Enlisted military members across the Armed Forces now have the opportunity to prepare for future careers as uniformed physicians thanks to the Enlisted to Medical Degree Preparatory Program. Enlisted to Medical Degree Program (EMDP2) The Enlisted to Medical Degree Preparatory Program, or EMDP2, is headquartered at the Uniformed Services University (USU) of the Health Sciences’…
Serving in the military in civil affairs, or a similar job can make for quite an interesting career. Those with a Civil Affairs military occupational code work as military liaisons to ensure the safety of both soldiers and civilians as well as working to make sure of the success of military operations. Civil Affairs Military…
If you have served in the military as a part of the Military Police (or an MP), you will have quite a few options for an after-military career.
Those that have worked as an interpreter or translator during their time in the military will have the skills of reading & speaking other languages. Read more.
Information about VA approved coding bootcamps that accept GI Bill. Included is a list of coding bootcamps that are GI Bill-eligible.
Here are civilian jobs that may be a good fit for you after serving in the military as a combat engineer. These include salary info and education paths.
VET TEC (Veteran Employment Through Technology Education Courses) is a Department of Veterans Affairs pilot program for GI Bill® eligible Veterans. VET TEC will help veterans, like you, start a career as a Cyber Warrior. The training provided through this program is set up for basic IT skills, but those same skills can also be…
You might not think cyber security jobs when you think about airplane maintenance. However the military does. Learn more.
The Transition Assistance Program (TAP) provides information, tools, and training to ensure that service members and their spouses are prepared for the next step in civilian life. The DoD TAP program offers job-searching assistance as well as other related services. If a service member is getting out of the military, they can find their nearest…
Some military occupations directly translate to civilian jobs. Infantry doesn’t, so the jobs after infantry vary widely.
Once you finish school, you will need to find a job with your new degree. This process requires every veteran to have a resume. Of course you can do this yourself, or you can hire a military resume service to write one for you. Reasons To Hire A Resume Writing Service Even if you have…
As a military spouse, you can get used to putting yourself on the back burner. The military life can make it hard to do what you want to do, whether that is going to school yourself or working in your own career field. There are so many different hurdles for military spouses that want to…
Following your own career goals as a military spouse isn’t always easy. With moving around every few years, not being able to set down roots, and dealing with a spouse with a very crazy schedule, it can be hard to find something that works. Luckily, there are some portable military spouse careers that can take…
Each of the military branches have special operations forces units. There are a lot of skills that those serving in the special operations forces can bring to a post-military career. Specific careers can also be a perfect fit and would be worth pursuing. Here are a few of them:
How to Connect with Veterans and Build Your Network Finding and connecting with other veterans is an integral part of life after service. However, it can be hard when one is spread out and not living on a centralized military base. Below, we’ve compiled a list of useful organizations that can help you connect with…
Military EOD techs (Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technicians) needn’t look far for civilian job opportunities. The following are some civilian EOD jobs after military service for which you may be a fit. Civilian EOD Jobs After the Military EOD Technicians advance to governmental agencies, private security companies, law enforcement teams, and other private institutions. The 3…
