“GED PLUS” How to Join Military Without Diploma !!MUST SEE!!
“GED PLUS” How to Join Military Without Diploma !!MUST SEE!!
Don’t have a HS diploma? That shouldn’t stop you from serving your country if you want to. The National Guards GED Plus enlistment option gives you the opportunity to serve your country and community. Most National Guard soldiers serve part time one weekend a month and two weeks during the summer. Maybe you’d like to deploy? The Guard also supports missions around the globe. For more information or to join, contact Staff Sergeant Brito at 562.900.0575 or visit www.iguardcalifornia.com **National Guard GED Plus Enlistment Option** If you left high school without a diploma, you can still join the Guard under the Army National Guard GED Plus Program. GED Plus is a residential school located at The National Guard Professional Education Center, Camp Robinson, North Little Rock, Arkansas. There are two current class lengths based on the student’s Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT). The class lengths are 15 and 22 days, and students experience both a military basic training and structured academic environment. In order to qualify, you’ll need to meet the following requirements You must score a minimum of 31 on the Armed Forces Qualifying Test You’ll need a certified transcript showing completion of the ninth grade. You must have withdrawn from high school for at least six months prior to your date of application for enlistment. You must be 18 years old or older, or not be eligible to return to your local high school to complete your diploma program. You have to be eligible …
For questions, call me at 562 900-0575 or visit www.iguardcalifornia.com or my blog at http Become one of the Guard’s information and communication specialists, and help maintain and operate the world’s most advanced technology and intel team. To find out more visit www.iguardcalifornia.com Training Job training for Soldiers in the Signal and Military Intelligence career field consists of ten weeks of Basic Combat Training Basic Combat Training: Basic Combat Training (BCT) is a 10-week course of intense physical and mental training, during which recruits develop essential Soldier skills, discipline and values. plus 7-44 weeks of Advanced Individual Training Advanced Individual Training: (AIT) Following Basic Training, Soldiers attend AIT to learn a military job skill. Depending on the specialty, training ranges from 1 month to 1 year., depending on your specialty. Training in the Signal field ranges from installing, operating and maintaining computer systems, various types of communication systems and communications security devices, to creating graphic illustrations and film/video productions. Military Intelligence agents and specialists train in methods of intelligence gathering, reporting and analysis, as well as foreign communication, counterintelligence and security operations. For some specialties, foreign language training may require a course lasting up to 12 months. Civilian Related The skills you learn in the Signal career field can be put to use in the civilian …
@iguardcalifornia Why don’t you tell them they can go to a community college where they go in “Ability to Benifit” program. Get their GED and their 15 college credit hours needed to join the military? Only takes 2 months.
All I have is a GED no highschool diploma can I still join.
wait its about to change? when will the nat guard stop accepting g.e.d’s? see im already in college to get my 15 credits for enlistment in army, but then i heard for the guard you only need g.e.d. but its gonna change now?
@MusicMan8246 We will but it’s about to change, like ASAP! Call me and we can talk about it.
SSG Brito
I already have my GED, the Marines and army have already declined me enlistment….. never tried the national guard will they actually let me enlist?
@fireteambrovo 2Shay! I’ve gotten a few kids who ask if they can drop out and join the Guard under this program. Wrong answer! We let them know they have to have dropped out previously by at least 6 months. that turns off quiet a few.
@iguardcalifornia I was kidding lol
This video just makes it sound like its a ” good thing ” to drop out of high school. I think it’s a great program for those who have a legitimate reason for dropping out of high school.
@fireteambrovo I think you did the right thing. You may not have gotten paid but you had the experience and many good memories. For my applicants, this is the only opportunity they get at a second chance in life. The money they’re getting paid to get a GED is nothing compared to a HS grads chances at success and college. Most quit out of necessity, some out of laziness but everyone should be allowed to serve if they desire. Trust me, the course is short but intense and not everyone succeeds.
I didn’t get payed to finish HS an get my diploma…. But people with GED’s will in the guard? I shoulda got a GED, getting payed to learn easy stuff.