Should I say/mention this in an application?
Hello everyone,
I actually want to join the military, but I want to get an apprenticeship first. I spent a long time looking for something that would suit me, until the career counselor suggested I'd be interested in becoming a funeral director (funeral director). It's one of the few apprenticeships that appeals to me. Now I'm going to apply to various funeral directors. Should I mention in my application that I only want to do an apprenticeship and then join the military? Or should I pretend I want to have a long-term career there.
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at the moment you just want to make an education, as it should continue in your professional life, you can still decide that you don’t have to tell anyone
No. What you want to do after that doesn’t matter.
But if you want to become a covenant, you need another training, you should be aware.
What further training? Know couple who has lasted 3 years with the main school degree and a completed training, making the fieldwebel runway now.
Bundeswehr and Bund are two different pairs of shoes.
I find unfair what you’re doing.
What do you mean?
The trainer (and the taxpayer) is investing time and money in an azuub with the aim that after training he exercises this grading and thus pays the investment.
I spent 12 months on taxing 1584€ each month and as they waste it to certain clientele, they can spend it a bit for me. Besides, the company that trains me gets extra money. And yes, this job, after my career, I will do my job at the Bundeswehr, where is the problem? Have not tried before me as a professional soldier(is hard to get the place, you need good contacts)
Bestatter and Bundeswehr fit together.
Yeah, that would be good if they saw the covenant that I had something to do with bodies. Bzw has experience in the field. Actually wanted something to do with crafts/metal technology, but most businesses in my city are a disaster.