JROTC is a Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps. It is a program designed to encourage students to become better citizens. With a responsibility on leadership training, and building up skills. The mission of JROTC is to motivate students to be better citizens. a better character, and self-discipline . There are some differences between a regular school and a JROTC program, elective.…
JROTC is not like any other High school course. JROTC it is different in many ways. Regular high school courses just teach you mostly about one subject. However jrotc teaches you about a variety of different and unique subjects. In Jrotc they teach important skills such as first aid, and speech giving. It is important for students to learn skills like that it is because you would need to know those skills for any kind of career you were going to pursue.…
JROTC’s mission statement has always been the constant phrase: To motivate young people to become better citizens. Providing service to others is merely one of the many ways of becoming a great citizen. In the JROTC classroom these past four years, I have blossomed into a better citizen through the skills they’ve taught me such as respect which has allowed me to successfully bring happiness to others by being so willing to lend a helping hand.…
JROTC should matter to cadets in possibly four areas of their lives: personally as it relates to character, at home, at school, and in the community. JROTC matters to me in these three areas and in this essay, I will tell about how and why the matter to me.…
Teaches you to be responsibility and to take responsibity for your actions. Then every cadet has…
Why I want to attend a Service Academy and why I feel that I am prepared to do so? I want to attend a service academy because it combines my desire to join the military, advance my education, and my desire to be the best that I can be. The academies are very prestige’s from what I gather and are ranked among the very top military colleges in the nation; that alone pecked my interest from the moment I heard of the academies. I have also wanted to be in the military from a very young age having great respect for the men and women who served in the armed forces. With these things in mind along with my desire to be the best that I can be the academies seemed like a no brainer. They have everything that I’m looking for a good education, military…
The mission of JROTC is to motivate young people to be better citizens. JROTC is to make you overcome your fears. The army program make you a stronger person. If you don´t got motivation for yourself JROTC is not the place for you. Your participation as a cadet shows your willingness to make the most of your high school education.…
J.R.O.T.C (Jr. Reserve Officer Training Course) was a credit to my self confidence in high school. I tend to focus solely on my academics but when taking J.R.O.T.C grades only count for partially your overall average. I expanded my horizon physically, mentally, and emotionally and was able to grow as a student. I push past many mental barriers and was able to see my progress traveled with me. Many failed obstacle courses and conferences allowed me to take position on the battalion in contributed more to the overall program. As the s-1 officer, I was responsible for many things include: keeping accurate records, planning field trips, planning objective meetings, passing out emails, and contacting local battalion for conference. I had to learn…
The Junior Reserve Officer’s Training Corps I a Federal Program sponsored by the United States Armed Forces in high schools across the U.S the military has stated that JROTC will inform young Americans about the opportunities available in the military and may help motivate young Americans toward military service. NJROTC is not only to teach us about the navy but is allowing us to become great leaders in the future. In this program I have learn three things: Honor, Courage, and Commitment. Most important thing is to be well disciplined. Without discipline in every cadet, it would be chaos, fight and more bad things happening in the unit.…
As Brian Tracy once said, “move out of your comfort zone, you can only grow if you are willing to feel awkward and uncomfortable when you try something new.” I kept this in mind as I debated whether or not, if I should take an Air Force Junior Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) class.…
The mission of JROTC is to motivate young people to be better citizens. This mission travels beyond the classroom and into the everyday aspects of my life. My involvement in the teaching and learning of JROTC has helped me prepare for college and career challenges because it reinforced my need to grow educationally through proper communication and the mentorship of my instructors along the way. I have also gained valuable leadership lessons that lay the foundation for important skills that better me as a citizen of the United States.…
There are very many education opportunities that they might want to take part in. Many education chances are also given to service members that are currently serving. Along with job conveniences that will fit many of their dream careers perfectly. The health care our country gives our Veterans the chance to have is super important. It is crucial that we make the Veterans feel as welcome as possible once they’re back. I am happy to be a part of our wonderful country, because we support the ones who put their lives in danger for our…
The Air Force allows for many people to have the potential to become socially and physically skilled. Also, it allows for a less expensive, but hands on education to be obtained. No matter your position in the Air Force you are still able to take educational classes.…
l think the Army Cadet Force should be more advertised for the benefit of adults and kids. It teaches discipline and respect for yourself as well as for others. As an adult you can obtain training and play a part in courses while you can help to teach your cadets. Our kids are brilliant and love what they do, when you watch them grow and learn it is so rewarding.…
Joining the Army ROTC Program will afford me the opportunity to live for a greater purpose, grow stronger as a leader, and provide the chance to serve my country.…