For Reserve Component (RC) DD Form 2648-1

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Explain the effects of a career change

Identify coping techniques

Provide referral information

# 10

Availability and location

Advantage of attending the workshop

Workshop content

# 11 a

2

Details of military experience and training # 11 b

O*NET resources

Program and features

Potential occupations

# 11c

3

Certification and applicable requirements

Licensure and applicable laws

GI Bill utilization

# 11 c 1

Multiple career tools and information

Occupational profiles

Career resource library and research database

# 11 c 1 a

4

Credentials related to military occupations

Civilian credentialing requirements

Financial assistance

# 11 c 1 b

For USMC, Navy or Coast Guard

Apprenticeship programs

Recognized by DOL

# 11 c 1 c

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Traditional and non-traditional education

opportunities

DANTES standardized tests

College Level Examination Program (CLEP)

Service Member Opportunity College (SOC)

# 11 c 1 d

Credential related to military occupations

Civilian credentialing requirements

Financial assistance

# 11 c 1 e

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Comprehensive separation / retirement

Resources for money management,

veteran benefits, health benefits and

education and training

# 11 d

Designed for separating Service members

Translates military skills and experiences

Job search tools and databases

# 11 d 1

7

The Hire Vets First program and website

have been suspended. # 11 d 2

Every state has a job board

Employers can search for applicants

Applicants can search for jobs

# 11 d 3

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DOL advisors for wounded and injured

Service members

# 11 d 4

Employment opportunities in non-profit,

public and community organizations

Register for PACS

# 11 e

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Employment opportunities in public

education

Eligibility and qualifications

Stipend / bonus

# 11 f

# 11 g

Federal government official job site

Search for jobs # 11 g 1

10

Special preferences in hiring for eligible

Soldiers and veterans

DoD job website for civilian careers in

national defense # 11 g 2

# 11 g 3

Start a government contracting business

Small Business Development Act

# 11 g 4

11

Point system

Administered by OPM

Veterans Recruitment Appointment

30 percent or more disabled veterans # 11 g 5

# 11 h

Veterans receive priority for job referrals # 11 i

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Non-Appropriated Fund (NAF) jobs

In trades, crafts and manual labor

Eligibility

Statewide networks offering a variety of employment services

# 11 i 1

Veterans advantages

Support programs

Small business loans

# 11 j 1

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Training and education for eligible job

seekers

Employment assistance and counseling

# 11 i 2

# 11 j 2

Reemployment protection eligibility # 11 k

14

Congressionally mandated

Reinforcement Assistance to Veterans

Priority for DOL funded programs

Eligibility criteria

# 11 l

# 12 a

Time frames / extensions

Extended housing allowance

Entitlements

# 12 b

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Eligibility

Time frames

# 13

GI Bills

Eligibility # 14 a

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Base housing

Rental property

HUD

Entitlements and options

# 14 b

Base education offices

Federal, state and local resources and services

# 14 c

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Eligibility and availability

Veteran’s educational benefits

# 14 d Loan relief for certain student loans

Learn when applicable

# 15 a

Eligibility and requirements

Delta Dental

# 15 a 1

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Learn about the many different services

Make wise choices

Eligibility, availability and benefits

TRICARE Dental option

# 15 a 2

# 15 a 3

Re-adjustment counseling services

Links to other VA services

# 15 a 4

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VA benefits

VA disability compensation

VA pension

State Departments of Health # 15 a 5

# 15 b

Medical benefits packages

Annual enrollment # 15 b 1

20

Learn about entitled benefits

Dental benefits can be extensive or

limited # 15 b 2

# 16 a

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Researching medical coverage options

Time frames

Family members

Separating with military health issues

# 16 b Conversion information and time frames

Amounts and restrictions

Personal choice

# 16 c

Rider to SGLI

Coverage

Amounts and restrictions

# 16 d

22

Low cost group coverage

Amounts and restrictions

# 16 e

Coverage and eligibility

Amounts and restrictions # 16 f

23

Coverage

Amounts and restrictions

Coverage

Amounts and restrictions # 16 g

# 16 h

Talk to TRICARE and VA representatives

Attend VA Benefits Briefing

# 16 i

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Insurance for Servicemembers unable to

get private insurance

Research all VA life insurance plans

Attend VA Benefits Briefing

# 17 a

Eligibility

Referral contact information

# 17 b

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Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP)

Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)

Military vs. civilian pay

# 17 c

Budgeting

Debt management # 17 d

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States have different requirements

Eligibility

Benefits

Personal savings goal

Investments

# 17 e

VA Benefits Briefing

VA Counselors

Financial programs

Vocational Rehabilitation & Employment (VR&E)

# 18

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# 19 a DTAP Briefing

VA Vocational Rehabilitation and

Employment Program

Education and vocational counseling

Disabled Transition Assistance Program

(DTAP)

Filing for benefits

# 19 b

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Suspend or postpone some civil

obligations

Learn protections offered

# 20

# 19 c

State benefits vary from state to state

Eligibility and examples # 21

29

Receive VA disability benefits sooner

Help with applications

Timelines

Eligibility

# 22

Military legal offices

Available assistance # 23

30

Eligibility and qualifications

Benefits

Restriction Counseling

Mandatory briefing requirement

# 24

# 25 a-b

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Work with transition counselors

Develop a game plan for your education,

training and employment objectives

Explore your interests and skills

Examine potential career paths

Select post-military goal from list

# 26 a-b

Reason why preseparation counseling

was conducted 89 days or less before

separation or retirement

Write general remarks

# 27

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Defense Language Volunteer Program

Opportunities for military personnel who

speak a foreign language

Outreach programs

Privacy Act requirements