Spring Cadet On-the-Job Training
Real Responsibility.
Practical Experience.
Work alongside experienced Cadre to help prepare Camp Liberty for the summer while developing workplace and leadership skills.
Camp Liberty · Battleground, Alabama · Cullman County, North Alabama
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Spring Cadet On-the-Job Training
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- Tuition · USD
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01 / THE MISSION
Learn Leadership Through Service.
Returning XMC Cadets work alongside experienced Cadre and staff to help prepare Camp Liberty for the Summer Training Mission. Approved assignments build practical skills in maintenance, logistics, administration and camp support, with mentorship from the people responsible for those functions.
02 / TRAINING FOCUS
Build on What You Have Earned.
A clear view of the areas covered
through instruction and practical experience.
Logistics and Supply
Equipment Accountability
Administrative Support
Dining and Camp Operations
Individual Mentoring and Career Guidance
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Real Experience. Real Responsibility. Real Leadership.
This is a highly individualized program with mentorship under Cadre supervision. Cadets work with experienced professionals, receive career guidance, develop leadership and communication skills, and gain insight into military and civilian careers dedicated to serving others.
Flexible Scheduling
Spring OJT is designed to work around school schedules.
Report any Saturday
Depart the following Saturday, or any later Saturday that fits your schedule
Typical assignments range from one to several weeks
Alternate arrival or departure dates may be approved on a case-by-case basis
This flexibility allows Cadets to participate during Spring Break or other school breaks while gaining meaningful hands-on experience.
Areas of Experience
Depending on current projects and Camp Liberty's operational needs, Cadets may assist with:
Facilities maintenance and improvement projects
Logistics and supply operations
Central Issue Facility (CIF)
Medical Aid Station support
Dining Facility operations
Administrative and business support
Equipment preparation and accountability
Training area setup and maintenance
Preparing Camp Liberty for the Summer Training Mission
Supporting visiting organizations and special events
Assignments are based on both operational requirements and each Cadet's interests whenever possible.
03 / PLAN YOUR TRAINING
Know the Dates.
Make Your Plan.
Spring OJT dates and assignments are arranged directly through Admissions.
Start with Admissions. Apply through Admissions; this program is not enrolled through CampMinder.
Prices are in U.S. dollars. We approve your dates, eligibility, charges and program terms before enrollment.
Up to five Cadets at a time may participate from March through May. Applicants must be ages 13–18 and graduates of XMC Cadet Basic Training. Confirm approved dates and assignments with Admissions before making travel plans.
BEFORE YOU REPORT
Prepare For
Your Assignment.
Cadets are responsible for preparing their equipment and following their approved assignment instructions. Read the combined CSS / OJT packet before arrival.
Email Admissions with your approved travel details and any skills or areas of work you hope to explore. Assignments depend on program needs. Photos and updates may be limited during off-season OJT.
Bring two or three pairs of work jeans only when no other training is being conducted at Camp Liberty and your assignment instructions permit them. Otherwise, follow the applicable uniform and packing requirements.
Use this course page and Admissions approval for current eligibility and dates; the packet is the December 2024 preparation edition.
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