On-Line Career Assistance
Registration only takes a few minutes and the benefits are
numerous. It is completely free for applicants to use our
services.
We offer you the most convenient and efficient way to expose
your talents to a wide variety of quality companies - those
seeking your military experience. Begin your exploration now and
find the perfect career using our exclusive tools and resources.
Locate your dream
job now
JobSeeker
Services Offered by MilitaryMatch:
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Civilian Transition
The DoD Job Search is an
associate site of America's Job Bank, provided by the
Departments of Defense and Labor. America's Job Bank is a
partnership between the US Department of Labor and the state
operated Public Employment Service.
Troops to Teachers
provides Referral Assistance and Placement services to service
members and civilian employees of Department of Defense who
are interested in beginning a second career in public
education as teacher or teacher's aides. The DANTES Troops to
Teachers office will help in "linking" applicants
with teacher certification programs and employment
opportunities.
Transition
Assistance Online (TAO) is a targeted employment web site that
provides free services to specific job seekers (separating
military servicemembers, retirees, veterans, spouses and
dependents, DoD employees, etc.) to assist them in finding
their next job or career with employers seeking to hire
individuals with the unique training, education, skills and
leadership that only the military provides
Lucas
Transition Careers
A national recruitment firm that has
built a sterling reputation for quality, integrity and
professionalism since 1970. By registering with Lucas Careers online,
resumes are forwarded to a Lucas
Group recruiting expert, who will assist in providing connections to the nation's
top companies.
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Military Job Fairs
Military
Employment Fairs
Marine
Corps Reserve Careers
This year
marks the 83rd year of the official existence of the United
States Marine Corps Reserve. The true origins of the reserve,
however, extend back to the Colonial period in American history.
Throughout most of the 18th and 19th centuries, virtually all
American men of military age served in their local or state
militias. Several states along the East Coast and on the Great
Lakes had naval militias that included detachments of Marines.
By 1915, the rapid growth of the navy and the war in Europe
finally prompted legislation officially creating a Naval
reserve. Then on August 29, 1916 Congress passed statutory
authority for the creation of the Marine Corps reserve.
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