Employment Program- JB Pearl Harbor- Hickam

W Updated
Employment Program- JB Pearl Harbor- Hickam-poster
Employment Program- JB Pearl Harbor- Hickam-office
Employment Program- JB Pearl Harbor- Hickam- training
Employment Program- JB Pearl Harbor- Hickam-poster 2

Installation Listings

Installation Listing Category

Geographical Address

State
Public Address
850 Ticonderoga Street Building 150 JBPHH, HI 96860-5102
Postal Code
96860
latitude
-157.95
longitude
21.35

Contact Info

DSN
315-473-1222 L Fax 315-474-4232
COMM
474-1999 l 808-473-1222 l 808-449-7110 l Fax 808-474-4232
Operating Hours
Mon - Thur 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Fri 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sat and Sun - closed

Welcome to your JBPHH MFSC Employment Program!

We provide free consultations, programs, and services to help military families and transitioning service members pursue their career goals. Workshops, events, and individual appointments are available for career planning, job-seeking, resume writing, hiring events, starting your own business, translating military skills, and MORE!!!

Contact us at 474-1999 for one-on-one consultations or attend our scheduled workshops!

Access the “Job Announcements and Online Opportunities Database” link for a full listing of job announcements and information about online employment opportunities. Even during COVID, there are new job announcements and other employment opportunities available to you. These folders are updated regularly, so check back often.

Job Announcements and Online Opportunities Database

Upcoming events hot off the press! Tap into our established network for awesome career opportunities!

  • Spouse Transition Seminar 2020 Dates: 7 Aug, 20 Nov
  • Transition Hot Topics | Transition Motivation 2020 Dates: 14 Aug, 11 Sep, 30 Oct, 4 Dec

Watch for the 2021 dates coming soon!

Classes & Workshops

Classes open to all military/DoD ID cardholders – active duty, family members, retirees, Guard/Reserve. Sign up on the MFSC Class Schedule for classes to go after your goals!

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Federal Employment 101: Navigating USAJobs (Classroom version) – Understanding the details involved in applying for federal jobs can feel confusing and overwhelming but the benefits of civil service are worth the effort! This course will help you navigate the USAJobs website and understand the different programs and application process from start to finish. Federal resumes are different than private sector resumes. Let us help you get ready to build your draft federal resume. Individual appointments for resume reviews or attending the Federal Employment 102: Federal Resume class afterward is highly recommended.

Federal Employment 102: Federal Resumes (Classroom version) – Bring your draft resume, a job announcement, and a laptop to this interactive workshop. After attending the Federal Employment 101 class, this workshop allows for individual guidance on improving your personal federal resume in a small group environment. Resume reviews offered before the end of the class.

Federal Employment Overview (Virtual version) – For an overview of the Federal Employment application and resume writing world, you'll want to attend this class. This virtual class will touch upon subjects such as the difference between civilian and federal employment, the federal employment application process, hiring preferences, required documentation, and search techniques to find the job that best fits you. We'll also touch upon and provide you with samples of federal resume writing and the process AFTER you apply. This two-hour class will open up information that is much in demand. We invite you to attend to gain a better understanding of the next steps you'll take in your employment journey. For individual assistance or for resume reviews, emails and appointments are encouraged and welcome.

Civilian Resume Writing – This class will cover the different resume formats and the advantages and disadvantages of each. Learn how to write powerful accomplishments that help you stand out from the competition, proper formatting, common mistakes to avoid, and so much more. Note: this class targets private sector resumes only.  (Virtual version available on schedule)

Acing the Interview – The resume got you the interview, but interview skills are key to landing the job! Learn how to position yourself as the best candidate, different interview styles and techniques, practice traditional and behavioral interview questions, and learn common pitfalls to avoid. Individual appointments for interview assistance or practice are welcome and encouraged. (Virtual version available on schedule)

Salary Negotiations – Discussing money is uncomfortable for some and not so difficult for others. However, the same goes for many that we may be unsure about how to approach and guide the conversation when discussing our salary and/or benefits. This class guides you on how to look at negotiations so you won’t be so apprehensive about it, where to find the foundational information you need to bring to the negotiation table, how to start the conversation and what to do if the conversation doesn’t go the way you expected. We’ve got it covered so you don’t have to stress about it. (Virtual version available on schedule)

LinkedIn– Learn how to create your profile to capitalize off LinkedIn professional networking. In this interactive workshop, participants will learn how employers are taking advantage of the business and employment-oriented social network to assist in networking, recruiting, and hiring. This class will demonstrate building your professional profile and summary, utilizing the job search functions, marketing yourself to LinkedIn recruiters, strengthening your network, and leveraging the LinkedIn resources to your advantage. (Virtual version available on schedule)

Transition Hot Topics (Classroom) – Coming up on transition from the military?  Transitioning from military to civilian involves learning a lot of new information. This workshop incorporates some of the most commonly asked about topics during the transition, including Survivor Benefit Plan, VA Benefits, VA Claim Filing, Tricare, LinkedIn and Salary Negotiation.

