Employment

Lemoore is located in a moderate cost of living area, as reflected by Central Valley's average median income comparison; wages and salaries in the Central Valley are lower than the state average. For more information and job seeking assistance visit the state of California Economic Development website CALJOBS.

There are opportunities available across various fields, including healthcare, retail, food service, education, the federal and state prison systems, as well as City and County positions. All major on-base employers—such as the Navy Exchange, Fleet and Family Readiness Programs, Naval Hospital, Public Works, various contracting companies, and Department of the Navy career paths—can be found at Fleet and Family Readiness Programs. Naval Hospital, Public Works, various contracting companies, and the Department of the navy career opportunities can be found at USAJOBS. Liberty Military Housing opportunities are posted separately on their own platform.

The Military Spouse Employment Partnership or MSEP is a career and employment initiative connecting military spouses with hundreds of partner employers who are committed to recruiting, hiring, promoting, and retaining military spouses. MSEP is part of the Department of Defense's broader SECO (Spouse Education and Career Opportunities) initiative.

To jump-start your job search before arriving at NAS Lemoore:

• Visit the NAS Lemoore FFSC Facebook Page, where you can explore resources, workshops, and program updates.
• Join the NAS Lemoore FFSC Job Board

Please note: FFSC does not provide job placement or resume writing services we offer resources, feedback, and support to help you take the lead in your employment goals. Once you arrive, connect with our Employment Specialists for guidance on job search strategies, resume development, and interview skills.

Visit our Career Center at 966 Franklin Avenue, equipped with CAC and non-CAC computers, printers, and fax machines.

For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 559-998-4042 or DSN 949-4042.

For job-hunting purposes, be sure to hand-carry the following documents when preparing for your move:

• Resume
• OF-612 (Optional Application for Federal Employment)
• Social Security card
• College transcripts
• Certificates and licenses
• SF-50s (for prior federal employees)

Transitioning into the civilian world is a significant change and adjustments can be challenging. Good news is, we are here to help! Fleet and Family's Transition Assistance Program (TAP) Counselors specialize in preparing service members and their families for these challenges. We partner with other Fleet and Family programs and outside providers to bring service members and their spouses’ classes, workshops and individual assistance that help you navigate your transition process.

For questions and information valuable to your transition contact the Transition Assistance Office at 559-998-0146 or 998-4812 or 998-2964.

Active Duty

The Navy College Program will help you make the most of education opportunities available to sailors serving in the Navy. Tuition assistance is a benefit paid to eligible service members. The Navy Tuition Assistance Program pays up to 100% (within fiscal year caps and limits) of tuition charged by educational institutions for course enrollments. There are specific eligibility requirements sailors must meet to receive these benefits, go online to learn more.

Military Spouses

Visit Military OneSource to learn about the many resources available to you.

The Department of Defense Spouse Education and Career Opportunities Program (SECO) provides education and career guidance to military spouses worldwide and offers comprehensive resources and tools for all stages of your career progression.

The My Career Advancement Account Scholarship or MyCAA is a workforce development program that provides eligible military spouses with financial assistance for licenses, certifications or associate degrees to pursue an occupation or career field.

The Lemoore Fleet and Family Support Center has a Work and Family Life Consultant that can help answer questions. For more information, call 559-998-4042.

Unemployment compensation may be available to spouses of newly assigned military members or civilian employees. For more information and eligibility details, visit the California Employment Development Department (EDD) website.

Additional Employment Resources
For expanded local support, military spouses and family members can also visit the Kings County Job Training Office, located at 124 N. Irwin Street in Hanford. They offer a range of employment services and can be reached at 559-585-3532.

Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteering is a great way to develop or maintain skills, build your resume, and make meaningful contributions to the community. The Fleet and Family Support Center offers on-base volunteer opportunities and can connect you with organizations off base as well. Whether you're preparing to re-enter the workforce or simply looking to stay engaged, volunteering offers flexible and rewarding options.