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Beginning your job search:

  • Tips to applying for Forest Service jobs using AVUE
  • What kind of careers in ecology are available?
  • How do I know what I want to do as a career?
  • How do I begin a job search with the federal government?
  • What are GS levels?
  • What are KSA's?

Application materials:

  • How do I put together a resumé?
  • How do I create a federal resume?
  • What are some good action verbs to use in my resumé?
  • Show me examples of how to describe my job duties in a resumé.
  • Is there a resumé format I can follow?
  • What is a cover letter?
  • Give me step by step help writing a cover letter.
  • Show me an example of a cover letter.
  • What does a list of references look like?
  • Where can I find the OF612 application for federal jobs?

Interviewing tips:

  • Be able to identify three adjectives about yourself
  • What questions should I ask during the interview?
  • What are the most frequently asked questions in an interview?
  • How do I prepare for interview questions that ask me to describe "a situation when?"
  • How do I put it all together in an interview?

Other links:

  • School of Forestry - Job Postings
  • Society of American Foresters - Career Center
  • NAU Career Services
  • Student Connections e-newsletter, from the Ecological Monitoring & Assessment Program & Foundation
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Forest Service alums interview a potential applicant
 

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