In any event, many specialties have Air Force schools to attend before the first assignment. Technological specialties - communications, maintenance, munitions. Administrative - personnel, information management. Other - security police, logistics, others. There are some Professional specialties that require full professional qualifications prior to earning the AFSC, such as a doctor, lawyer, nurse, or chaplain.
Some specialties require special physical skills.
You must pass the flight physical exam to be a pilot or navigator, and of course you have to successfully complete the training. Another example is the extremely high physical standard for being a combat controller. There are a wide variety of job opportunities available in the Air Force. Officers are needed to occupy different areas such as flying, meteorology, security police, biomedical research, dentistry, law, and many other fields. Based on what major you choose in college, you also need to consider what career fields you qualify for.