For military spouses

Follow the links below for more information.

Employment resources

• Find flexible, virtual training to help plan and prepare for job search from Transition Employment Assistance for Military Spouses and Caregivers, sponsored by U.S. Department of Labor's Veterans' Employment and Training Service. A current schedule of courses is posted; select date and time to register, and find downloadable participant guides on the page.
• The Off-Base Transition Training (OBTT) pilot program is an opportunity earned through service for veterans, including those currently serving in the National Guard and Reserve, and their spouses to take control of their career through workshops to help meet their employment goals.
• Military Spouse Employment Partnership Career Center is a targeted recruitment and employment solution for spouses.
• Contact your local American Job Center to meet with a career specialist. If you're a military spouse who lost your job or are underemployed due to your spouse's relocation, you may be eligible for dislocated worker funding; ask a representative at your local American Job Center.
• Visit your base Family Center to discuss military spouse related opportunities or programs.
• Visit CareerOneStop’s Job Search to search for jobs anywhere in the United States.
• Learn more about military spouse employment and training resources from the U.S. Department of Labor. Also, learn about the Interstate License Recognition Options.
• American Corporate Partners is a nonprofit organization that offers career mentorships to active duty military spouses.
• LinkedIn offers military spouses their Premium version including access to some 17,000 online courses. Learn more about LinkedIn's offer.

Education or training help

• The MyCAA Scholarship program can help military spouses get credentials to achieve career goals.
• Learn about education and training opportunities on CareerOneStop or at your local American Job Center.
• Visit your base Voluntary Education Center or Family Center to learn about education opportunities or programs for military spouses.
• Research financial aid and scholarships on CareerOneStop.

Relocation information

• Military OneSource offers Moving Resources to help you plan a successful move.
• Visit CareerOneStop to find state-by-state information about career planning, education and training, and job search.