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Military Internships for High School Students

Hey there, does anyone know about military internships for high school students? I'm really interested in taking this path, but I'm not sure what opportunities are out there. Any advice would be really helpful!

a year ago

Yes, there are certainly military internships and programs designed specifically for high school students. These programs can provide a great way to begin learning about the military while also gaining valuable experience and skills. Here are a few options:

1. US Naval Sea Cadet Corps: This program offers students aged 13-17 the chance to learn about the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. It includes training and education in various naval skills and provides a solid base of understanding for those interested in a military career.

2. US Air Force's Civil Air Patrol (CAP): The Civil Air Patrol is a volunteer organization that operates under the Air Force and primarily helps with search and rescue operations. CAP cadets are given opportunities to fly, learn to lead, hike, camp, get in shape, and push themselves to new limits.

3. The Army's Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC): The JROTC program is a high school class that teaches leadership, teamwork, and discipline. It's not necessarily a pre-military program, but it could be a valuable experience if you're interested in the military.

4. West Point's Summer Leaders Experience (SLE): This week-long program gives high school juniors a chance to get an idea of what life is like for a cadet at West Point. You'll participate in academic classes, military training, physical fitness training, and intramural athletics.

It's worth noting that while these programs offer a great taste of military life, they don't obligate you to join the military upon high school graduation. They're simply a way to explore your interest in the military and gain some substantial experience. Do thorough research and speak with program administrators or military personnel to decide which program might be right for you. Make sure the program aligns well with your career interests and goals.

a year ago

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