Post-Military Careers

The Veteran Readiness and Employment program offers a multi-step process to help Veterans living with a disability find a civilian workplace job.

What is a protected veteran? This status was created through an amended version of the Vietnam Era Veterans’ Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974 (VEVRAA), an...

Do you want to learn how to become a teacher at a military base high school, middle school, or primary school? This is not your typical educator job, and the...

It is common for service members to accept off-duty employment whether they are assigned to a stateside base or overseas. The military regulates off-duty emp...

Several unemployment benefits and programs exist for veterans. If you’re a veteran who’s out of work, here are some programs you may be eligible for. Types o...

Veterans who are rejoining the civilian workforce or who are interested in changing careers have several resources available to help. The Department of Veter...

Military experience can give you a leg-up in the civilian job market. While most companies appreciate the job training and values that come with military exp...

If a service-connected disability has sidelined you from continuing your military career as planned, transitioning into the civilian workforce may feel like ...

Following their military careers, many veterans decide to apply for jobs with the federal government. But, this application process can appear complicated an...

The Department of Defense employs an impressive number of people worldwide. There are, according to Pentagon sources, some 950,000 civilians working for DoD ...