Friday, January 18, 2013

Employment Coordination Program HOT JOBS

EMPLOYER EVENTS

WHAT: Lowe’s In-Store Job Fair (located in the back of the store): - Seasonal Customer Service Associate
- Seasonal Cashier
- Seasonal Night Inventory Stocker
- Seasonal Outside Lawn & Garden Associate *Seasonal Positions can lead in to permanent positions

WHEN:
January 19th
1000-1400 Where:
16800 Mercantile Boulevard, Noblesville, IN WHAT:
Veteran’s Career Fair United States Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Prisons

WHEN: January 28th
0900-1400 Where:
4700 Bureau Rd. S, Terre Haute 47802 To View and APply for the JOBS Listed, Click here: www.in.ng.mil/GetHired For More Info Call: (800) 237-2850 ext. 72690


HOT JOBS

BLOOMINGTON
-Vehicle Detailer

FRANKLIN
-Bank Teller
- Business Loan Officer

INDIANAPOLIS
- Assistant HR Manager
- Customer Service Rep
- Diesel Technician II
- Diesel Technician III
- Entry Level Diesel Mechanic
- Front Desk Agent
- Front Desk Supervisor
- HVAC Technician
- Lab Shift Supervisor
- Manager In Training
- Radio Network Systems Specialist
- Sales Management Trainee
- Sales Service Representative
- Sales Manager – Express Sales
- Service Supervisor
- Vehicle Detailer

JEFFERSONVILLE
- Assistant Locomotive Engineer
- Customer Service Representative

NOBLESVILLE
- Tools Department Manager

TERRE HAUTE
- Manager In Training
- Sales Executive

Point of Contact Information:
Turner, Capricia A SFC MIL US NG IN ARNG Employment Coordinator
E-mail Address: capricia.a.turner.mil@mail.mil


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Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Military Spouse Scholarship Applications Due 31 January

Final Days To Apply for Military Spouse Scholarships

Our application period is closing January 31 for the 2013 Military
Spouse Scholarships!

The National Military Family Association's Joanne Holbrook
Patton Military Spouse Scholarship Program awards spouses of Uniformed
Services members up to $1,500 for professional certification or
licensing, college, or graduate school. The funds are for tuition,
fees, and school room and board. Applications are due by midnight
January 31, 2013.

Visit www.militaryfamily.org/scholarship for more information or to submit an application:
http://support.militaryfamily.org/site/R?i=9pbtuPpRcDkE-F3QENZitg


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Blue Star Spouse Networks Launches!


Blue Star Families 2012 Military Family Lifestyle Survey found that twenty-seven percent of spouse respondents said they had faced difficulties with transferring their professional certificates or licenses across state lines.  Interstate licensing requirements are also a huge obstacle for military spouses, but efforts to capture compelling individual stories are disparate and have thus far revolved around the legislative sessions of various states.

Military spouses need a way to congregate within their own career fields and develop comprehensive, coordinated strategies to meet the challenges within their own professional fields, and a place where they can connect with others in their field and network amongst themselves. 

Military spouses nationwide now have a platform called “Blue Star Spouse Networks,” for their unique professional challenges.  Blue Star Families (BSF), in conjunction with Hiring Our Heroes, is launching a spouse
network initiative, creating the nation’s premier series of networks for professional military spouses.

Initially focusing on three primary career areas:  educators, health care professionals, and entrepreneurs, spouse run "virtual networks," will leverage the internet, the convening power of Facebook, and the combined resources and vast networks and expertise of BSF and the Hiring our Heroes program, to empower members to connect online.

Blue Star Spouse Networks will provide a much-needed forum for spouses to meet their peers, regardless of geography, and work together toward changes needed in their professions.

These new Blue Star Spouse Networks will utilize the Facebook platform to enable (and encourage!) spouses to organize themselves and be their own advocates. This platform will also allow for peer-to-peer mentoring from within the spouse community, promoting connectivity that is currently absent and much needed!  Military spouses will finally have an avenue for addressing unique professional challenges, regardless of geography, career field, or employment status.

Blue Star Spouse Networks focuses on three career fields because of the requirement for state-level licensing for each of them and the need to have organized, networked spouse-led advocacy at both the state and national level.  Additionally, teaching and nursing are two of the top three occupations for military spouses in the labor force.

