Connect yourself with the Department of Labor and use their resources for career advice, helping to build your resume and gain access to employers who want to hire Veterans and military spouses. 

Voc Rehab or Ch. 31 benefit programs include several different services and benefits to help an eligible veteran achieve his or her rehabilitation goal. Services include vocational and personal counseling, education and training, financial aid, job assistance, and if needed, medical and dental treatment.

Not sure yet what you are looking to do after transitioning?  Check out the opportunity to volunteer or intern in the field of your choice!

Find job descriptions to describe a job you held while in the military.

Employment is an important issue. This toolkit is helping Veterans find and obtain employment, as well as advance their civilian careers. 

This site provides information on how you can get help accessing capital, competing for federal contracts, and creating jobs. In addition, SBA also supports the National Guard and Reserve and their military families when a small business owner is called to serve.

Veterans and dependents to get personalized counseling and support to help guide their career paths, ensure most effective use of their VA benefits, and achieve their goals.

Do you have at least 90 days of active duty service after Sept. 10, 2001, and are still on active duty, or honorably discharged Veteran or discharged with a service-connected disability after 30 days? You may be eligible for this VA-administered program. Which program should you choose?

The hardest part about applying for a scholarship is finding it. With so many opportunities offered by so many different organizations, there is no single source for information. Let us help!