Correlation One
Free Career Invitational
Job Summary
This role involves participating in Army Career Invitational events designed to connect individuals with career opportunities in the US Army. No prior skills are required, as the Army provides free training and on-the-job experience. The Army offers extensive benefits including healthcare, housing allowances, tuition assistance, and bonuses. The focus is on exploring various roles such as medicine, IT, and cybersecurity, with opportunities for career advancement and development.
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Job Description
PLEASE APPLY DIRECTLY TO THIS LINK: https://www.correlation-one.com/army-career-invitational?utm_source=jbp&utm_medium=GHevergreen&utm_campaign=Army+Invitational
Do not apply to this job board. Only applications submitted through the Invitational website will be considered.
Correlation One hosts unique, one-day Army Career Invitational events. Sponsored by the Department of Defense, these events are designed to help you explore career pathways through the US Army. They are regularly scheduled throughout the year. Visit the Army Career Invitational website and sign up for updates to be the first to know about our next big event!
Career opportunity:
- You do not need any prior skills to apply.
- Joining the Army can provide you free training, on-the-job experience, and other benefits that will enable you to start the career you want.
- The Army offers generous benefits including competitive pay and bonuses, tuition assistance, healthcare benefits, housing and living allowances, paid time off, retirement savings, and much more.
- The Army has 140+ different enlisted roles in different areas like medicine, IT and cybersecurity.
Details of the event:
The Army Career Invitational will connect to valuable job opportunities within the US Army and share more on how to apply for specific jobs:
- Where: Online
- Cost: Free
About you:
- You want to start a new career that provides training, on-the-job work experience, and extensive benefits like tuition assistance for career advancement.
- You must be a U.S. Citizen or a permanent resident with a valid Green Card.
- You must be over the age of 18.
- Individuals from all backgrounds and levels of experience are welcome to apply.
How to register:
Visit the Army Career Invitational website and sign up for updates to be the first to know about our next big event!. Do not apply to this job board. Only applications submitted through the Invitational website will be considered.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so we recommend applying as soon as possible.
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