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Bookmark or Share- How to List Military Experience on Your ResumeIf you have military experience relevant to the job you want, you should list it in your resume’s work experience section. Treat your military service the same as any other professional work experience by listing it chronologically and adding your dates of service and positions held.
- JST: Joint Services Transcript, College Credit - Military OneSourceGet installation overviews, check-in procedures, housing, neighborhood information, contacts for programs and services, photos and more. The Joint Services Transcript (JST) translates professional military experience, training and education into documented evidence for colleges and universities.
- Resumes: How To Effectively Market Your Military ExperienceIn this article, we will discuss the value of your military experience, why it is important to translate that experience and how to translate your military skills on your resume for potential employers.
- Credentialing Your Military ExperienceIf you’re ready to start looking for a job, it’s time to translate your work experience into a civilian career. Identify what credentials you need as soon as possible. Getting a credential may take some time, and ideally, you want it in hand by the time you leave the service.
- How to Put Military Experience on a Resume - MyMilitaryBenefitsFederal jobs often require experience in a particular type of work for a specific period. You must showcase how your skills and experiences meet the qualifications and requirements listed in the job announcement.
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