DoD is dedicated to equipping separating service members with the basic job-hunting skills, tools, and self-confidence necessary to secure satisfying and productive employment in the civilian work force. Transition programs provide counseling, education, and employment assistance.

Similar services also are available for the spouses, and teenage and adult children of separating members; and DoD civilians affected by downsizing.

Operation Transition. Provides the Transition Bulletin Board (TBB), an automated system which contains a listing of job want ads and other useful information to separating/retiring military and federal civilian personnel and their spouses.

DoD Job Search (DJS). DJS features want ads, resume writing, and referral systems geared to transitioning military personnel and their spouses, DoD federal civilian employees, and the spouses of relocating active-duty members.

DoD Transportal. Assists Service Members leaving active duty make the change to civilian life by providing valuable information on benefits, transition services, on-line courses, successful job searches, and more.

Credentialing Opportunities On-Line. The Army Continuing Education Service's Credentialing Opportunities On-Line Website identifies the education, experience and testing needed to earn certification or licenses for hundreds of civilian jobs. It tells the soldier what to study, what work experience is required (and) what the educational requirements are, so the soldier can manage his own pathway to the credentials he may need.

 

Military Match. Provides free resume posting and job board services for transitioning military healthcare professionals.

The School Finder. Servicemembers and veterans can now search over 4,000 military-friendly schools to find the program that works best for their lifestyle.

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