Which A&FRC program supports Airmen and their families in achieving short- and long-term employment, referral for education and training, and development of career goals through employment skills counseling and skills development workshops to prepare customers for careers in the private and public sectors?

Which A&FRC program supports Airmen and their families in achieving short- and long-term employment, referral for education and training, and development of career goals through employment skills counseling and skills development workshops to prepare customers for careers in the private and public sectors?

• A. Personal Financial Readiness
• B. Air Force Aid Society
• C. Employment Assistance
• D. Military Family Life Counselor Program

Answer: (C)

Employment Assistance is the program within the Airman and Family Readiness Center that focuses on helping Airmen and their families achieve both short- and long-term employment. It provides referrals for education and training and supports the development of clear career goals through employment skills counseling and workshops, preparing customers for careers in private and public sectors. This includes practical steps like resume and interview coaching, job-search strategies, and connections to training resources. Other options address different needs—personal finances, charitable aid and scholarships, or counseling for family life—rather than targeted employment development.

Employment Assistance is the program within the Airman and Family Readiness Center that focuses on helping Airmen and their families achieve both short- and long-term employment. It provides referrals for education and training and supports the development of clear career goals through employment skills counseling and workshops, preparing customers for careers in private and public sectors. This includes practical steps like resume and interview coaching, job-search strategies, and connections to training resources. Other options address different needs—personal finances, charitable aid and scholarships, or counseling for family life—rather than targeted employment development.