Stop by and “like” the Facebook pages to become involved now.   

Leave a comment to introduce yourself or just look around for helpful information and happenings.  If you’d like to take an even more active role, share your personal story, or sign up for extra information and alerts, you can sign up on our website

Blue Star Educators

Blue Star Health Care Professionals (including Social Workers)

Blue Star Entrepreneurs      

What are some of the benefits to joining a network (or two)?  We’re glad you asked! 

  • You can have a founding role in an unprecedented military spouse-exclusive network within the most populated industries for military spouses.
  • Each network will have formal partnership with the largest business federation in the world – the United States Chamber of Commerce, with over 3 million business members.
  • You will be able to provide insight and input to government officials working on military spouse licensing and certification issues.
  • You can help in the creation of state level policy on spousal licensing and certification that helps military spouses.
  • You can be involved in Hiring our Heroes’ Military Spouse Business Alliance, the first ever coalition of the top nonprofits in the country working on military spouse employment.
  • You will have access to top tier and innovative professional development opportunities, such as national and regional peer and mentoring networks, comprehensive resume assistance geared specifically toward military spouses, networking events to connect high level business and civic executives with military spouses, and professional advice on networking, career planning and career image improvement.
  • You will have access to platforms like eMentor and Odesk, where spouses can connect with other spouses for mentoring and contract and short-term work opportunities.

With these organic groups, we look forward to taking suggestions and ideas for how to make these as beneficial and effective as possible.  So keep the ideas coming!  Email spousecareers@bluestarfam.org with your thoughts. 

 
Jenny Tracy   
Indiana Army National Guard
2-150 FA
Battalion Family Readiness Group Chairperson
812-339-5618

 

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Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Foreign Language Positions


Spanish and French Teachers for Afterschool Program

Overview:

St. Charles School is seeking experienced and dynamic Spanish and French teachers to teach in its new afterschool modern language program.  Candidates must be fluent in Spanish or French and have experience teaching elementary school-age children.

Knowledge of songs, story-telling, games, and cultural/faith activities, as well as guiding exercises in conversation are fundamental for this position. The successful candidate will be a “self-starter,” having good rapport with students, excellent communication skills, experience with multi-age classrooms, and an enthusiasm for language and culture.  In addition, St. Charles is seeking individuals who are willing to collaborate with fellow afterschool language teachers, as well as with current St. Charles language teachers, to develop continuity among the extracurricular elementary school classes and the middle school co-curricular classes.

Job Details:

These three to four positions are part of a new afterschool initiative to bring world languages to elementary school students.  Instructors may expect to teach mixed-grade classes either Monday-Wednesday from 3.15pm-3.45pm or Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3.15pm-3.45 pm.  Teaching responsibilities include grades K-2 and/ or grades 3-5.  Teachers will be responsible for developing a fun, immersion-style, and age-appropriate curriculum.  Hired applicants must be VIRTUS-trained or in process of acquiring training.  (VIRTUS is the Archdiocesan program for the prevention of child sexual misconduct.) Compensation is competitive.  Teachers report to the principal, Mr. Mayer.

Desirable Qualities:

Catholic
Native or near-native pronunciation
Prior teaching experience to elementary grades
Creative and engaging personality
Ability to implement immersion-style teaching and learning
Ability to engage students by using stories, songs and games in teaching
Program development experience
Bachelor’s Degree

Start Date: February 2013.  Classes will run for 12 weeks.

How to Apply:

Please email a cover letter, resume, and contact information of two references to:  Mr. Alec Mayer, Principal (amayer@stcharlesbloomington.orgDeadline for applications is January 23rd 2013.

 
Alec C. Mayer, Principal
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic School
2224 E. 3rd Street
Bloomington, IN 47401
812-336-5853 x 300

 

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Friday, January 11, 2013

Child and Youth Program Coordinator - Indianapolis IN



Child and Youth Program Coordinator
If you would like to apply to this position, please submit your resume to hr@hpsci.com.


