How to Benefit from Transition Assistance Through TAP

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Sgt. 1st Class Brian Reynolds receives information from Terry Brown, a Transition Assistance Program counselor, on Fort Carson, Colorado.
Sgt. 1st Class Brian Reynolds, assigned to the Soldier Recovery Unit, attends the Caregivers Resource Fair and receives information from Terry Brown, a Transition Assistance Program counselor, on Fort Carson, Colorado, Dec. 6, 2022. (Pfc. Dominique Mendoza/U.S. Army photo)

With active-duty positions being eliminated, it is important for service members identified for separation to use a vital tool -- the Transition Assistance Program (TAP). The transition program partners the resources of the departments of Defense, Labor, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security by highlighting available benefits, offering career counseling, helping with resumes and customizing financial planning.

A new feature TAP offers is webinars aimed at demobilizing service members of the National Guard, Reserve, wounded warriors and their families. In these webinars, you'll learn how to translate your military experience into civilian terms, create a new financial plan or even understand the federal employment system. You will also connect with those who are going through similar experiences and learn from them.

Live trainers facilitate these highly interactive sessions, which are designed to give you practical information that can be put to use immediately. They are accessible from any location where broadband internet and phones are available. "Program your GPS for success" by clicking on the registration link for the courses of your choice. Seats are limited and fill quickly, so register as soon as you can if you're interested.

For more on TAP on its programs and resources, visit the DoD TAP website.

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