The ARMY JROTC is Now Hiring Retired E6-06 Army as JROTC Instructors

1. U.S. Army Cadet Command
“Motivating young people to be better citizens”
JROTC Employment
Opportunities
Overview
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2. Agenda
“Motivating young people to be better citizens”
• History
• Program Overview
• JROTC Units
• Introduction to JROTC
• JROTC Instructor Qualifications
• Conclusion
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3. JROTC History
“Motivating young people to be better citizens”
• National Defense Act (as amended) of 1916 –
established the JROTC program and the National
Defense Cadet Corps (NDCC)
• 1964 – changed use of active duty instructors to
retirees - opened program to other services
• 1973 – authorized female participants
• Today – Popular support at all levels of the
government
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4. “Motivating young people to be better citizens”
JROTC Goals
• Promote citizenship
Measures of Effectiveness SY 07-08
• Develop leadership
• Teach to communicate effectively
School JROTC
• Improve physical fitness
•
Attendance 90% 93% Provide incentive to live drug-free
• Strengthen positive self-motivation
Graduation 86% 98% • Provide historical perspective of military service
• Train to work as a team member
Indiscipline 16.4% 5%
• Inspire to graduate from High School, attend
institutions of higher learning, and pursue
Drop Out 3% <1%
meaningful careers particularly in the areas of
science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
GPA 2.7 2.9
National Competitions
- Leadership/Academic
JROTC Enrollment – All Services
- Air Rifle
- Precision Drill
280,000
- Raider Challenge
300,000 Army (1645)
281,000
250,000
JROTC Curriculum
• 200,000 286,000
Citizenship in Action Air Force (869)
• Leadership Theory and Application 150,000
• Foundation for Success Navy (613)
100,000
• Wellness, Fitness, and First Aid 50,000
• Geography, Map Skills and Environmental Awareness Marines (222)
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• Citizenship in American History and Government
2006 2007 2008
• 31 NDCCs
Cadet Safety and Civilian Marksmanship Program (Optional) 4

5. JROTC Units – Current Status
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DODDS
N. Marianas 5/1 Germany 10/1 Korea 2/1
Over Subscribed Under Subscribed States
Am. Samoa 6/1
Japan 2/1 Italy 1/1
NH 2/9
Hawaii 17/5
9/29 5/14
VT 3/4
WA ME
3/12
Guam 3/1 3/12
ND
MT
6/23 6/34 MA 12/23
23/79
MN
OR 1/10 ID 5/34 RI 3/5
NY
5/13
ALASKA 44/43
WI
SD
2/5
7/19 MI CT 5/15
28/52
WY 4/25 PA NJ 21/24
8/23 22/59
IA
13/8 21/30
44/52 DE 5/3
NE OH
NV IN
IL 18/12
5/11 56/26
21/23 MD 24/14
WV
UT VA
CO 9/33 32/39 55/24 DC 11/3
KS
91/44 MO KY
117/29 NC
CA
1
83/14
19/33
14/14
24/21
23/21 AZ SC
OK
NM 78/35 Virgin Islands 3/1
AR 94/28
49/24
GA
AL
1 1 8
MS 1
65/22
1 Puerto Rico 4/15
184/104 LA
TX 2
139/42
10
FL
6
NDCC units Army JROTC Expansion # of units
31
265 new units Fair & Equitable
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6. Introduction to JROTC
“Motivating young people to be better citizens”
Do you want to …
• Help motivate young people to be better citizens
• Make a difference and shape our next generation
• Get professional and personal satisfaction
• Join a large program within the Army that has
popular support and congressional endorsement
• Continue to receive pay equal to your present salary
• Then service as a JROTC instructor is for you!!!
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7. JROTC Instructor Qualifications
“Motivating young people to be better citizens”
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
Certified
 Retired E-6 through O-6
by the
Army
 No record of military or civilian adverse actions
 Meet the retention medical fitness standards and weight standards of CCR 145-
2:
• Meet height and weight standard; 30% male body fat and 36% female body fat
• No speech impediment
• No medical disqualifiers (i.e., heart disease, asthma, pace makers)
• VA disabilities > 30% require medical review
 Have an excellent record of military performance
 Have the mentality, personality, appearance and bearing to represent The Army
well in the civilian community
 Have good moral character, instructional ability, and be able to
challenge, motivate and influence young people in a positive manner
 Completion of initial qualification training, satisfactory interview, and be
determined by Cadet Command to meet the criteria
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8. Instructor Pay
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• Instructor Pay - 05 retired w/ 20 yrs AFS
– BP + BAS + BAH (5000 + 170 + 1300) = 6470
– Minus Retired Pay (50% of BP at 20 yrs) = 2500
– Equals MIP (6470 – 2500 = 3970)
– MIP x 50% (3970 x 50% = 1985 (Army
Reimburses the school)
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9. How to Apply
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• Visit our web site: www.usarmyjrotc.com
• Meet the administrative and certification requirements set by Cadet
Command Regulation (CCR) 145-2
• Submit a completed application with supporting documents
• Complete the online Initial Qualification Training (IQT)
• Complete a satisfactory interview by a certified Cadet Command
interviewer
• Application, with supporting documents and interview results, will be
considered in certification process
• Applicant will be informed in writing of results within 30 days from receipt
of the complete packet
• Questions or concerns please contact Instructor Management Division
• Email: jrotcin@usaac.army.mil
• Phone: 1-800-347-6641
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10. Conclusion
“Motivating young people to be better citizens”
• JROTC is a large and popular Program that:
• Teaches citizenship and leadership roles
• Integrates current instructional strategies
• Hosts quality competitions to motivate cadets
• JROTC is looking for a few certified instructor “To motivate
young people to be better citizens”
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11. “Motivating young people to be better citizens”
“Train to Lead!”
“We Motivate!”
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