Resources

Employment and Skills Training

• Dallas Veterans Job Fair
• Hire Heroes USA, Recruit Military
• Texas Workforce Commission/veterans
• UT Arlington Career Center
• Workintexas
  

Counseling Services

• Center For Brain Health
• Vet Centers (Ft. Worth, Tarrant County, and Dallas County)
• VetStarts

Disability Services

• Department of Assistive and Rehabilitation Services (Dars)
• Heroes on the Water
• UT Arlington Adaptive Sports
• Wounded Warriors

Education Services

• Dallas County Community College District
• Tarrant County College
• UT Dallas Veteran Affairs

Campus Groups

• Southern Methodist University
• TCU ROTC
• UT Arlington ROTC

Women

• tvc texas gov
• woven women vets
  

Support Services

• Dallas Co. Vet Services
• Dallas Veterans Resource Center
• Tarrant County Veteran Services
• Texas Veterans Land Board

Local Workforce Board Upcoming Events

• Counties Surrounding Dallas and Tarrant Counties
• Dallas
• Tarrant

Directory of Local Workforce Offices

• Counties Surrounding Tarrant and Dallas Counties
• Dallas County
• Tarrant County

For your information

Off-Base Transition Training (OBTT) is an opportunity earned through service for veterans, veterans currently serving in the National Guard and Reserve, and their spouses to take control of their career through workshops to help meet their employment goals.

Schedule and registration for upcoming DFW events:

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/dallas-fortworth-multi-signup#/

The Department of Labor has started a pilot program called Off Base Transition Training (OBTT) that is similar to TAP but is open to separated veterans, Reservists, and family members alike. Link with info and registration for in-person or virtual attendance is below. This is a one-day event that is comprised of four blocks of training in various areas such as resumes, etc. These happen EVERY WEEK at a differing DFW location, registration will show where the upcoming class is occurring:

• https://www.dol.gov/agencies/vets/programs/tap/off-base-transition-training

 

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