1, military coach: Non-commissioned officers have received professional training and education in the army and have rich military experience and skills, so they can choose the career of military coach. In the military, armed police, police and other fields, military coaches are responsible for teaching military skills, tactics, strategies and other knowledge to help others improve their military quality.
2. Tactical guidance: Non-commissioned officers have accumulated rich tactical experience in the army and can guide the tactics of the army. In peacetime, tactical guidance can play a role in training, exercises, competitions and other activities to improve the combat effectiveness and combat capability of troops.
3. Military advisers: Non-commissioned officers who have held leadership positions in the army or have special military skills and experience can become military advisers. Military advisers can provide military advice and suggestions in the political, economic and cultural fields to governments, enterprises and social organizations, and help them formulate appropriate military strategies and programs.
4. National defense education: Non-commissioned officers have received systematic national defense education in the army, have an understanding of the national security situation and war history, and can choose to engage in national defense education. In governments at all levels, military forces, schools and other institutions, non-commissioned officers can serve as propaganda and explanations of national defense education to improve national defense awareness and safety awareness.
5. Retirement to start a business: Non-commissioned officers can choose to start a business after retirement and use their accumulated experience and skills in the army to carry out military-related business. For example, we can set up military training schools, expand training institutions and provide military education and training services for more people.