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Employment Readiness
The Employment Readiness Program primarily provides assistance to spouses in acquiring skills, networks, and resources that will allow them to participate in the workforce and to develop a career/work plan. Services are free to Spouses, Soldiers, Retirees, Reservists, and relocating DOD civilian personnel. This service also extends to their family members. Services offered include employment counseling, assistance in job search, and job skills training. Spouse Education
MyCAA can provide financial assistance with licenses, certification and education click here to learn more Getting a Job in Hawaii
Virtual Classes
Workshops  Employment
workshops are held monthly to enhance your job searching and employment
skills. Classes such as Dress for Success, Interviewing, Home-Base
Businesses, Career Exploration, Resume Writing, Ten Steps to a Federal Job
Process and many more are offered. Workshops are held at Schofield Barracks
Army Community Service and Fort Shafter Outreach Center. Find out
availability and register for workshops at
www.acsclasses.comTeen Employment
Employment Readiness is ready to empower you to take control of your personal employment situation by providing a full range of employment services and resources. We teach basic job search skills that can be used effectively regardless of where you are located. Individual Employment Counseling is a one to one appointment via in person or schedule a teleappointment to discuss your employment needs, such as skill building, job search strategies, how to apply for work, dress for success and the job interview. The Employment Resource Computer lab is available with printing capabilities to print off your resume and cover letter. Internet Access is available for online job searching and applying. The Resource Library is your one stop to look at samples of resumes, current job opportunities and more. Check out teen job opportunities listing by viewing the Teen JOLT.
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Military Spouses are the backbone of the
military family. Adding to the strength through education will only make
the backbone of the military family that much stronger. You have thought
about it, dreamed about it, talked it over with your spouse, and have
finally made the decision. You are going to school. Whether it's your
first time or you are a returning student you might be asking yourself:
Where Do I Start? Your installation Education Center should be your first
stop for information about local education programs and opportunities. A
key factor in successfully completing your educational goals is choosing the
right school or program. There are several important questions to consider:
Is the school accredited? What kind of organization accredited the school?
Will my credits transfer if I move? If you are unsure of an institutions
accreditation you can visit
Relocation can be a stressful time in our life but when you add job
searching on top of that it can also cause anxiety. The Employment
Readiness Program in Hawaii is designed to help alleviate the stress and
anxiety associated with job searching. It is important to have a job search
plan and part of that plan is understanding the job market in Hawaii, the
job opportunities and the resources available to you. The first step in
your job search is for you to attend an employment orientation. Employment
orientations are held at the Schofield Barracks Army Community Service and
the Fort Shafter Outreach Center. You will receive information on federal,
state, private sector and staffing agencies. Reference materials, job
listings, computers, web tours and more will be available for use. You can
register at
Teen
Services and Resources
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