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@USAJOBS
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    GS-7? GS-12? Series 0343? 🤔📄 If federal job announcements feel like they're written in another language, we've got you. Learn what job series and grade levels actually mean so you can find positions that match your experience—and apply with confidence. 🎯 Get the breakdown
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    Sep 2
    Looking for an entry-level federal job? 🌟 Whether you're a recent grad, changing careers, or just getting started, there are hundreds of opportunities waiting across the federal government. Explore thousands of opportunities in the Early Careers job portal. 👇
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    Sep 2
    If you’re a college student or recent graduate with a disability looking for a federal internship or job, apply for @USDOL 's Workforce Recruitment Program’s talent database. Register for their webinar “Workforce Recruitment Program Application 101” on September 9, 3–4:30 p.m.
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    The @USDOL's Workforce Recruitment Program is open for students and recent graduates with disabilities! Ready to explore federal internships and jobs? Apply by October 4 at wrp.gov if you qualify and select “Students Register Now!” #WorkforceRecruitmentProgram
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    Sep 1
    Qualified ≠ eligible. Yep, there's a difference. 🤯 You can have the right experience for a job and still not be eligible to apply based on the hiring path. Before you hit "Apply," check both: ✅ Do you meet the qualifications? ✅ Are you eligible under the hiring path?
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