Persuasive Speech Joining the Military Something to Consider
Joining the Military: Something to consider
Specific Purpose Statement: To persuade the audience that a military carrier is one of the best carriers to have.
Proposition: The audience should consider serving in the military for career opportunities and life benefits.
Intro:
Body:
Arguments: REASONS NOT TO JOIN THE MILITARY 1. You may be killed. 2. You may kill others who do not deserve to die. 3. You may be injured. 4. You may not receive proper medical care. 5. You may suffer long-term health problems. 6. You may be lied to. 7. You may face discrimination. 8. You may be asked to do things against your beliefs. 9. You may find it difficult to leave the military. 10. You have other choices.
I. Financial and career experience
A. The two biggest problems one will face is the need for financial and career experience. With the increase cost of college, it’s becoming harder and harder for a student to keep
Their finances in order.
B. From speaking with your teachers, parents, and friends, all of you know how job experience is important.
In seeing the financial and employment need for college students a clear solution to the problem is joining and serving in the armed force.
II. Support and job training
A. Interests in the benefits of the military is a popular idea.
B. G.I. Bill gives great access and availability for way to pay for college.
C. Post-service benefits are available in several ways through Veterans Affairs Department
These programs include Health Care, Education, Housing, Insurance, etc.
D. Career experience is easy to gain with the numerous careers the Armed Forces offers.
E.
Specific Purpose Statement: To persuade the audience that a military carrier is one of the best carriers to have.
Proposition: The audience should consider serving in the military for career opportunities and life benefits.
Intro:
Body:
Arguments: REASONS NOT TO JOIN THE MILITARY 1. You may be killed. 2. You may kill others who do not deserve to die. 3. You may be injured. 4. You may not receive proper medical care. 5. You may suffer long-term health problems. 6. You may be lied to. 7. You may face discrimination. 8. You may be asked to do things against your beliefs. 9. You may find it difficult to leave the military. 10. You have other choices.
I. Financial and career experience
A. The two biggest problems one will face is the need for financial and career experience. With the increase cost of college, it’s becoming harder and harder for a student to keep
Their finances in order.
B. From speaking with your teachers, parents, and friends, all of you know how job experience is important.
In seeing the financial and employment need for college students a clear solution to the problem is joining and serving in the armed force.
II. Support and job training
A. Interests in the benefits of the military is a popular idea.
B. G.I. Bill gives great access and availability for way to pay for college.
C. Post-service benefits are available in several ways through Veterans Affairs Department
These programs include Health Care, Education, Housing, Insurance, etc.
D. Career experience is easy to gain with the numerous careers the Armed Forces offers.
E.