 NAFCareers.com is a civilian employment opportunity site for people looking for solid career growth and in fields that offer room for growth. NAF Human Resource Offices from the United States Military post new job annoucements on a regular basis. Many of the job seekers that visit this site are just exiting from full time service within one of the branches of service or simply seeking a new career field offered by one of the many bases we have listed.
NAFCareers is all about NAF postiions which are Non-Appropriated funds, or jobs funded by the bases themselves. The advantage to these types of positions are that employees are federal employees and jobs include Federal Benefit packages. The Government is always seeking talented people to fill these positions. Employees that work under NAF include undustry professionals, retired military and craftsmen.
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Job Seekers
If you are looking for an exciting civilian career
within one of the U.S. branches of service, NAFCareers.com allows you
as an emplyment seeker to
- Search the latest NAF job postings
- Pre-apply for Civilian Positions within the U.S. and abroad
- Post a Resume for Hiring Officials to Review
- Stay Notified of New Postings
- Post Your Work Experience
- Post Your Education Information
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NAF Hiring Administrators
If you are a NAF Human Resource Administrator, NAFCareers.com provides
online tools to help you manage your job annoucements and increase your
applicant pool. Below
are a
few examples
of what NAFCaeers.com offers:
- Be Automatically Notified of New Job Seekers
- Increase Your Applicant Pool by Advertising Positions Online
- Maintain Your Job Annoucements and Post them on Your Website
- Maintain a Base Profile Page
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