June 2, 2021
Military Service.
In Kazakhstan we have a compulsory military service. Any young man from the age of 18 to 27 is registered as a recruit in the local military office and has to complete a medical examination. After passing the examination the draft board must decide whether a recruit is able to perform a military service or not. In most of the cases they don’t care and can approve a recruit with a moderately bad eyesight or someone who doesn’t have a sufficient physical training. Many young men dislike the idea of getting to the army and try to avoid it at all costs. Luckily, there are some legal options for this. If a young man is studying at university he gets a postponement for several years. Some of the men might go for a bachelor degree and then for a master degree just for not dealing with the military service. The other option is to get a job in the government services such as the police or the national security. Recently there has been an option to take a paid 40 days military training program which is allowed to replace the compulsory military service. However, it costs a large sum of money that not everyone could get.
My opinion is… (to be continued)
Military Service.
In Kazakhstan we have a compulsory military service.
Any young man from the age of 18 to 27 is registered as a recruit in the local military office and has to complete a medical examination.
After passing the examination the draft board must decide whether a recruit is able to perform a military service or not.
In most of the cases, they don’t care and can approve a recruit with a moderately bad eyesight or someone who doesn’t have a sufficient physical training.
Many young men dislike the idea of gettjoining to the army and try to avoid it at all costs.
Luckily, there are some legal options for this.
If a young man is studying at university he gets a postponement for several years.
Some of the men might go for a bachelor's degree and then for a master's degree just foras a way of not dealing with the military service.
The other option is to get a job in the government services such as the police or the national security.
Recently there has been an option to take a paid 40 days military training program which is allowed to replace the compulsory military service.
However, it costs a large sum of money that not everyone could getmight have.
My opinion is… (to be continued)
June 3, 2021
Many young men dislike the idea of gettjoining to the army and try to avoid it at all costs.
Do we need 'to' here or simply 'join the army'?
June 7, 2021
Sorry - I missed that! It is simply "join the army" without the "to".
In Kazakhstan we have a compulsory military service.
After passing thea recruit passes an examination, the draft board must decide whether a recruithe is able to perform a military service or not.
In most of the cases they don’t care, and can approve a recruit with a moderately bad eyesight or someone who doesn’t have a sufficient physical training.
Many young men dislike the idea of gettoing to the army and try to avoid it at all costs.
If a young man is studying at university he gets a postponedeferment for several years.
Some of the men might go for a bachelor's degree and then for a master's degree, just for notto avoid dealing with the military service.
The other option is to get a job in the government services such as in the police or the national security.
Recently there has been an option to take a paid 40 days military training program, which ishas been allowed to replace the compulsory military service.
However, it costs a large sum of money that not everyone could getan afford.
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Military Service. |
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In Kazakhstan we have a compulsory military service. In Kazakhstan we have |
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Any young man from the age of 18 to 27 is registered as a recruit in the local military office and has to complete a medical examination. |
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After passing the examination the draft board must decide whether a recruit is able to perform a military service or not. After |
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In most of the cases they don’t care and can approve a recruit with a moderately bad eyesight or someone who doesn’t have a sufficient physical training. In most In most of the cases they don’t care, and |
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Many young men dislike the idea of getting to the army and try to avoid it at all costs. Many young men dislike the idea of Many young men dislike the idea of g |
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Luckily, there are some legal options for this. |
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If a young man is studying at university he gets a postponement for several years. If a young man is studying at university he gets a |
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Some of the men might go for a bachelor degree and then for a master degree just for not dealing with the military service. Some of the men might go for a bachelor's degree and then for a master's degree just Some of the men might go for a bachelor's degree and then for a master's degree, just |
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The other option is to get a job in the government services such as the police or the national security. The other option is to get a job in The other option is to get a job in |
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Recently there has been an option to take a paid 40 days military training program which is allowed to replace the compulsory military service. Recently there has been an option to take a paid 40 days military training program, which |
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However, it costs a large sum of money that not everyone could get. However, it costs a large sum of money that not everyone However, it costs a large sum of money that not everyone c |
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My opinion is… (to be continued) |
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