Transition Motivation (Virtual) – Transitioning, in general, can be challenging and stressful. Completing TAP classes online can leave you wanting more from your support services. This virtual webinar will provide you with resources and connect you with support services to assist with transition planning that you can access from the safety of your home. Even if you have been extended, don’t stop planning for your future life. The TAP team is here to support you and give you some Transition Motivation!

 

Boots2Business – Want to start your own business? This two-day seminar, provided by the U.S. Small Business Administration, will assist you in understanding the steps, stages, and activities related to launching and growing a business and provide training and orientation to the fundamental tools and strategies associated with executing plans to launch a new business. (Virtual version available on schedule)

 

Spouse Transition Seminar (Classroom) – Family coming up on transition from the military?  Here is a day just for spouses highlighting critical information and resources you need to succeed!  Think of it as a day of learning what the service member receives in TAP week but focused on the spouse and family perspective. Guest speakers answer all of your stressed-out questions and we hope you leave feeling a bit more confident in your transitioning journey.

 

Spouse Transition Seminar Overview (Virtual) – During distance learning, we’ve provided a condensed half-day version of our day-long seminar. All the same information is still provided along with referral and resource materials Join us!

 

My Education Track (Classroom) – Transitioning military and their families - Want to go to school? This two-day course is designed to guide you through the myriad decisions involved in choosing a degree program, college institution, and funding as well as completing the admissions process. Much of the information is for undergraduate with adjustments made for graduate students. We start from the very beginning of the journey and go into the details to include admissions and VA Benefits!

 

My Education Overview (Virtual) – Our virtual version provides a condensed, half-day, class will all of the same information as the original. As a bonus, for those transitioning out of the military who require a 2-day track, this overview, including a completed comparison chart, will meet that requirement. We still have the VA Advisor too! (Supplemental information can be obtained through the Accessing Higher Education course on JKO.)

In-Dependents (Classroom) – For those who are planning to graduate from high school or just recently have, grab a parent and attend this daylong workshop. We try to schedule it during a school holiday, so you don’t miss classes. We’re nice like that!

We cover all those critical questions necessary when one is planning to go to college/university, live on their own, move away from home, or find employment. Come on, Adulting is Hard! Topics covered include Tricare and other healthcare, finances, education, VA benefits, employment opportunities, living independently, and more!

 

In-Dependents Overview (Virtual) – During distance learning, join us for the condensed one-hour version online. The same topics are covered, and referral/resource materials are provided. There is a lot to learn for both the parent and the student, so we love to see the family attend together. We hope to “see” you there.

Spouse Employment Boot Camp (Classroom) – A half-day workshop JUST for spouses where we cover the “basics” (get the joke in the title?) of employment!  Training includes civilian and federal resumes, job searching, career exploration, interviewing, salary negotiations, and more! Uniforms not required.

Volunteer Opportunities (Classroom) – Are you interested in volunteering and want to explore what options might be open to you? Join us for a one-hour class where we discuss ways you can volunteer around Hawaii, within the JBPHH community and/or within MFSC itself. After the class, for those interested in volunteering with MFSC, we offer a quick tour of the facility. Class is held regularly every 3rd Thursday of the month at 1:30 PM.

Volunteer Opportunities (Virtual) – Our virtual version of this class takes the original information and includes information specific to our current social distancing situation. Information includes options for volunteering in Hawaii, the JBPHH community and even virtually. Virtual class offerings are scheduled on every 3rd Thursday of the month at 1:30 PM.

Free Training & Certifications

Onward2Opportunity falls under the DOD SkillBridge program and offers military spouses, guard and reserve, and transitioning military members one free certification in fields such as HR, Project Management, and IT.  Click here for more details.

Aloha Nursing and Rehab Centre offers scholarship opportunities for training and direct employment as Nursing Assistants, and funds your CNA certification exam!  For more details click here. This program is offered as part of an agreement with SkillBridge for Military Spouses.

MyCAA offers up to $4,000 in financial assistance to eligible military spouses pursuing a license, certification, or Associate’s degree in a portable career field.  For more details click here.

Resources & Links

Job Searching? Check out our list of internet resources!

Looking for additional career mentoring and networking?  Check out these agencies*!  (*This does not constitute federal endorsement and is not all all-inclusive list)

 

Military Spouses! In addition to programs like Onward2Opportunity, check out some great resources designed just for you anywhere you reside!

  1. Spouse Education and Career Opportunities Program
  2. Military OneSource
  3. Military Spouse Employment Partnership
  4. Tips for Military Spouses

Map

Swap Start/End