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Captain Loren V. Heckelman, U. S. Navy (Ret.). 
HRCMOAA Transition Assistance Liaison
 
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Current Norfolk NAVNET Opportunities
  • MOAA Virtual Career Transition, Financial Education and Military Benefits Events
  • Panel Discussions & Webinars
  • Eastern Region Virtual Career Fair
  • Virtual Military-Friendly Job Fair for Government Agencies
  • National Virtual Career Fair
  • Position Announcements & Job Openings
Link to Norfolk NAVNET
As of 20 Feb 2021
Newsletter
Connecting employers with military veterans!
A monthly collection of brief articles to assist military veterans transition into civilian employement.

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Career Information Resource Guide
for Transitioning Military and Veterans
This guide lists many resources for military in transition back to the civilian work world. 
  • Education
  • Industry/Technical Training Programs For Veterans
  • Job Search Information / Job Boards / Job Fairs
  • Corporate Veteran Hiring Programs
  • Mentor Programs
  • Women Veteran Programs
  • Government Resources
  • Medical / Health Programs
  • Support Services
Vet Resource Guide
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Transition and Career
MOAA 
Career Center
The time eventually comes for everyone who serves in uniform to take “the next step.” The transition from military service to civilian employment can be a time of anxiety because it requires knowledge and skills not typically required while on active duty. Fortunately, there is a trusted source you can turn to: MOAA’s Career Transition Center. 

What does the Transition Center offer? A number of comprehensive presentations, tools and events specifically designed to increase your knowledge and preparedness. The Marketing Yourself for a Second Career presentation shows how to develop self-marking techniques, including LinkedIn strategies, effective interview skills, building a resume, and negotiating salary and benefits.

We also offer valuable benefits and financial advice for every stage of your career and life. MOAA’s presentation on the Post-9/11 GI Bill highlights key elements of this widely-used benefit as well as the latest changes to policies and the law. Evaluating Employee Benefits will teach you how to understand and prioritize military and civilian benefits for personal and career transitions. 

The MOAA Transition Center regularly provides career transition webinars to complement the above offerings that are open to the extended military community.  MOAA sponsors a series of both live and virtual career fairs for real time networking opportunities. The Transition Center also holds various events designed to facilitate professional networking and get you in the loop---a critical step since an estimated 75% of employer hires occur through networking. 

Finally, the Military Executive Transition (MET) seminar is a one day deep dive for senior leaders in transition that focuses on culture shift, self-marketing, salary negotiation, working with recruiters, and optimizing your efforts for career success. For more information about all of the services and programs described above, visit

MOAA Career Center.


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