At Columbus Air Force Base, the Military and Family Readiness Center (MFRC) is dedicated to supporting both the mission and the people who serve it. Military life brings unique challenges, and one of the most common hurdles is the transition that comes with every move—especially when finding new employment. This is particularly true for military spouses, who often face the added difficulty of restarting their careers in a new location. The MFRC is here to help, offering resources and guidance to make these transitions smoother and more successful.

Job hunting is no small feat, but the MFRC is here to support spouses and job seekers with a range of opportunities. From on-base positions at various levels and facilities to off-base and virtual roles, the MFRC is committed to helping individuals find meaningful employment.

To assist with job preparation, the MFRC offers informative resume workshops twice monthly for both civilian and federal roles. These sessions aim to help individuals refresh or improve their resumes, ensuring they align with the needs of federal positions, off-base opportunities, or remote jobs. Attendees develop crucial skills in creating polished resumes, writing focused cover letters, and mastering the job application process, empowering them to make a lasting impression on potential employers.