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For student veterans moving into the workforce
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Finding Your Career Path

Your interests, strengths, and aspirations

  • Your talents, strengths, and career hopes matter now as much as they ever did.
  • People with disabilities are in all types of jobs and career sectors.
  • You do not have to limit your career search to certain jobs for people with disabilities.
  • Begin choosing a career path by considering your strengths and career aspirations. Then, consider what accommodations or supports you might need in this career given your limitations.
  • Focus on your strengths, manage your limitations.
  • Talk with your career counselor. Start your career plan with the Veteran’s Career Planning Workbook.
  • Find out more about the career outlook (how many expected job openings, qualifications needed, pay level, and work environments) for specific jobs by using the Occupational Outlook Handbook.
  • Find out about job accommodations for veterans at the Job Accommodation Network Veterans’ page.