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The employers
listed below have volunteered to be part of this program.
The web sites shown are their Internet recruiting web sites.
Some of the job opportunities may not be suitable for you.
Before going any further, you must prepare to compete for
the jobs you want – as a minimum, you will need a resume.
If you haven’t already done so, find out how to prepare
for your job search. Your ACAP Center can help. Go to www.acap.army.mil
for more information on how to contact your nearest ACAP Center.
You should explore those companies
that interest you. If you find jobs that you believe you are
qualified for, you should call the Point of Contact to discuss
the application process. Make sure they understand who you
are and why you’re calling. Your goal should be to learn
more about the job opportunity and the application process.
Keep in mind that no one will give you a job; however, if
you’re ready to compete, these companies are ready to
give you a fair shot at a great career.
The employers listed below have demonstrated an honest desire
to help AW2 participants; however, the Army cannot be responsible
for the information they may make available to you. If you have
a complaint about any AW2 employer listed below, please let us
know by clicking on the HELP link in the upper right hand corner
of this web page. Please make sure you give us all the information
we need to follow up, including the name of the employer, your
complaint, and how to reach you (phone and/or email).
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