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There is no one set career trajectory in the Coast Guard. That’s because we offer a host of diverse and challenging opportunities that span a broad scope of interests, backgrounds, and skillsets.
Do you think you have what it takes to save lives, bust drug traffickers or track and catch polluters? Then you're ready for a job in the Coast Guard. Learn More
The Coast Guard has numerous jobs available for enlisted personnel. Learn more about each rating, what they do, and the required minimum ASVAB score for each one.
You'll gain in-demand career skills and have life-changing experiences, all while making lifelong friends. Just ask our servicemembers. They’ll tell you that adventure is part of their job—and making a difference is their priority.
Serving as an officer in the Coast Guard is different from serving in any other military branch. You are charged to be a law enforcement officer and sailor, humanitarian and defender, regulator, steward of the environment, diplomat, and guardian of the coast.
The Coast Guard’s only enlisted basic training is held at the Coast Guard Training Center in Cape May, NJ. You'll be challenged mentally and physically every day. You'll be pushed, tested, and worked harder than you ever thought possible.
As a U.S. Coast Guard officer, you’ll help to secure these interests, fulfilling the Coast Guard’s strategic roles of ensuring the safety, security and stewardship of our nation’s waters. The Coast Guard’s service motto is Semper Paratus – Always Ready. We are on duty 365 days a year.
Innovation High School’s Coast Guard JROTC unit is the 12th in the nation and is the largest to-date, with over 190 cadets enrolled in the inaugural semester. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Riley Perkofski)
There are over 200 different types of Civilian jobs in the U.S. Coast Guard, each one offering its own unique challenges, responsibilities, and satisfaction. Simply select a category on the below to learn about the different job types from which you can choose.
You don't have to enlist to join the U.S. Coast Guard. A workforce of over 9,500 civilians provide essential services in diverse business and technical fields while enjoying superior workplace training and excellent federal benefits in positions located across the U.S.