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There is a Resource Room at the Peterson Family Support Center that provides computers to update your resume or cover letters, job listings, general employment information and video-based courses to upgrade skills.

PLEASE NOTE:  For job hunting purposes, be sure to bring with you all employment records and information, resumes, federal employment application, transcripts, certificates, licenses, SF-50 and letters of recommendation.

Interested in civilian employment with the Air Force?  Not sure where to begin?  Read on for step-by-step instructions on the Air Force's automated application process.

The Air Force has automated its application process through a program called RESUMIX, which allows volumes of resumes to be easily stored and retrieved without maintaining paper files.  Go to the Air Force Personnel Center's web site to obtain a job kit.  (See Contacts/Links for the address.)This kit will walk you through the process of completing a RESUMIX.

The process of applying for Air Force employment is simple, involving only three steps (the 3 S's):
1. Submit a properly formatted resume and supplemental data
2. Search job vacancy announcements
3. Self-nominate

Submit a resume.  To be considered for Air Force civil service employment, you first submit your resume and supplemental data to the Air Force Personnel Center (AFPC).  The Air Force requires that your resume be "pre-positioned" or on file and active at AFPC before you begin the application process.  Therefore, you should submit a properly formatted resume and supplemental data as soon as possible.  Do not wait until a job vacancy is announced ? it takes the Recruitment Service Center approximately 5-work days to process your resume once received.  Once processed, your resume is placed into RESUMIX, where it remains active for 1 year.  Your resume should fully and completely identify your work experience and education since that information is used to determine if you meet the experience requirements and possess the knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs) of the position(s) for which you self-nominate.  You may only have one resume on file at any time.  


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