Where is bct for army national guard

Cadet Ryan Cho: I think the Military is a great option for people looking to serve. To enlist in the Army National Guard, you must be between 18 and 35 years old 17 with parental consent. You must be a U. A high school diploma is preferred, but a high school equivalent such as the GED may also be accepted. Army National Guard training can provide you with valuable on-the-job career-skills training.

Add qualities like dedication and responsibility to this training, and you have a compelling mix of traits that future employers might look for.

Whether a service member's job in the Guard mirrors or complements his or her civilian career, time spent serving is a valuable asset. Members of the Army National Guard are fairly compensated for all hours spent training, drilling or deployed. The Guard allows members to train close to home while maintaining civilian careers or pursuing further education. This provides a valuable experience that benefits individuals at home and while serving.

The U. Military consists of six active-duty Service branches and their respective Guard and Reserve components. Together, they offer a broad variety of ways to serve. Know what to expect and arrive prepared. This is the week basic combat training schedule. Expect paperwork, physical exams, immunizations, haircut, uniforms — and your first physical fitness test. You officially graduate from basic combat training.

We are now accepting applicants with a GED. However, enlistment eligibility can change from time to time. Contact your local Michigan National Guard recruiter to find out the latest information. If you are currently a high school junior or senior, you are eligible to join if you are at least 17 years of age.

Otherwise you are ineligible until you obtain a GED or other accredited high school equivalency. Alternative education and homeschool students are eligible depending on individual circumstances. Contact your local National Guard Recruiter for the latest information and to determine your eligibility.

What is basic training like? What will I be doing during a drill weekend?