Resources for Veterans
Thank you for your service. These resources will help you translate your military experience into civilian career success.
Translate Your Military Skills
Your military experience is valuable. Use these tools to translate it into language employers understand.
Veteran Employment Programs
VA Careers
Official VA employment resources including job listings, resume help, and career counseling for veterans.
Hire Heroes USA
Free career coaching, resume help, and job placement assistance for veterans and military spouses.
American Corporate Partners
Free mentoring program connecting veterans with corporate professionals for career guidance.
Helmets to Hardhats
Connects veterans with careers in the construction industry. Apprenticeship and training programs.
VetJobs
Job board specifically for veterans with employers committed to veteran hiring.
Military OneSource
Career and education support for service members, veterans, and families. Resume help, job search tools.
VA Benefits for Job Seekers
GI Bill
Education benefits for training, certifications, and degree programs. Can cover tuition and provide living stipend.
Vocational Rehab (VR&E)
Career counseling, training, and job placement for veterans with service-connected disabilities.
VA Healthcare
Health coverage during your job search. Don't let healthcare costs hold you back.
Look for Veteran-Friendly Employers
Many companies actively recruit veterans. Look for these signs:
- • Member of the Veteran Jobs Mission
- • HIRE Vets Medallion Award recipient
- • Military Spouse Employment Partnership member
- • Dedicated veteran hiring page on their website
Resume Tips for Veterans
- •Translate military jargon. "Led 12-person team" instead of "Squad Leader." Use the tools above.
- •Quantify achievements. "Managed $2M equipment budget" or "Trained 50+ personnel."
- •Focus on transferable skills. Leadership, problem-solving, working under pressure, attention to detail.
- •Include security clearances. If you have one, it's valuable to many employers.