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How can a corporal get promotion for sergeant rank?
Go to the E5 promotion board and pass it. Have the necessary amount of points for promotion to E5. Included in the points count are your PT score, rifle qualification score, any skill badges you've earned, any correspondence courses you've done, any higher education you've done (whether during or prior to enlistment), any military schools you've attended and completed, etc. If you're in an MOS such as Infantry, where points for E5 are traditionally low, this isn't so hard to do. If you're in an MOS which isn't as fortunate, you'll have to be diligent about taking correspondence courses and such in order to make points. When I got pinned E5 as a 91B (which was Combat Medic under the old system, prior to the reorganization which came about from 2001 - 2004), the 11Bs only needed 320 points... I needed considerably more. I even had to take the same Combat Lifesaver Course which I taught to the battalion for the sake of making points, and going through and completing EIB testing (for which the points were counted, but I wasn't allowed to wear it, as I wasn't 11B, plus I already had an EFMB). You do what you have to for the sake of making points.
What would you have to do to get promoted from the Marine Corps?
Do your job well, remain squared away, remain out of trouble, take and complete a series of correspondence courses, seek out and attend advanced training, do well on marksmanship and physical readiness.
When was Correspondence Publishing Committee created?
Correspondence Publishing Committee was created in 1951.
What is learning in correspondence course?
corresponding courses & Online education is a type of distance learning---taking courses without attending a brick-and-mortar school or university. Instead, online students and teachers interact over the Internet. To meet the definition of online education, a course of study must offer two-way communication between teacher and learner and fall under the oversight of an educational institution.
Was Paul Revere in the committees of correspondence?
Yes
How can you max out promotion points?
Higher education, max your PT test, qualify expert on your weapons system, attend and complete as many schools as possible, earn awards which are worth points (e.g., AAM, ARCOM, etc.), do the correspondence courses. Stuff like that.
Is there any university has correspondence courses?
There are schools offering correspondence courses but it will vary on the specific program an individual wants to learn. There are army correspondence courses and etc.
What colleges offer correspondence courses?
The Baylor College of arts and Sciences is one of the main colleges to offer correspondence courses with Chadron State college also offering correspondence courses.
What school gives good correspondence courses in Missouri?
The University of Missouri is one of several schools that offer good correspondence courses. Another good school for correspondence courses is University of Phoenix.
Can you give me a list of job oreinted correspondence courses?
There is a long list of job oriented correspondence courses. It is better to pick a career then look online to find a school that offers correspondence courses for that career.
Is there a difference between correspondence courses and distance learning?
Correspondence courses are courses where you learn how to write and talk to one another through writing. Distance learning is where you learn from far away.
Do correspondence course in the army help promotion?
Yes. You receive promotion points for completed correspondence courses. When I was promoted to Sergeant, points for the Infantry were particularly low, and all they really had to do was qualify with their weapon, pass their PT test, and do alright at the promotion board. Points for Combat Medics weren't so low, however, and I needed everything I could get in order to have enough points for promotion.
Do correspondence courses points count for retirement of a national guard soldier is in an active status?
Yes, for every 3 hours completed you will receive 1 retirement point
What can you to earn army promotion points?
To earn promotion points in the army, you can engage in various activities such as completing military training courses, gaining higher education degrees, accumulating achievement awards, participating in physical fitness events, scoring well on the Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT) and weapons qualification, and exhibiting leadership qualities and responsibilities. Additionally, you can earn points by volunteering, attending professional development courses, and completing correspondence courses. It is important to refer to the official Army promotion point system guidelines for specific details and point values associated with each activity.
What is the Maximum retirement points for a navy reservist per year?
If you only accumulate the points while in Inactive Duty (Drilling and Correspondence Courses plus 15 Membership Points) then the max you can get is 130 points. If you are Active Duty due to Mobilization, Annual Training (AT), Active Duty For Training (ADT), or Active Duty for Special Work (ADSW) the most you can get is 365 (366 during a leap year). If you mix them, again the max is 365. For example, let's say the first 6 months of your Anniversary year you were Inactive and you already racked up 50 Points and you did 13 days of AT. Then you get mobilized and are Active Duty during your last 180 days of your Anniversary Year. At the end of your Anniversary Year you will get 180 + 50 + 13 + 15 (Membership Points). That's 258. Another example is you are Inactive Duty for the first 30 days of your Anniversary Year but you have racked up 100 Points from Correspondence Courses (it could happen if you were motivated enough and didn't have a life!) and then get mobilized for the next 11 months of your Anniversary Year. The math for this is 100 + 335 + 15. However, the max points that they will give you is 365 (even though it adds up to 450).
Does a school have to be accredited to offer online correspondence courses?
No, a school does not have to be accredited to offer online correspondence courses. However, if I were a student I would aim for a school that does, because it would look better on my transcript.
What has the author Joseph E Smart written?
Joseph E. Smart has written: 'A short history of the early years of study by correspondence' 'College and University Correspondence Courses United States' 'College and university correspondence courses in Canada' -- subject(s): Correspondence schools and courses, Directories, University extension 'Home Study Diploma/Certificate Programs, (Home Study Diploma/Certificate Programs)'
