Veterans can take advantage of the many benefits available to them through the VA
Are you a veteran currently transitioning to civilian life? There are a number of resources at your disposal to jump start your career. The VA provides a multitude of employment services for veterans on its website at VA.gov. Here are a few valuable links to get you started.
Employment resources
There are several links worth exploring to help you launch your career – from resume creation to the job search.
Education and training
Your military training has provided you with marketable skills that will transfer to your civilian career. This site provides information on the Post-9/11 GI bill, the Reserve Educational Assistance Program, and educational assistance for survivors and dependents.
Veterans rehabilitation
PTSD and other service-related disabilities can prevent you from finding and holding a job after entering the civilian world. You can find support and private counseling links at this site.
Vocational rehabilitation
The VA offers counseling for service-disabled vets who are transitioning from service to civilian life. Employment resources include help with resumes, career assessments, job banks, and more.
VA benefits for spouses, dependents, and survivors
Family members who are caring for a service-disabled vet and dependents of deceased veterans could be eligible for VA benefits, including monetary compensation. Resources include career counseling, benefits coaching, and academic support.
Benefits navigator
This site walks you through the process of finding out what benefits you and your family might qualify for. Get started by answering the questions about your active duty service.
Remember, veterans — you are not alone…you’ve performed a valuable service for our country, and it’s important to take advantage of the many benefits and services the VA offers.
For more information, visit the general link at Explore.VA.gov.