The final two years of the Army ROTC curriculum (4 semesters) are called the Advanced Course. Cadets must have credit for the Basic Course to enter the Advanced Course. The general focus of the advanced course is to hone the general leadership skills acquired in the Basic Course in the specific context of tactical leadership and Staff planning.
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What matters is that you can fully perform the essential functions of an Air Force Junior ROTC instructor. You will complete an Occupational Screening Questionnaire telling us if you can perform the essential functions of an Air Force Junior ROTC instructor. 29. When will I be eligible for nomination to a position?
NO ONLINE CALCULATION TOOL WILL BE ACCEPTED OR U.S.ED FOR MIP CALCUALTION PURPOSES. School districts employing JROTC instructors MUST PAY the MIP, and guarantee a 10, 11 or 12 month contract. The Army reimburses the school one half of the calculated MIP.
In the context of Air Force Junior ROTC program operations, the ASI is supervised by the SASI. In most units, they are responsible for the Leadership Education portion of the curriculum. This includes drill and ceremonies, principles of leadership and management, and communication skills.
Due to the Privacy Act of 1974, JROTC Instructor Management (IM) will not release retired pay information to anyone other than the Instructor or potential Instructor - NO EXCEPTIONS. JROTC IM will not provide MIP estimates over the phone. ALL estimated MIP’s will be communicated via official hire letters – NO EXCEPTIONS.
Army JROTC Instructor Army instructors must be noncommissioned officers with a high school certificate and an associate's degree. All applicants must have an excellent record of military performance, be within one year of retirement or have retired within the last three years.
While ZipRecruiter is seeing annual salaries as high as $94,500 and as low as $17,500, the majority of Jrotc Instructor salaries currently range between $33,000 (25th percentile) to $67,500 (75th percentile) with top earners (90th percentile) making $85,500 annually across the United States.
A Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, or JROTC, instructor is a licensed high school teacher with a background in military service. Many JROTC instructors transition into a teaching role for their local JROTC program retiring out of the service.
If cadets wish to pursue further military instruction after the Basic ROTC, these courses, in order, are available to them (assuming they took/are taking the Cadet Officer Candidate Course):
Teaching JROTC was very rewarding but plenty of long days and some weekends if you are a dedicated instructor. Teaching was the easiest part for me as I was an Army instructor prior to working for JROTC. Loved the other teachers, staff, and support personnel with my school.
School districts employing JROTC instructors MUST PAY the MIP, and guarantee a 10, 11 or 12 month contract. The Army reimburses the school one half of the calculated MIP. The total amount paid by the school is taxable income....Basic Pay$6,190.50BAS$367.92BAH$1,265.00Clothing$38.70 (female)Adjusted Pay$7,862.122 more rows
Commissioned officers who have earned the rank of captain, which is an O-3 or above, and who have received an honorable discharge are qualified to become ROTC instructors.
To become a JROTC instructor, someone must be either a retired NCO in grades E-6 through E-9, or a retired warrant officer or retired commissioned officer in grades W-1 through W-5 or O-3 through O-6. Retirees can be from the active-duty Army, the U.S. Army Reserve or the Army National Guard.
(5) All JROTC Instructors (including DAIs and their staffs, SAIs, AIs, and cost-shared MPSs) authorized to wear the Army uniform will wear the Class A or B uniform when accompanying Cadets to command-sponsored events (i.e., national and regional competitions, unless otherwise directed).
Advanced Camp isn't basic training. Most of the time you are not monitored and you will definitely have down time. If you are in a leadership position, do something. Use this time for hip pocket training, equipment maintenance, SOP creation, etc.
The ROTC program provides world-class leadership development, as well as valuable team building and networking opportunities. It also opens the door to specialized training with your local unit, which could include airborne, air assault, medical training, and other technical skills.
Advanced Camp Cadets are paid at a rate of about $1,100 for the month. Over the course of the 30 days, cadets will receive numerous classes and briefs that discuss typical Army life.
1. What is the Air Force Junior ROTC program?#N#Air Force Junior ROTC is not a recruiting program for the military. Air Force Junior ROTC exists only to instill (in high school students, grades 9-12) the values of citizenship, service to the United States, and personal responsibility through education and mentoring. The Air Force Junior ROTC program is a 3 to 4-year course of military-based instruction (academics and leadership development requirements). The curriculum includes an introduction to aviation history, aviation and space science, college and career readiness, global studies, practical leadership, and health and wellness.
Instructors are all retired members of the United States Air Force. Normally, one retired officer and one retired enlisted are employed by the school at each program. The officer is designated as the Senior Aerospace Science Instructor (SASI), and the enlisted as the Aerospace Science Instructor (ASI).
The SASI works for the principal and is the direct supervisor of the ASI ( in the context all things Air Force Junior ROTC).
The Air Force reimburses the school one-half of the minimum only, each month, for 10 months only. Each active duty pay raise will result in an increase of the minimum pay from the school.
While Air Force Junior ROTC instructors are retired military members, they continue to wear their Air Force uniform (at their retired grade) in the performance of their duties. As such, instructors are required to meet and maintain Air Force uniform wear, grooming and weight standards during their tenure as instructors. 4.
No. Air Force Junior ROTC instructors perform only those duties connected with the instruction, operation, and administration of the AFJROTC program. Individuals employed as Air Force Junior ROTC instructors will not perform duties or teach classes in any discipline other than AFJROTC-directed curriculum. However, this provision is not intended ...