Military
asvab career exploration program (ceb) test-oct 16
Still figuring out your future? Don’t know what career to pursue? Then the ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) may be for you!
The ASVAB CEP scheduled for Oct 16, 2023 in the English Pod Collaboration Room
Sample test items & test-taking strategies, here: https://www.asvabprogram.com/student-program
Whether you’re planning on college, a technical school, the military, or you’re just not sure yet, the ASVAB Career Exploration Program can put you on the right path toward a satisfying career. Understanding your skills and interests will help you make the best decisions about your future. See the counselor for details about your interests. Identify your strengths and expand your horizons. Participate in the ASVAB Career Exploration Program. It’s free! You need all the facts about yourself and the world of work to make informed choices about what to do after high school. It’s YOUR future. Be informed. Sign up by contacting Mrs. Thompson at angela.thompson@pcva.us.
• There is no cost!
• Participation does not commit you to the military.
• The ASVAB CEP helps you understand your unique skills and interests, identify potentially satisfying careers, and discover all the different ways to get to your dream job.
• The ASVAB CEP is a great opportunity for those who are not sure about what they want to do after they finish high school.
marines
Staff Sergeant, Mitchell Triplett
Recruiter
Mitchell.Triplett@marines.usmc.mil
(540) 748-0932
Coming to ALL lunches on Tuesday, Sept 12 and Tuesday Sept 26. They will be set up in the PCHS Commons.
United States Air FORCE & Space Force
If you have any questions about the Air Force and Space Force, or you would like to set up a virtual session via ZOOM or Google Meets, please reach out to TSgt James J. Ray, the local recruiter for the United States Air Force and Space Force. He can be reached at (540) 408-3935 anytime of the day.
These are the benefits of the Air or Space Force:
If a student enlists in the Air Force, the school gets credit for them enrolling in college. Students are automatically enrolled in the Community College of the Air Force upon enlistment. (Air & Space Force is the only branch where this applies)
Earn a free degree in whichever career field they pick (I joined as a cop and got an associates in criminal justice just for learning how to do my job)
Free College (tuition assistance & Post 9/11 GI Bill)
Free Healthcare/Dental Insurance
Free Housing
Food Allowance
Clothing Allowance
Regular pay raises
Competitive Pay
Learning a trade that can be used outside the air force