
Military Service - U.S. Air National Guard, Administration
Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Compensation
Salary
Range $49,838.78 - $1.00
Benefits
flexible schedule
Valuable leadership training
technical skill development
competitive pay
Opportunity for career advancement
Community service involvement
Comprehensive military training
Job Description
The Air National Guard is a unique and versatile branch of the United States military that offers individuals the incredible opportunity to serve their country while maintaining the flexibility of a civilian career. This organization combines the benefits of military service with the ability to work either full-time or part-time, allowing you to balance your military duties with a civilian career in your community. The Air National Guard prides itself on delivering top-notch training provided by experienced technical experts, ensuring that each member gains the necessary skills and leadership abilities to excel both during and after their military service.
The Air National Guard Administration role, identified by the code 3F5X1, is a critical position that supports the seamless and efficient operation of any organization within the Guard. Administrators in this role are entrusted with essential background duties that include office management and human resources functions. These professionals are the cornerstone of organizational efficiency, ensuring that communication flows smoothly, correspondence is managed, and that personnel needs are effectively handled.
In this full-time position, compensation starts from $49,838.78 per year, reflecting the importance and responsibility of the duties carried out by Air National Guard Administrators. The work location is described as "on the road," suggesting travel may be an element of the job, supporting various units within the Guard as needed.
The role involves managing office processes such as communication workflows, correspondence preparation, distribution, and suspense tracking. These tasks are vital to maintaining a well-organized office environment and ensuring that administrative deadlines are met. Additionally, administrators manage organizational personnel and manpower programs, linking the human resources function directly with military operations and priorities.
Further responsibilities include providing executive administrative support to high-ranking officials such as General Officers and Senior Executive Service civilians. This support is crucial for enabling commanders and executives to perform their duties efficiently, knowing that their administrative needs are professionally handled.
Candidates interested in this position must meet specific requirements, including being enlisted as a commissioned officer in the Air National Guard. Education prerequisites include a high school diploma or GED, with desirable coursework in business, English composition, computer software, and keyboarding. A minimum ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) score of 55 in the Administrative category is necessary, as is maintaining a valid state driver’s license for government vehicle operation.
For those new to military service, the Air National Guard provides comprehensive training that begins with 8.5 weeks of Basic Military Training at JB San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, followed by specialized technical training to prepare you for the responsibilities of the administrative role.
This position’s related civilian career opportunities include fields such as office management and executive assistant roles, making the skills you develop highly transferable to the civilian workforce. Joining the Air National Guard as an administrator not only provides meaningful service to the nation but also equips you with valuable professional and leadership skills to enhance your future career prospects.
The Air National Guard Administration role, identified by the code 3F5X1, is a critical position that supports the seamless and efficient operation of any organization within the Guard. Administrators in this role are entrusted with essential background duties that include office management and human resources functions. These professionals are the cornerstone of organizational efficiency, ensuring that communication flows smoothly, correspondence is managed, and that personnel needs are effectively handled.
In this full-time position, compensation starts from $49,838.78 per year, reflecting the importance and responsibility of the duties carried out by Air National Guard Administrators. The work location is described as "on the road," suggesting travel may be an element of the job, supporting various units within the Guard as needed.
The role involves managing office processes such as communication workflows, correspondence preparation, distribution, and suspense tracking. These tasks are vital to maintaining a well-organized office environment and ensuring that administrative deadlines are met. Additionally, administrators manage organizational personnel and manpower programs, linking the human resources function directly with military operations and priorities.
Further responsibilities include providing executive administrative support to high-ranking officials such as General Officers and Senior Executive Service civilians. This support is crucial for enabling commanders and executives to perform their duties efficiently, knowing that their administrative needs are professionally handled.
Candidates interested in this position must meet specific requirements, including being enlisted as a commissioned officer in the Air National Guard. Education prerequisites include a high school diploma or GED, with desirable coursework in business, English composition, computer software, and keyboarding. A minimum ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) score of 55 in the Administrative category is necessary, as is maintaining a valid state driver’s license for government vehicle operation.
For those new to military service, the Air National Guard provides comprehensive training that begins with 8.5 weeks of Basic Military Training at JB San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, followed by specialized technical training to prepare you for the responsibilities of the administrative role.
This position’s related civilian career opportunities include fields such as office management and executive assistant roles, making the skills you develop highly transferable to the civilian workforce. Joining the Air National Guard as an administrator not only provides meaningful service to the nation but also equips you with valuable professional and leadership skills to enhance your future career prospects.
Job Requirements
- Contract as a commissioned officer in the Air National Guard
- High school diploma or GED
- Minimum ASVAB score of 55 on Administrative
- Maintain a valid state's driver's license
- Willingness to attend 8.5 weeks of Basic Military Training and technical training if no prior military experience
Job Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED
- Courses in business English composition computer software and keyboarding are desirable
- Minimum ASVAB score of 55 on Administrative
- Ability to maintain a valid state's driver's license
- Experience in executive administrative support is beneficial
Job Duties
- Manage office processes including correspondence preparation distribution suspense tracking and workflow management
- Manage organizational personnel and manpower programs
- Provide executive administrative support to General Officers and Senior Executive Service civilians
- Support organizational communications through effective office management
- Maintain efficient and organized work environment to assist executives and commanders
Job Criteria
Experience
No experience required
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