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What does TAP stand for |
Transition Assistance Program |
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What does TAP do? |
The Department of Defense Transition Assistance Program (TAP) provides job assistance and separation counseling services for Soldiers and their Families during the transition away from active service. |
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Where are TAP services offered and who provides them? |
TAP services are provided on military installations by Transition Assistance Officers. On Army installations TAP services are delivered through Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) centers. |
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What are some services that TAP provides? |
TAP initiatives include transition information and counseling for pre-separation, employment assistance, relocation, education and training, health and life insurance, finances, Reserve affiliation, disabled Veterans, and retirement. |
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Active duty eligibility and requirements? |
Active duty Soldiers with more than 180 days of active duty preparing to transition from the service are eligible to receive ACAP transition assistance. Soldiers are required to receive pre-separation counseling and to complete DD Form 2648, "Pre-separation Counseling Checklist" prior to leaving the installation. |
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What services are provided at ACAP centers? |
* Pre-Separation Counseling
* Effects of a Career Change * Employment Assistance * Relocation Assistance * Education and Training * Health and Life Insurance * Financial Planning * Veterans Affairs Benefits, including disability |
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what does acap stand for? |
army career and alumni program |
