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Welcome to the Student's
Federal Job Search Website!

The Internet's first and only website solely dedicated to helping students and recent graduates find and apply successfully for federal jobs.

TenStepsForStudents.org
is designed to help you apply for federal jobs which are listed at the official Office of Personnel Management website: www.usajobs.opm.gov, as well as other federal websites. Also to provide hot tips, websites and information to help students find and negotiate the best jobs and internships!

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Also Featuring:

STUDENT AND RECENT GRADUATE FEDERAL JOB SEARCH INFORMATION

TEACHER AND CAREER COUNSELOR FEDERAL JOB SEARCH RESOURCES

The website also contains valuable information for career professionals and teachers who are teaching and counseling on Federal job search curriculum for college students. Teachers and Counselors can read more here.

 

Testimonial
A Great Resource for Federal Job Seekers, May 8, 2007
By J. DeMarco

Let's face it, the federal hiring process can be quite complicated and arduous. Even if you are highly qualified, obtaining a federal job can be extremely difficult if you are unfamiliar with the requirements of the government. As a graduate student of public administration, I was confident that I had suitable knowledge and skills to land a federal position, yet I was intimidated by the federal hiring process. I believe that The Student's Federal Career Guide was instrumental in guiding me through the process. By following the book's suggestions and tailoring my resume to the samples provided in the book, I landed a position with the agency of my choice. The book is well organized as the chapters cover all the steps from how to locate opportunities to preparing for the interview. Much of the book is devoted purely to students who are seeking current or future employment with the federal government. There are a myriad of suggested resources for exploring student opportunities such as internships and part-time employment. The Student's Federal Career Guide will provide you with invaluable information on obtaining a position with the federal government.

http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/career_center/students/federal_jobs.php

 
 

Hot Tip #1
Writing Your PMF...
Writing Your PMF Accomplishment Record Narratives? Deadline is Oct. 15th, 2004. In just 380 words, you should write about your best examples that will demonstrate your federal competencies. Tips for writing...MORE>>

Hot Tip #2
Annual Budget...
Want to see which agency will be receiving the most funding for next year? Check out the President’s annual budget....MORE>>

Think Government!
OPM: Students Should Consider Federal Employment
(FedNews Online 10/8/04)
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