What does "nomination" mean?
After your interview, your recruiter will match your skills with a program
that needs those skills and nominate you to that program. Nomination
means that you will know the general program you will work in, the geographic
region, and your approximate departure date.
If this sounds like a step in the right direction, it is! But take notenomination
only means that your recruiter has recommended you for a given program.
A formal invitation to that program can only be made after your medical
and legal review is complete and after you have been deemed qualified
and suitable for Peace Corps service by our Placement Office.
Something to think about: we will take into consideration any preferences
you have for where you'd like to serve. But when deciding on your nomination,
your recruiter is most concerned with finding a fit between your skills
and a country's needs. You'll need to be flexible and trust that we will
match you up with the program that is best for both you and the community
you'll be serving.
Keep reading, you're getting therenext up is "Step
4: Medical and Legal Review.
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