[ad_1] Basketball had a difficult start at the 1936 Olympics, played outdoors on a clay court with wooden baskets and a hole in the ball. The USA won the gold medal game against Canada. The US Supreme Court has a basketball gym, and 60% of NBA players fail within five years of retiring. Shaquille O’Neal […]
[ad_1] H1B is a temporary nonimmigrant status in the US for foreign nationals in skilled occupations, with a maximum period of six years. The employer must file extensive documentation and pay fees. H1B workers can become US citizens and their spouses and children can reside in the US on an H4 visa. H1B is a […]
[ad_1] To join the US Merchant Marine, one can attend a maritime academy or start as an ordinary seaman. The fleet consists of civilian vessels owned by Americans and can be used for military purposes during wartime. Attending the United States Merchant Marine Academy provides a commission in the US Navy Reserve and certification as […]
[ad_1] The US has 50 states and has been a union for 172 years. December is the most common month for states to join, while September and October are the least common. North and South Dakota were admitted on the same day, and some states were admitted on holidays. Two charts show the dates each […]
[ad_1] Marine underwriters review and approve insurance policy applications for boats and other marine vessels. They must have experience in the insurance industry and may need to pass an insurance licensing exam. Underwriters use historical data to calculate risk and protect the financial interests of insurance companies. They may have expertise in marine vessels and […]
[ad_1] Coast Guard reservists undergo the same training as full-time members and must be physically fit with some positions requiring higher education. Age limits and citizenship requirements vary by country, and criminal and drug tests are conducted. Reservists receive on-the-job training and may work in specialized roles, such as pilots or language interpreters. College degrees […]
[ad_1] US citizens of good moral character, including law students, civilian attorneys, and Navy officers, can apply to become officers in the Navy’s judicial arm, the JAG Corps. The Navy offers several enrollment programs, and candidates must complete a competitive process. Law school applicants should strive for high grades and scores, and law school students […]
[ad_1] The Army Corps of Engineers offers two programs for students to work as temporary or full-time employees while still in school. Non-students can apply for job openings online or attend job fairs hosted by the agency. Army Corps of Engineers jobs can be lucrative and exciting. Individuals who want to work for this agency […]
[ad_1] Becoming a CIA agent is a lengthy and competitive process that requires fluency in foreign languages, an undergraduate degree with a high GPA, and US citizenship. The process includes submitting a resume, passing a background check, and undergoing interviews and clearance. The CIA recruits at American colleges and universities and military service can be […]
[ad_1] To become a seaman in the US Navy, candidates must meet educational and physical requirements, choose a specific occupation, and complete training. The process includes testing, a physical exam, and an oath of enlistment ceremony. Boot camp lasts 7-9 weeks, followed by occupation-specific training. The term “seaman in the navy” is generally given to […]
[ad_1] To become a Navy firefighter, enlist in the Navy, complete basic training, and attend “A School” for specialized firefighting training. Recruits will be screened for physical abilities and mental stability. Navy firefighters respond to emergencies on naval bases, ships, and submarines, and receive training in dealing with hazardous chemicals and rescue techniques. After completing […]
[ad_1] Unit employees support medical staff, patients, and visitors in hospitals through administrative functions. They need strong computer and organizational skills, work experience, and basic cardiac life support qualification. Advancement opportunities include becoming a nurse or office manager. To become a unit employee, you need to have strong computer and organizational skills, as much of […]
[ad_1] Becoming an Air Force Reserve recruiter requires experience, a talent for finding candidates, and a love of working with the public. After passing a physical exam and attending a selection class, top performers move on to a recruiter training course. Evaluations are based on appearance, integrity, accountability, behavior, and productivity. High-performing enlisted personnel can […]
[ad_1] Becoming a US Marine is a difficult process that requires personal strength and fortitude. The first step is making the choice, followed by contacting a recruiter and completing the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery. It’s important to be physically fit before enlisting in boot camp, which is the most challenging part of the process. […]
[ad_1] “Join the club” is an American idiom used to show empathy towards someone’s problem or situation. Similar expressions include “welcome to the club” and “been there, done that”. These idioms are not meant to be taken literally and are often used to bond over shared experiences. The phrase has been used for generations and […]
[ad_1] Students compete in school, county, regional, and state spelling bees to qualify for the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Winners receive cash prizes and scholarships. Being a good speller can lead to success in language and writing skills. Reaching the Scripps National Spelling Bee requires competing with several bees along the way. Most students start […]
