Hiring: SFL-TAP

Fort Huachuca Soldier for Life - Transition Assistance Program has openings:
*SFL-TAP Administrative Specialist, Fort Huachuca (1 opening)
*SFL-TAP Career Counselor, Fort Huachuca (2 openings)

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1 open position for a SFL-TAP Administrative Specialist:
This position requires familiarity with general office procedures to include answering multiple phone lines; scheduling appointments, maintaining a calendar of events, and, updating attendance records. Will select appropriate methods from a wide variety of clerical procedures and follows standard operational procedures and manuals. Maintains and updates filing, inventory, mailing, and database systems, either manually or using a computer, and will support supervisor with general clerical duties regarding job fair events, employer contacts, and setting up booth space. Will communicate with customers, employees, and other individuals to answer questions, disseminate or explain information. Will prepare classrooms for instructors, and, often times will assist classroom participants individually or in small groups to help them master assignments presented by instructors. Will enforce administration policies and rules governing classroom participants and will discuss assignments with instructors to monitor progress of participants. This position requires 0-2 years' experience, and, a Bachelor's Degree is preferred.


2 open positions for SFL-TAP Career Counselors
Education: Master's Degree

The SFL-TAP Career Counselor is the SFL-TAP Center's principal provider of services to transitioning Service Members and their Family Members. The SFL-TAP Career Counselor serves as an advisor/counselor to assist with navigating the VOW/CRS mandates to become Career Ready and to track progress of transitioner in TAPXXI. The Career Counselor complies with the instructions of the Contract Installation Manager (CIM) to perform tasks. The specific duties of the SFL-TAP Career Counselor include but are not limited to:

*Conduct Pre-Separation Briefings, Transition Overview Courses, MOS Crosswalk Courses and Pre-separation counseling.
*Assist clients as needed in preparing Individual Transition Plans (ITPs) and monitoring progress by notifying/encouraging completion of products (resume, gap analysis, etc.) *Provide Initial Transition Counseling.
*Insure all separating military personnel complete a form DD-2648/DD-2648-1 for Reserve Component, Pre-separation Counseling Checklist; and, complete a CAPSTONE event to receive DD-2958 and meet VOW/CRS requirements for Career Readiness.
*Refer separating personnel to both on-post and off-post service providers.
*Conduct and/or offer additive workshops that increase knowledge on skills learned during the Department of Labor Employment workshop via JKO and Virtual means.
*Provide instruction to clients on automated tools to include: TAPXXI and resume writer *Assist clients in translating their military skills and training into language that will be clearly understood and appreciated by private sector employers.
*Facilitate the client's transition from the military environment to the civilian environment *Assist CIM with delivering Commanders reports and notifying clients of eligibility to begin services while also notifying clients of missed requirements for VOW/CRS *Other duties: complete all mandatory Government training; safeguard PII; file records according to ARIMS; upload information into iPERMS (after training received from Govt); participate in sustainment training events as offered *Participate in marketing activities and employment events as directed by the CIM

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