Government, Civil Service and Criminal
Justice, Brookhaven Press 2002
Learn the ins and outs of applying for a federal job.
This one stop resource provides you with information on available
jobs, how to get them and their location. Valuable
information for those interested in the federal job market.
You’ll learn how to write (KSA’s) Knowledge, Skills and Ability
Statements.
Federal Personnel Guide, Key
Communications Group 2004
This guide contains all the information that civilian
federal and postal employee need regarding their rights.
100 Best Careers in Crime Fighting, Lee,
Lee & Beam 1998
Looking for a fast paced and challenging career? This
insider’s guide to finding a job in crime fighting provides all the
information that you may need in areas such as fingerprint
technologist, FBI national computer crime squad and secret service
agent. Perfect for those pursuing a career in criminal
justice.
Law Enforcement Career Starter, Mary
Hesalroad 1998
An excellent resource for those interested in a law enforcement
career. It’s one of the hottest fields right now, with
increasing opportunities. This book provides information on
job requirements, pay scales and training programs for those
interested in becoming a police officer, corrections officer or
special agent.
Opportunities in Law Enforcement and
Criminal Justice Careers, James Stinchcomb 2003
Written by a Criminal Justice practitioner and professor, the book
explores jobs at the city and county levels as well as military and
federal jobs.
Civil Service Career Starter, Learning
Express 1997
An easy to read guide on how to get a career started in civil
service. You will find hiring procedures, sample job
applications, contact information and practice exams.
The Student’s Federal Career Guide,
Troutman & Troutman 2004
Get started on a career in government right after graduation.
The authors provide a clear path to the federal employment system
by providing the reader with information on networking, finding the
best agencies, understanding the system, KSA’s and government
interviews.
Guide to Careers in Federal Law
Enforcement, Thomas Ackerman 2001
The ultimate guide to finding a perfect career in federal law
enforcement. Complete with qualification requirements and
training program descriptions, job search hotlines, profiles of 225
careers and 130 agencies and special hiring programs. Some of
the positions profiled in this book include criminal investigator,
security specialist an compliance inspectors.
Careers in Focus: Government, Ferguson
2002
A highly recommended book focusing on careers in government
Learn about how to become a successful lobbyist, political
scientist, FBI agent, judge, congressional aide and more!
Great Jobs for Criminal Justice Majors,
Stephen Lambert & Debra Regan
The ultimate resource for criminal justice majors searching
for the perfect career. Written by the Director of Career
Services at Plymouth State and his career counselor colleague, this
excellent guide will provide students in the criminal justice field
information on standard of living, ideal location, the best
employers, strategies and strengths and interests. Any career
related to the criminal justice field can be found in this
book.
Federal Law Enforcement Careers:Profiles
of 250 High-Powered Positions and Surefire Tactics for Getting
Hired, Thomas Ackerman 2006
After reading this book you will know the training, qualifications
and salary levels for those working in the federal
government. A must read for those students seeking jobs in
this area.