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Virtual career fair scheduled to outline Army opportunities

United States Army Recruiting is hosting a virtual career fair Thursday, Dec. 10, to educate interested individuals about full-time and part-time careers available in 150 specialties.

As part of the hiring event, Army recruiters will provide information about the benefits of military service, including health insurance, retirement plans, training and education opportunities and family support programs.

The Army offers a wide variety of career options, ranging from traditional combat roles to support positions in logistics, engineering and technology.

Qualified applicants may be eligible for bonuses up to $40,000 or student loan reimbursement up to $65,000, depending on the selected occupation, length of the contract, and time line for shipping to basic training.

For more information about the Army’s virtual career fair in your area or to request an interview, please contact the Salt Lake City Army Recruiting Battalion Public Affairs Office at 801-974-9518 or usarmy.knox.usarec.list.6jbn-apa@mail.mil

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