Events

During this virtual session, Veteran and Military Spouse Talent Engagement Program's (VMSTEP) personnel will present on how to write a federal government resume, set up a user account and navigate USAJOBS. Get ready to learn insider tips and tricks for crafting a standout federal application that will get you noticed by top federal employers.

You will learn the difference between a private sector and federal resume and tips to enhance describing your experience. Veterans, transitioning service members, military spouses and individuals qualified under Schedule A (People with Disabilities/People with Targeted Disabilities) will leave this session armed with information on how to develop a competitive application and how to craft an effective resume for use in applying for positions with VA and other federal agencies.

Are you driven to have a positive impact on public health and interested in working in culturally and geographically diverse environments?

The IHS Division of Sanitation Facilities Construction hosts monthly virtual information sessions for engineers to share details on the program’s mission, career opportunities and their locations, and tips on the federal application process.

Join us for the next session on Tuesday, June 17th, to learn more about becoming a part of the IHS team.

Are you looking to join the Federal Bureau of Prisons team at FCC Allenwood? Then join the National Recruitment Office for our virtual resume writing workshop. Learn the tips and tricks to writing a federal resume and how it differs from the average resumes. Whether this is your first time applying, or if you’ve applied with us previously, this resume workshop is here to help you join our team!?

Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Federal Correctional Complex (FCC) Pollock, LA
Hiring Event

Event Details:
June 18, 2025
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
1000 Airbase Road (Staff Training Center)
Pollock, Louisiana 71467

Work on the Inside!!!!  Join us to learn more about work that goes beyond the uniform.  Hear directly from our experienced staff and passionate employees to learn more about exciting, fulfilling career opportunities with the Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP).

What to Bring:
2 Forms of ID (one with photo)
Detailed resume which includes average hours worked per week for each employer listed
Military documents (if applicable)
College transcript (if applicable)

** Visit careers.bop.gov for more information on the FBOP, open roles, application process, events, benefits and more!

USAJOBS launched the Veterans Eligibility Tool (VET), on May 30th to educate job seekers who are veterans and families of veterans on the hiring preferences they could be eligible for when applying to jobs.

Join our demo as we share how to use the VET and ask any questions on our exciting new feature.

Click the "See more details" button below to register today!

USAJOBS launched the Veterans Eligibility Tool (VET), on May 30th to educate job seekers who are veterans and families of veterans on the hiring preferences they could be eligible for when applying to jobs.

Join our demo as we share how to use the VET and ask any questions on our exciting new feature.

Click the "See more details" button below to register today!

Join the Federal Bureau of Prisons as we attend the Visalia Industrial Job Fair sponsored by Visalia Economic Development Corporation. Meet with Bureau Recruiters and learn more about careers offered by the Bureau of Prisons.

Are you looking to establish a promising career in the nuclear field? Do you have an interest in public health and safety and benefiting society and the environment? Then, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s (NRC) Nuclear Regulator Apprenticeship Network (NRAN) might be a perfect fit.

Join us for a Virtual Career Event on June 25, 2025, where you’ll learn how this 18-month entry level developmental program can build your skills for a variety of career paths, including engineering, physics and environmental science and apply them to nuclear regulation and inspections. The NRC is home for the NRAN and is an independent federal agency that oversees the safety, security and regulation of the civilian use of nuclear energy.

NRAN uses a cohort-style structure that creates a welcoming environment to develop career-relevant skills alongside peers in emerging issues like artificial intelligence, micro-reactors, and advanced technology that help to address anticipated agency needs.

Who Should Attend?
This event is ideal for students excited about advances in science, technology and nuclear who want to experience a variety of possible career paths in a supportive, intellectually challenging environment.

Register Now!

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work inside a federal prison? Curious about the daily challenges and rewards of working in such a unique environment? Do you have questions about how to start the application process or what to include in your resume? Interested in learning about the job opportunities and benefits available at the Federal Bureau of Prisons?
Join Kristen Wright-Weaver, National Recruitment Specialist, for an exclusive session of Ask a Northeast Recruiter on Thursday, June 26, 2024, at 12:00 PM EST. Kristen will be available to answer all your questions, including:

• What is it like to work inside a federal prison?
• What are the key skills and qualities needed for success in this field?
• How do I start the application process, and what should I include in my resume?
• What job opportunities and benefits are available at the Federal Bureau of Prisons?

Microsoft Teams
Meeting ID: 992 795 226 612
Passcode: Hn2AP6cv

**Dial in by phone**: +1 202-235-7900,,766559683# (United States, Washington) **Find a local number** **Phone conference ID**: 766 559 683#
Whether you're curious about the work environment or ready to take the next step in your career, this event is your opportunity to get all the insights you need to begin your journey. Don’t miss out!

Join us to learn more about work that goes beyond the uniform. Hear directly from our experienced staff and passionate employees to learn more about exciting, fulfilling career opportunities at the FBOP.
What to expect:
• Be prepared to show two forms of identification (one photo) for entrance
• Speak with experienced staff at your nearest BOP institution
• Obtain resume and application guidance What to bring
• Two forms of ID (at least one photo ID)
• Federal resume
• College/University transcripts (if applicable)
• Veterans may bring a Member 4 copy of their DD214 and/or SF-15 application for 10-point preference and VA rating decision letter, if applicable