By Martha Stillman
Faculty Member, Mathematics at American Public University
Statistics are used all around us for a wide variety of applications and statistics jobs are to be found in virtually every industry and service sector. Military recruiters rely on statistics to forecast how well they can fill the target hiring levels given to them each year and how to devise marketing campaigns that will attract new recruits.
By Helen Driver
Faculty, American Military University
Search for a portable career option that allows you to move to another location without having to completely re-establish yourself. A useful way to locate these sorts of portable careers is to network directly with the other working spouses who are stationed at your location. Military spouses can be found teaching online (either at the college or high school level), working for online accounting firms, engaging in online customer service, editing textbooks, or tutoring students online.
By Aaron Saari Special to In Military Education – Military1.com Okay, time to talk tools. I’ve seen articles all…
“We find that military experience develops a lot of core skills, particularly leadership, and we certainly appreciate those skills…
What is Troops to Teachers? To use the organization’s own words, Troops to Teachers is “a U.S. Department of…
By Aaron Saari Special to In Military Education – Military1.com Would you ever walk off the FOB by yourself…
Over the weekend, California governor Jerry Brown signed 21 bills that will benefit military veterans. Among them is a bill that will allow veterans to continue to use GI Bill benefits while attending California colleges.
More from Patrick McGreevy of the Los Angeles Times:
Gov. Brown Signs Bills to Help Veterans, Create Orange County Cemetery
By Ray Holder
Guest Contributor, In Military Education
The United States Armed Forces are a revered people. We take immense pride in and afford a high place of honor to our brave soldiers who put their lives on the line for our safety and security. Whether it’s the Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, or Coast Guard, most Americans have a huge amount of respect for these servicemen and women. This has been reflected in a lot of places and situations in society. Perhaps none more so than in the job market.
By Dr. Jerry Pionk (Sergeant Major, US Army, retired) (1950-2014)
Former Faculty Member, School of Management at American Military University
In today’s climate of shrinking military budgets and personnel reductions, military members and recently released veterans must be prepared to make the transition to civilian life. The following are tips gleaned from various sources that may be helpful.