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[QUOTE="Il Duce, post: 366768, member: 6664"]
[USER=7677]@itsmacko[/USER]

1. TS/SCI adjudication takes some time, the backlog is way down from years ago but it's still a lengthy process.  You're just going to have to wait.  Most jobs take a little time to go through the application process so I'd recommend you apply to the places you're interested in and put 'TS/SCI being adjudicated" on the application.  You can update your resume when the clearance is finalized.

2. I'd go back to your training NCO at your unit, then at your higher HQs, all the way up to the MIRC if you have to looking for training opportunities.  If the wait for 35N AIT is that long there are likely a host of opportunities before then.  FOUNDRY training and language training are almost always available and funded.  The training will help you in your career long-term and in the short-term may provide you some employment and benefits as you go through the civilian job application process.

3. You might look into an active duty tour (ADOS or COADOS).  The application process takes some time and they'll likely be looking for someone MOSQ.  However, if you find a good fit that might be a way to expedite your AIT.
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