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Career/Job/Resume
Counseling
TAP counselors assist service
members in all areas
of transition. One-on-one counseling,
instruction, and assistance
is available as needed. However,
one-on-one counseling does not
satisfy the requirement for pre-separation counseling or attendance at the TAP Workshop.
Resume Software allows for the preparation and laser-quality
print of resumes on resume paper. Computer-generated
resumes are high-quality,
professional documents ready
for individuals to submit. It
is strongly recommended that
members complete these job search documents
prior to leaving the military,
since resumes
prepared in the civilian community
can be extremely costly.
Resume
Workshop
For many job seekers, preparing
a resume is the first critical
step in the job search process.
Learn to prepare a resume that
will make a positive impression
on prospective employers. Issues
discussed include how to put
your education, experience,
and background together to make
the resume work for you.
Retired
Activities Program
Focusing
on the retirement community,
this program offers assistance and/or referrals to
retirees and serves as a focal
point for the group.
Marine & Family Services
Kaneohe
Bay, Building #216
Phone:
808-257-7790
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Transition Assistance Program (TAP) provides help
to Marines and Sailors who are
separating or retiring from
the military by offering important
information and assistance on
how to make a successful transition
into civilian life. Marine & Family Services
Kaneohe Bay, Building #279, 2nd Deck
Phone: 808-257-7790
Monday-Friday, 0730-1600
Email: Questions
& Comments
Family
Member Employment Assistance Program
The Family
Member Employment Assistance service provides valuable
employment assistance and accurate,
timely information about how
to find employment in Hawaii
for family members of Marines,
Sailors, reservists and retirees.
The Career Resource Management Center (CRMC) at Marine
& Family Services, Bldg. #216 assists family members, retirees,
reservists seeking employment and active duty personnel looking
for employment. This is accomplished through a variety of services,
seminars and special employment recruitment -- all at NO COST.
These services include:
CRMC has an extensive
stock of Career Resource books available
for use within the office. The
subjects covered include resume
instruction, college information,
career fields, and current professional
topics and trends.
How
to Get A Federal Job
Civil service is an especially
attractive employment route
for the military community.
Learn how the federal selection
and hiring process works. Information
on veteran's preference, military
spouse preference, resume, and other Federal employment applications are provided.
A must, if you are considering
civil service. (FR)
Interviewing
Basics Workshop
Experts agree the most critical
part of the hiring process is
the interview. This monthly
class provides a general overview
of the interview process. The
workshop includes tips on researching
prospective employers, types
of interviews, and typical questions
to expect.
Joint
Employment Management System (JEMS)
JEMS provides a computerized local job search for the island of Oahu. This job bank is available to the military community affiliated with the Marine Corps Base Hawaii and Marine Forces Pacific. Click the link below to enter web site.
http://www.jemsjobs.com
The website allows for self-registration and once the FMEAP counselor has reviewed the member's eligibility, access will be approved or denied.
In addition to providing local employment opportunities through the JEMS job bank, FMEAP coordinates and hosts local job fairs and federal agency recruitments.
Marine & Family Services
Kaneohe Bay , Building #216
Phone: 808-257-7790
Monday-Friday, 0730-1600
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Relocation
Assistance Program (RAP)
Moving is
tough for everyone, so the Relocation
Assistance Program (RAP)
provides a support system for
Marines, Sailors and their
families when arriving and departing
the current duty station.
Arrival services include: New Arrivals Orientation (NAO), Island Tour, Sponsorship Assistance, Lending Locker Services, and more.
Departure services include: PCS Move Workshop, SITES (world-wide directory for military installations), Lending Locker Services, DVDs/videos on all USMC installations, and more.
Marine & Family Services
Kaneohe
Bay, Building #216
Phone: 808-257-7790
Monday-Friday, 0730-1600
The Lending Locker
The Lending Locker Service is a no-cost program available to all service members (single or married) arriving to or deporting from Marine Corps Base Hawaii (MCBH). Its function is to help reduce some of the out-of-pocket expenses while relocating.
The lending Locker Service maintains an inventory of basic household items such as:
- Hospitality kits containing dishes, pots, pans, flatware and kitchen essentials
- Linens – sheets, blankets, towels, pillowcases, and pillows
- Small Appliances – coffee makers, toasters, microwaves, irons, ironing boards, and electric clocks
- Limited Infant & Toddler Items – fold-away cribs with mattresses and highchairs.
To utilize the Lending Locker, please make an appointment (please bring a copy of your PCS orders stating assignment to MCBH or a command aboard MCBH).
The Lending Locker
Kaneohe Bay, Building #460
MCB Hawaii 96863
Phone: 808-257-7790
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