How do I get a job with the Army Corps of Engineers?
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The US Army Corps of Engineers is primarily a civilian organization.  Army personnel make up under 2% of the workforce.  \n\nfor direct link click to employment page, click http://www.usace.army.mil/howdoi/employment.htm
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Ok after reading the other responces i felt that i had to chime in.\n\nIf the army would take you for a combat arm position.\nI am afraid that they would not, But the army needs good americans for civilan positions. The postings a civie can have are alot of fun and help our soldiers in their fight. \n\nPostings are open all over the world.\n\nIf you look at www.cpol.army.mil it will show all of the open jobs with the army. If you would like to work for the government in an other capacity then check out www.usajobs.gov . \n\nAs far as the army screwing up your life i beg to differ.\n\nI am a vet. I work for the army. The army has given me everything good in my life. They got me off drugs and out of a voilent place in my life. They gave me pride and purpose. they gave me an idea of what i could be if i pushed myself. They showed me the world and paid me for it. They let me shoot stuff and basicly run around like life was a video game. They taught me to be safe and to look out for my buddy at all times. They gave me my brothers and sisters who are closer to me than family. They introduced me to my wonderful wife and have moved me to europe twice.\n\nI have to say that military service will give any young man or woman character and values that they need to truely grow up. \n\nIt's not just a job or an adventure but it is a family. Brothers and sisters in arms.\n\nIf this interests you then please check out the website. Call and talk to the recruiters and get your life started out right.
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I never have regretted my tmie in the Corps of Engineers as a combat engineer officer.  My job took me to interesting places, gave me lots of responsibility and taught me a lot about myself in some fairly hostile situations.  The difference between the civilan side and the military side is vast, but you can have the best of both worlds only if you go to the military side (by the time you are a major you can almost work full time in the civilan side as a manager). \n\nIt depends on what you want to do.  The Corps is heavy with Civil Engineers.  \n\nThe good thing about being a female is that if you join the military side, you will almost certainly get assigned to a Combat Heavy unit, where you will learn everything you always wanted to know about construction, road building, etc.  You won't get to be a sapper like me, but that is okay, you could be an Art history major and be a sapper.  At least in combat heavy you would get to keep all of your fingers, probably.\n\nThe Corps has a great program for getting you your EIT and later your PE at the advanced course.  And yes, at the Advanced course (you get that about 3.5 years after you finish the Officer Basic Course) you will get to go to Grad School on the Army and have your MS in Engineering Management from University of Missouri at Rolla (down the road from Fort Leonard Wood).  Unless things have changed drastically in the last 7 years, it should still be like that.\n\nSo, go to the civilian side and be comfortable, work on some interesting big scale projects, or have a little fun, travel, learn to lead people, maintain equipment, get things done, then after about 8 years (when you are 31) you can be comfortable as a green suiter working in a Corps District managing the people you would have started with (or maybe not). Oh and you would have picked up your PE in the state of Virginia (that's where they do it, I believe) and serious hands-on experience.
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go to town hall and see if there are any positions.  If there are apply and let them know what you are trying to do.  Become an intern or something then climb the ladder.  Good luck with it, i hope you achieve all you are trying to.
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Here's a start:\n\nhttp://usmilitary.about.com/od/armyjoin/a/armymilacademy.htm?...+admission.   But, the guys above are correct.
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As I went looking I found this link -\n\nhttp://www.usajobs.opm.gov/featured_job/article.asp\n\nThat would be the best place to start find out.
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Go check out those sites, they often need people in Doha, Qatar\nhttp://acpol.army.mil/employment/index.htm\nhttp://www.usajobs.opm.gov/\nhttp:/www.novagrp.com/
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You could try the Virginia Employent Commision's website. http://www.alex.vec.virginia.gov/
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The National Park Service offers employment through the USA Jobs website (see Sources below).  Each job listing will include application instructions as well as details of the job duties, requirements and pay scale.
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State agencies do not spend on recruiters to fill jobs.  Your best bet is to check on your state or city website for available state/city positions.  You will find information on positions available, and what tests, if necessary, are required and when they are scheduled. \n\nHttp://www.jobbank.usa often lists civil service positions also.
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go to a recruitment center or check out their website
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Check out USAJOBS.\n\nCheck out job series 0341 and 0342 among any others you want to see.  Verify your status at the bottom of the page before searching.  You are either "Status" as a prior civil servant or a veteran or "Non-Status" but are a US Citizen.  Here is the link:\n\n\nhttp://jobsearch.usajobs.opm.gov/advanced_search.asp
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Well if you really want to join go see a recruiter.  That is the only way to apply.
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TRY THIS http://army.mil
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Call a recruiter.  They'll be more than happy to help you.
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go to www.firstgov.gov and click on the link for civilian jobs.  it will link you with usajobs.gov - or go there directly.  You can even put in an email notification for a specific job in a specific location.
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Do you have a degree in a field that would make you a candidate to be an officer.  \n\nGo to the Army recruiter, I am sure they will be more then willing to help you.\n\nBTW There is nothing wrong with be enlisted.