Making it easier for soldiers to get an education as civilians, or pursue a career in the private sector.

Parliamentary parties will with Defense Minister Soeren Gade in the lead, making it easier for soldiers to get credit after completing his soldatertid - it must simultaneously encourage more young people to start a career in the military. Parliamentary parties will make sure that the Defence military training in future give credit, so soldiers do not have to start over in their studies. In addition, the soldiers' military papers clearly include all the skills that he has acquired during his time as a soldier - it must make the transition to a career in the private sector more sought after and easier to achieve. The reason for the proposal is that the Defence desperately short of staff. Simultaneously, politicians at Christiansborg do away with the perception that a job in the Army is a lifelong career. "There are not many other jobs that need people who can kill, dig holes and driving armored personnel carriers. But we have a lot of talented people who should not be in the military the rest of their days, so we have to translate their skills "Quote: Flemming D. Vinther, President of Enlisted and Corporal Association via Politiken.dk You can read more about the Defence Training here at Student Guide in Education Source: Politiken