FAQs
What is the primary role of the DOL TAP Senior Facilitator?
The primary role of the DOL TAP Senior Facilitator is to teach and instruct military personnel transitioning to civilian professional and vocational occupations, helping them identify goals and gaps in employment or education while providing comprehensive job search preparation.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates should have an Associate's degree with 5 years of transition assistance program instructor or career counseling experience, or a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with 3 years of TAP training experience.
Is prior military experience required for this role?
While prior military experience is not explicitly required, familiarity with military culture and the unique challenges faced by transitioning servicemembers is highly beneficial.
What kind of training will be provided?
Comprehensive training on the CORE DOL standardized curriculum and other DOL TAP curricula will be provided and is expected to be completed within the first month of employment.
How often will facilitators work?
Part-time Senior Facilitators typically work 2 to 3 consecutive days per week, but schedules can vary weekly.
Will the facilitator need to travel?
Yes, facilitators may need to travel up to 50%, with reimbursed travel for assignments greater than 50 miles from the primary location.
Are there any specific technology skills required?
Candidates must be familiar with MS Windows and Office applications to effectively deliver training and assist servicemembers.
How large may the training groups be?
The facilitator must be able to provide standardized training to groups of up to 50 participants.
What kind of work environment can be expected?
The work environment can vary, including both in-person and virtual classrooms, as well as the potential for extended hours, including weekdays, weekends, and some holidays.
Is there an emphasis on Veterans in the hiring process?
Yes, military veterans and spouses are encouraged to apply for this position.