Date Posted

January 10, 2013
Job Title
Child and Youth Program Coordinator
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana
Job Type
Closing Date

Full-Time
January 18, 2013


Responsibilities and Duties

Coordinates and conducts evidence-based, developmentally-appropriate life skill and resilience- building education and youth development for school-aged dependents of Army National Guard members.
Provides information, assistance, referral, and follow-up services regarding available resources that support National Guard children and youth (0-18 yrs of age).
Responsible for the training and coordination of Child and Youth Services for deployed personnel and their families during the deployment cycle and to ensure that families are educated, trained and supported regarding available resources, benefits and programs during each phase of the deployment cycle.
Monitors the development and deliver training packages, briefings, and other training materials required to support the deployment process.
Coordinates and provides briefings on the State Child & Youth Program and Child & Youth benefits and resources for Service members, Family members, and Youth as requested.
Assists in planning, liaison, developing and delivering services available both within the Department of Defense structure (e.g. Army Community Services, Morale, Welfare and Recreation, DDR, etc.) and from collaborating with civilian organizations (e.g. Boys and Girls Club of America, 4-H/USDA Extension Service, etc) and other national and local community organizations. Contacts may be gained from the State Family Program Director and Airman & Family Readiness Program Manager.

Develops and maintains a directory of resources, agencies and organizations that are available to assist Military children and a library of curriculum resources that support Child & Youth Program requirements.
Serves as the lead advisor to the state National Guard Youth Council and is responsible to appoint
Youth to fill these positions, and submit recommendations to NGB for the Guard Teen Panel.
Hours
Full time, Mon – Fri, Day shift,
Salary
Equivalent to GS-9, Step 1 Pay Rate for Local Area


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Greenfield Fire Department Accepting Applications

Now Hiring

Greenfield Fire Territory is currently accepting applications for the positions of Probationary Firefighter / EMT and Probationary Firefighter / Paramedic.

Applications and Information packets may be picked up at the Greenfield Fire Territory Headquarters, 17 W. South St., Greenfield IN weekdays from 8AM - 4 PM.

All completed applications must be returned to the fire department headquarters no later than 4:00 PM January 11, 2013.

Please visit their website for additional information: http://www.greenfieldin.org/government/fire-department

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Thursday, January 3, 2013

New VetNet Website & Strong Bonds Workshop


Google Launches VetNet Website  http://www.vetnethq.com/

Dec. 13, 2012

Google recently launched an online hub to help American men and women exiting the military. Called VetNet, the site offers veterans three distinct "tracks" to plot and organize their next life moves -- from "basic training" which aids job hunters to "career connections" which links users to corporate mentors and other working veterans to "entrepreneur" which offers a roadmap to starting a business. Google partnered with three leading nonprofits in veteran employment to create the new website: the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Hiring Our Heroes program, the Institute for Veterans and Military Families, and Hire Heroes USA.

  •  VetNet Resource Library link

The MOMSN Network will meet on 24 January at noon at the American Legion Post in Bloomington.
 


Thomas Triplett
Service to Armed Forces (SAF) Coordinator
+ American Red Cross, Monroe County Chapter
411 E. 7th St., Bloomington, IN 47408
Office: (812) 332-7292
Fax: (812) 332-2447

http:www.monroe-redcross.org


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***EMPLOYER EVENT*** IN NATIONAL GUARD


IN NATIONAL GUARD EMPLOYMENT COORDINATION PROGRAM
****EMPLOYER EVENT****


WHAT:
Lowe’s In-Store Job Fair (located in the back of the store): - Seasonal Customer Service Associate
- Seasonal Cashier
- Seasonal Night Inventory Stocker
- Seasonal Outside Lawn & Garden Associate

WHEN:
January 19th
1000-1400

WHERE:
16800 Mercantile Boulevard, Noblesville, IN ***Bring your resume and be ready to interview***

TO VIEW and APPLY for the JOBS LISTED Click:
 http://www.in.ng.mil/HR/JOBS/CIVILIANJOBS.ASPX

FOR MORE INFO CALL: (800) 237-2850 EXT. 72690

HOT JOBS:
BLOOMINGTON - Security Guard

FORT WAYNE
- Building Custodian (Military Facilities)

