural attractions People visit the city as often as winds do. Also, tourists favor the mid-western hospitality of the people. They also share stories of their enjoyment in going to exhibits... Read more »