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Learn a skill for an advantage in the Navy and afterwards

Navy technical schools are considered among the best in the world. Many high school graduates choose

to develop skills in navy high-tech career fields rather than attend college right away. These Navy technical

schools offer a good start fro the career-bulding process. The Navy may have more interesting

jobs to offer than any other single employer can - more than 60 job specialties, most with may subspecialties.

From construction to administration, mechanics to health care, data processing to nuclear power, logistical

support to scientific and high-tech occupations, the Navy has practically any job specialty you can find in the civilian

world The Nay matches people's interests and abilities to the more than 50,000 jobs available each year.

These jobs include openings for qualified high school graduates in two critical fields: nuclear propulsion and

advanced electronics.

In all job specialties, Navy training includes at the least one basic school. Advanced training is often available for those who qualify. All Navy

fields offer upward mobility, opportunity to advance in pay and position, and the chance to develop one's full potential. National Apprenticeship Program

Under an agreement between the Navy and the U.S. Department of Labor, some Navy skills can lead to apprenticeship certification in jobs comparable to

civilian career fields. The program's major purpose is to develop highly skilled, Navy-oriented journeymen.

The Navy Can Give you the skills You Need

With Navy training as:	You could pursue a career in:
MM-Machinist's Mate, UT-Utilities man	Air Conditioning/Heating
AT-Aviation Electronics Technician	Aviation Technology
EM-Electrician's Mate	Electrical Technology
NF-Nuclear Power Plant Operator	Nuclear Technology
MS-Mess Management Specialist	Restaurant Management
CM-Construction man, BU-Builder, (SEABEE)	Construction Technology
AS-Aviation Support Equipment Technician	Automotive Technology
DK-Disbursing Clerk	Accounting
ET-Electronics Technician, RM-Radioman	Computer Information Systems
EN-Engine man	Marine Engineering/Air Conditioning
HM-Hospital Corpsman	Health Care Administration
HT-Hull Maintenance Technician	Welding Technology
SW-Steel Worker	Welding Technology
JO-Journalist	Journalism
LN-Legal man	Paralegal
MA-Master-at-Arms	Criminal Justice
NC-Navy Counselor	Counseling
PH-Photographer's Mate	Photography
SH-Ship's Serviceman, SK-Storekeeper	Marketing/Retailing
YN-Yeoman, PN-Personnelman	Office Management