FRANKLIN
- Business Loan Officer

INDIANAPOLIS
- Agency Sales Support Specialist
- Front Office Manager
- HVAC Technician
- Lab Shift Supervisor
- Loss Prevention Specialist
- Manager In Training
- Sales Service Representative
- Service Supervisor

SOUTH BEND
- Quality Control Technicians

TERRE HAUTE - Manager In Training
- Sales Executive
- Sales Account Executive

Point of Contact Information:
Turner, Capricia A SFC MIL US NG IN ARNG Employment Coordinator
1-800-237-2850 Extension: 72690
E-mail Address:
capricia.turner@us.army.mil

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Veteran's Career Fair 28 January 2013




United States Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Prisons


Veteran’s Career Fair
January 28 2013
9:00am – 2:00pm
FCC Terre Haute, Indiana
4700 Bureau Rd. S, Terre Haute 47802
Just behind Honey Creek Mall
Recruiters and members of the Affirmative Action Committee will be available to assist with the application process and to answer questions about benefits and qualifications.
For more information please contact Ms. Nicole Roberts at 812-244-4400 o
r nrsmith@bop.gov

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Survivor Outreach Services Coordinator

POSITION ADVERTISEMENT Human Resources Consulting, Inc. (HRCI)
5563 Craftwood Drive
Antioch, TN 3701
Telephone: (571) 384-6020 Ext 357 www.hrciweb.com
Position Title: Survivor Outreach Services Coordinator

Location: Indianapolis, IN Availability: February, 2013

Salary: $45,000 - $50,000 Annual Deadline for Application: January 18, 2013

 

Human Resources Consulting, Inc. (HRCis seeking qualified individuals to serve as Survivor Services Coordinators in support of a national contract for the Army National Guard (ARNG). The Survivor Services Coordinator will be responsible for coordinating and assisting in the planning and development of statewide operations for the Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) Program..

 
Major responsibilities include (not all inclusive)
The Survivor Services Coordinator will manage all aspects of the SOS while serving as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) on Survivor support & services within the respective state.

Provide basic financial referrals regarding financial affairs, including but not limited to survivor benefits, budgeting, college savings plans, health care (Tricare and Medicare), long term care insurance, asset allocation, retirement savings, life insurance, and other related programs and services.
Coordinate with Casualty Assistance Center (CAC) Benefits Coordinator/Specialist and AC/USAR Support Coordinators in service delivery to Survivors.
Coordinate support groups, life skill education and referrals for supportive counseling for Survivors using various venues. Provide information, referral, and respite care services as requested.
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Perform other related duties as assigned by the manager.
Prepare and conduct MFH & SOS program-related briefings and/or presentations for state and national groups and civic organizations as permitted. Communicate the program benefits to all interested parties.
.
Use NGB authorized systems/databases to identify and track the level of support.
.
Qualifications Experience –Broad based knowledge, experience, and skills in the areas of military personnel, casualty assistance, and Family programs as well as an understanding of the ARNG. The contract employee must demonstrate a working knowledge of military well-being programs including SOS, in addition to assorted ARNG Family program requirements.
              Education -
Four years of college desired; High School degree is required. Other combinations of experience and education that meet minimum qualifications may be considered.
If applicable, successful military service.
             Minimum requirements –
o Be computer literate and proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power-Point.
o Be able to pass any necessary background investigation.
o Possess a current and valid state driver’s license.
o Have qualification to drive Government Owned GSA vehicles and obtain appropriate motor-vehicle insurance.
o Have the ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing and have the ability to complete correspondence IAW
NGR 25-52 and AR 25-50. o Be a self-starter and be able to execute responsibilities with minimum oversight.
o Have the ability to plan and organize work activities to achieve established program objectives and goals.
o Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English proficiently.
o Be a US Citizen.
 
 Minimum requirements (continued) –
              Have the ability to meet unscheduled travel requirements and to travel extensively in the performance of assigned duties.
               Be responsible for the securing and safeguarding of all Government property, including documents, provided for or created by
the operations of the Survivor Services Coordinators
Responsibilities may require extended work hours. This position does not pay for overtime; a flexible work week is afforded to manage the 40 hour work week, which is strictly enforced.
HRCI IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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