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Admissions RepresentativeMichigan Institute Of Aviation(Flint/Saginaw, Michigan)
Description Michigan Institute of Aviation & Technology is looking for full time Admissions / Sales Representatives (High School Admissions / Outside Sales) to be part of our expanding college system offering technical training in high-demand aviation, power technology and transportation dispatch careers. Admissions Representative responsibilities includes high school presentations, contacting pro...
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Posted Tue 27th October
US Navy Officer Career OpportunitiesU.S. Navy(Southeastern, Missouri)
Immediate respect and responsibility. Rapid advancement and postgraduate schooling. Experience beyond your years doing something that makes a difference in the world. That's what a degree can get you as an Officer in the Navy. REACH YOUR POTENTIAL ON A PROVEN PATH If you're a student or graduate of a four-year college or university with leadership skills and determination, now's the perfect time t...
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Posted Tue 17th November
US Navy Officer Career OpportunitiesU.S. Navy(Montgomery County, Maryland)
REACH YOUR POTENTIAL ON A PROVEN PATH If you're a student or graduate of a four-year college or university with leadership skills and determination, now's the perfect time to look into a career as a Navy Officer. Here, you can get comprehensive training that sets you apart and follows you wherever you go. You could command a nuclear carrier or stealth submarine . Pilot the world's most awe-inspiri...
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Posted Tue 17th November

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