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Recent Graduates Program (USAJOBS)

July 17, 2026 by

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Recent Graduates Program (USAJOBS)

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Workforce & Reentry

People who completed a degree or career/technical certificate within the past two years; veterans get up to six years if service kept them from applying sooner · Nationwide

HigherSelf is proud to spotlight Recent Graduates Program (USAJOBS) as a trusted resource in Newark’s community of care.

About Recent Graduates Program (USAJOBS)

A one- to two-year federal training track with an assigned mentor, a written development plan, and at least 40 hours of formal training a year. Apply on USAJOBS within two years of graduating, or six years for veterans.

At a glance

Website:help.usajobs.gov/working-in-government/unique-hiring-paths/recent-graduatesHours:Check their website →

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About this listing

Recent Graduates Program (USAJOBS) is listed as a Newark community resource through HigherSelf’s partnership with the City of Newark Office of Violence Prevention & Trauma Recovery and the Brick City Peace Collective. HigherSelf maintains this directory as a free service so residents can reach trusted local support quickly.

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