Federal application workbench
Prepare an announcement-specific checklist and resume draft using your own facts.
Veteran Tools / Career
Your service taught you a few things. Find civilian work that fits, get ready for the hiring process, or explore going into business for yourself.
You don’t have to figure it all out at once. Start here.
Translate military experience into career possibilities using the linked official tools — enter your MOS, rating, or AFSC there.
Civilian roles, federal employment, and hiring pathways.
Resumes, interviews, networking, and career coaching.
Build skills through credentials and practical learning.
Explore self-employment and veteran business support.
Understand accommodations, work support, and retention.
Independent preparation tools. Keep your facts in your own words and review the result before taking action.
Prepare an announcement-specific checklist and resume draft using your own facts.
Explore four human career-support services, their conditions and official contact steps.
Plan service-relative transition tasks and compare a training schedule with dated branch policies.
Know who provides the help and what to check before you reach out.
Explore federal jobs, veteran hiring paths, and the documents you need to apply.
Explore civilian careers, wages, training, licenses, certifications, and local employment help.
Explore civilian occupations related to your military work and use an interest assessment to consider other paths.
Get one-to-one transition coaching for career assessments, resumes, interviews, and referrals.
Explore civilian work-based training as you approach separation.
Explore counselor-led support for employment, training, self-employment, or independent living through VR&E.