Virtual Job Fairs for Military & Veterans
CareerRecon has compiled a list of virtual job fairs held exclusively for military, veterans, and military spouses like yourself. Connect with employers today.
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CareerRecon has compiled a list of virtual job fairs held exclusively for military, veterans, and military spouses like yourself. Connect with employers today.
Discover free or low-cost Six Sigma certification courses for the military community. These courses allow you to upskill or reskill so you can land the job you want. Many of the companies that provide these courses also have career services to help with the military transition, post-military career search, or military spouse employment.
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A four-year degree isn’t required to build a lucrative civilian career. Military service gives veterans discipline, leadership, and technical skills employers often value more than classroom credentials. Several career paths welcome veterans without a college degree, including what’s covered below. One important thing to remember about these career options? You can enroll in college degree… Read more »
If you are transitioning out of the military and back to civilian life and want to earn tech industry credentials quickly, you have several options. Short-duration, military-friendly online tech certification programs maximize credit for prior service while offering classes on accelerated schedules. Institutions of higher learning like Purdue Global and National University lead this category by… Read more »
Are you interested in a career as an electrician as a military veteran or military spouse? Plenty of higher education and training options don’t require using the GI Bill. Many opportunities offer training and certification in electrical systems for technicians, wiremen, and line mechanics. But what exactly do people in the electrical field do? Electrician… Read more »
If you are interested in a career in plumbing and pipefitting as a military veteran or military spouse, you don’t have to rely solely on the GI Bill. Many opportunities offer training and certification in fluid and gas systems for technicians, installers, and owners/operators. Plumbing and Pipefitting Training and Certification Commercial and residential properties alike… Read more »
Welding and metal fabrication are needed in practically every sector of mechanical construction. Field crews handle everything from light structural frames to thick-wall pressure pipe under extreme pressure. Welding Training and Certification Qualified welders must interpret complex welding procedure specifications, calculate material shrinkage, and manage joint preparation. They must learn a variety of technical processes:… Read more »
If you are interested in a career in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) as a military veteran or military spouse, there are options for you that don’t require the use of the GI Bill. Many opportunities offer training and certification in HVAC systems for technicians, installers, and more. But what exactly do those in… Read more »
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