U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Jonathan G. Wright/Released 150225-M-UY543-104.JPG
Mar 20, 2015
Sergeant Brian Alvarado encourages of high school faculty members and other educators to acknowledge his commands through “incentive training” in a sand pit during the Recruiting Station Portsmouth Educator’s Workshop aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina, Feb. 24. The Educator’s Workshop is a weeklong snapshot of Marine Corps recruit training for high school- or post school- teachers and advisors, designed to “educate the educators” and community influencers about the opportunities and benefits the Marine Corps offers to young men and women. Attendees view a culmination of major recruit training events while also learning through hands-on experiences and speak one-on-one with a variety of Marines across a span of occupations. The goal of the workshop is to address any misconceptions about enlistment and focus on what is oftentimes not considered when thinking about military service, such as continuing education opportunities and professional skills development. Alvarado is the senior drill instructor for Company M., 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, and a Tulsa, Oklahoma native.
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