What job opportunities are there for an ex-Navy Fire controlman with a degree in computer information systems?
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Get out the yellow pages and call companies in your field and ask if you can fax over your resume and to who's attention. You can follow up in a week with a call to that person. Take a look at your resume. Is it full of gobbledegook about you are looking for a meaningful job or discusses your character instead of what work you can do? Employers want to see a specific job objective like to find a sales trainee position where I can use my strong interpersonal skills. Stuff about finding a meaningful job goes in the garbage esp if you can't say what kind of job you are looking for. You should also be telling everyone you knows including relatives that you are looking for a job. Also apply for civil service jobs
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try bromley,greenwhich,lewisham  the course COMPUTER systems engineerig
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I was in the navy and had a great job offer lined up to start working for a consulting firm.  On the day of my advancement in rank to E-6 I showed up to the ceremony in civilian clothes, told them to give it to someone that needed to stay in the navy to make a living, went down to HR, signed my terminal leave papers then papered my old office with photoshopped pictures of various crazy gay porn pictures with my bosses heads photoshopped over the actors heads.  Oddly enough I ended back up at that command a year later to work on one of their ERP projects as a civilian consultant and all the lowly people there treated me like a god because evidently word of my prank spread around the whole command and now that I was on the Project Management team (not to mention a civilian) there was nothing my old bosses could do to get retribution.
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Most people get jobs after they get Bachelor's, but there are master's degrees and PHDs in computer science.  Check www.uiuc.edu, or www.carnegiemellon.edu.  THey're suppose to be the best schools for that type of shite.
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You can be:\n\nComputer Technician \nNetwork Administrator \nProgrammer \nProject Manager \nSystems Administrator \nSystems Designer  \nSoftware Engineer \nInformation Systems Manager \nNetwork Engineer
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Try Keller Graduate School of Management... They have an IS Management program.
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you need to provide more detail.  do you have a degree?  do you have interest in some other path?  How long have you been doing security and why don't you like it?
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Try ClassesUSA. It provides a very large database of accredited IT training colleges and online schools.
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that all depends on what it is you are training to do\n\nSystems Admin\nNetwork Admin\nProgrammer\n\nIt will vary dependant on what you want to do.\n\nDont forget to check out sites like Dice.com and Monster.com and see what the site suggest/require you know.
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I know this program claled Gary Job Corps it is located in San Marcos TX i got my computer training in Data Entry, Office Assistant in there plus that teaches everything you know of computers if you need information e-mail me at texaschica01@yahoo.com
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you usuually have to also be a police officer and take classes in fire inspection and fire investigation. what state are you in??
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Man I don't know. All I've got is the USMC Camp Lejeune site.\n\nhttp://www.lejeune.usmc.mil/mcb/history.asp\n\nAnd I don't see why their fire dept. would need a web site.
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I am not going into details. Just check the web with these keywords\n\nNetwork Engineer\nNetwork Analyst\nNetwork Specialist\nNetwork Technician\nSecurity Engineer\nSecurity Specialist\nIT Specialist\nSystems Engineer\nSystem Analyst\nSystem Administrator\nNetwork Administrator\n\nDifferent roles but basically in the field of networking at different levels as you grow higher in your career.\n\nA networking guy is the backbone of any IT business. You are the most important guy there....\n\nso enjoy that..although you should be man enough to take the responsibilty and handle the pressure\n\nALL THE BEST!!!
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Web designer. System Analyst
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Which Branch?  Navy would get you E3 if you enlisted.  Your degree probably isn't competetive for OCS, unless you had a butt ton of leadership experience and could make the jump as a Direct Comission Officer in the reserves in Intelligence.  (very difficult to do  BTW.. last Board took 4 out 200 candidates)
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www.kbrjobs.com.............my hubbys employed by them,stationed in Iraq but thats the website that got him the job.Good luck!
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The best way can vary from place to place, but I can tell you how I did it after 20 years as an aircraft mechanic in the Navy, I went to work as a computer machine operator.  Loading tapes, putting paper in the printers, and learned console operations on the mainframe.  While doing that, I studied Unix, and when the company had an opening for a Unix tech, i applied for it.  they sent me to school on each of the systems we worked with.  \nIn other words, get any job you can in a company that uses Unix, and then watch for an opening and go for it.