Question regarding Navy Jobs?

Where do active duty sailors find out what jobs are undermanned or available? My son is at A school and I thought we had a plan for him to get on a carrier but he's being talked out of it even though he was originally told his training was only applicable to carrier duty.

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  • Jim
    The needs of of the Navy trump everything. Nothing is for sure till you finish A school. What happens to the sailor who cannot cuit it in A school. Over to the councilers and then a new rating path.

    NavyDads Co-Admin, Jim said:
    ...and how does the "needs of the Navy" come into play? So a guy enlists and is told that's a good rate, he quals, etc...Then is in DEP for 8 months, goes through boot, then is told that rate is closed now. So can he take another job then change later back to what he signed up for?
  • Jobs in the Navy are call Ratings
    Go to http://usmilitary.about.com/od/enlistedjob1/a/navyjobs.htm. you will see a list of communities. Click on the community and you will find a list of ratings for that community. Click on one of the ratings and there will be a detailed description of that particulr rating. Scroll down near the end of the description and there is a link that looks like this: Current Manning Levels for This Rating: CREO Listing. Click on the CREO Listing and there is a numerical ranking that shows the "manning level" I do not believe that this is realtime nor do I know the dates information is posted. It is however, accurate for my son's rating.
  • 1) have no idea
    2) not realtime....from Navy Times earlier this year.

    I'm not assuming the situation has changed

    You'd have to check with a recruiter I imagine

    FHFMA said:
    Is there someplace for them to see this through the mititary websites?
    I'm assuming this is not realtime updated data?
  • If you check out our group Career Planning
    I've got some info I posted from Navy Times detailing manning of rates and what rates have open billets.
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