The Federal Job Search
Finding a position within the federal government is a very long process that takes a little more work than just submitting a cover letter and resume. Below, we will provide you with information to assist you in your search and application process.
- Where to Find Federal Internships
- Get Help Writing Your Federal Resume
- The Federal Job Search Workshop
- From the Battlefield to the Boardroom
- The Federal Hiring Process
- The Application Package
- Where to Find Federal Job Listings
- Talk to a Career Counselor
How to Find a Federal Internship
Many federal internships are posted on http://www.usajobs.gov/StudentsAndGrads, but not all of them. It is very important to visit the webpages of the various agencies because you may find additional opportunities.
For further information on finding a federal internship, please visit Making the Difference.org. Another good resource that lists a number of internships is http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/internships.
If you have any further questions and would like to speak with a Career Counselor, please fill out our Talk to a Career Counselor online form.
Get Help Writing Your Federal Resume
Looking for work in the federal government, but need to polish up your resume? Then get the help you need by attending the Federal Job Results' one-day workshop on Friday, December 9, from 8:45 a.m.-4 p.m. in Largo, Maryland.
You will learn how to write a solid federal resume from a former GS-15 human resources manager who worked in the Office of Personnel Management. To sign up, just fill out this form and fax it to 877-695-6533.
Visit the Guide to Career and Job Search Resources, a very valuable reference guide.
Watch It Now: From the Battlefield to the Boardroom
In the video "From the Battlefield to the Boardroom," UMUC's Career Services and alumni share tips on how to successfully transition from military service to a civilian career.
Watch the video, learn about the panelists and read "7 Steps to Successful Military Transformations."
