1. LMI Field Guide for Veterans

2. Using online tools to assist veterans seeking work Overview: 1.) Military SOC codes can identify skill sets 2.) O*Net and Skill Explorer can identify civilian jobs that utilize similar skills 3.) My Skills My Future can identify local training opportunities

3. O*NET Online www.onetonline.org

4. Find Veterans prior job description using search

5. Military occupations start with major SOC group 55

6. NOTE: a general job search may bring up opportunities in different industries!

7. A search for aircraft found job titles in the following industries: Engineering, Education, Arts/Design, Sales, Maintenance/Repair, Production, Transportation/ Material Moving, & Military

8. Click occupation title to see job summary

9. Skill sets are listed as duties 55-3011.00 - Air Crew Members Perform in-flight duties to ensure the successful completion of combat, reconnaissance, transport, and search and rescue missions. Duties include operating aircraft communications and detection equipment, including establishing satellite linkages and jamming enemy communications capabilities; conducting pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight inspections of onboard equipment; operating and maintaining aircraft weapons and defensive systems; operating and maintaining aircraft in-flight refueling systems; executing aircraft safety and emergency procedures; computing and verifying passenger, cargo, fuel, and emergency and special equipment weight and balance data; and conducting cargo and personnel drops.

10. Advanced Search function

11. Browse by Skills

12. Choose skill level to search

13. Choose skill category

14. View occupations where that skill is a crucial requirement

15. Click occupational title to show what tasks are common

16. Scroll down to Job Openings field Enter Wisconsin

17. View current job openings

18. Explore training opportunities

19. View training opportunities

20. Another approach: crosswalk

21. Enter military branch and occupational experience

22. View job titles that match and click on desired match

23. Summary page: job openings / training links at bottom of page

24. Skill Explorer www.skillexplorer.wisconsin.gov

25. Enter job experience and search for matches

26. Select job title that matches your desired occupation

27. Typical wages, education requirements, and openings Choose selection

28. View typical tasks, openings

29. Click Skills & Education to compare current / selected job

30. Click Open Jobs to view current openings

31. Wisconsins WORKnet www.worknet.wisconsin.gov

32. Job Seeker: search by county, occupation, employer, openings

33. Various Job Search Sites, local, state, or national

34. 2012-2014 WI projected growth in the following occupations (prepared by WITS - Office of Economic Advisors) Further information is available via WORKnet in the Data Analyst: Query for projections OccupationNumber of openings (2012-2014) Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations13,119 Production Occupations8,688 Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations4,888 Business and Financial Operations Occupations4,527 Personal Care and Service Occupations4,459 Healthcare Support Occupations2,590

35. Career One Stop, Veterans page www.careeronestop.org Several helpful links

36. Veterans Re-employment Recorded Presentation

37. My Next Move For Veterans Recorded Presentation

38. Questions or Comments Sal Serio salvatore.serio@dwd.wisconsin.gov Phone: (608) 266-2069