Tap App (Unreleased)

An app for employment, training, and financial help after military service.

Your path forward during and after your military transition.

The TAP App is a goal-setting mobile application for current and former service members. Use this app to plan the steps for your military transition, civilian career, education and training, and job goals. Get reminders on the activities and tasks you set for additional success.

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Pre-separation activities are the transition-related activities to focus on before you transition out of your military service. Some service members begin working on these activities as early as 24 months from their separation date. Regardless of when you start, these activities will help set you up for a successful transition into civilian life.

My civilian career tasks focus on steps you can take to plan out your civilian career. You will identify career possibilities, research labor market information, and more.

My education and training tasks include activities for exploring and planning your education and training needs. You'll research the different options available, find resources to help in your local area, and more.

My job search tasks helps you plan out a successful job search and put it in motion. You'll set goals, follow practical steps, and find resources to help you on topics such as how to write your resume, how to translate your military experience, and more.

In-app mobile tools are mobile-friendly interactive career tools to help with your career, education, and employment planning. See the list below.

CareerOneStop Mobile Tools for Service Members

American Job Center Finder

Veterans Job Matcher

Job Finder

Business Finder

Local Training Finder

Salary Finder

State Resource Finder

Unemployment Benefits Finder

The TAP App is based on and aims to complement the "Transition from Military to Civilian Workforce" Employment Workshop from the U.S. Department of Labor Veterans' Employment and Training Service. The App was developed by CareerOneStop, sponsored by the U.S. DOL Employment and Training Administration.