How can I apply for a jod in the CIA,FBI and Intel?
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It helps to look on hotjobs.com or monstertrak.com  Usually, you could find somekind of listing for government jobs.  Additionally, you could check their websites and see what kind of requirements they have.  \n\nwww.cia.gov\nwww.fbi.gov\n\nAs opposed to what the last person stated, not all jobs for the cia required experience in law enforcement or military.  I found a cia job listing requiring a degree in engineering for weapons analyst.
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Try going to their website\nhttp://www.fbi.gov
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Please send your address to the nearest FBI station.  They will be happy to provide you a key personally.
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Checking with your local politicians for a referral letter is pointless.  You must actually apply for the job and submit a resume via the agency's website; it is not a political appointment.  Your local politician is not involved in the hiring process.  Go to the CIA's website: https://www.cia.gov/careers/index.html and you can submit an application directly, if you are competitve then a recruiter will call you.  The same goes for the NSA, DEA, FBI, etc.  You can also put your resume on usajobs.com, a federal job database.  The Diplomatic Security website (through the State Dept) announces job openings and how to apply on their site. The last announcement for DS agents was about a month ago so there might not be openings for awhile but I think their website allows you to sign up for emails to alert you to new openings.  The application process for Diplomatic Security is tedious-online questionnaire, resume, and other forms.  They usually give you a week or so to submit all documents.  Each agency's website will tell you the proper procedures to apply and keep in mind that the application process is lengthy, especially when these kinds of jobs (i.e., federal agent) require a security clearance.  A background check can take several months to complete.  If you are graduating this spring you might want to consider applying now.
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Check the requirements on becoming a Federal employee.  Go to the OPM website.  www.opm.gov
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FBI agent candidates must have a bachelor’s degree and at least 3 years of related full-time work experience. Experience in law, law enforcement or the military will help if you're interested in working for the law enforcement branch of the FBI. If you're interested in working for the FBI regarding matters related to financial crime or fraud, then experience in the financial field would be relevant. \n\nCandidates must successfully complete a written and oral examination, medical and physical examinations, a psychological assessment, and an exhaustive background investigation. Also, candidates must be between 23 and 36 years of age at the time of appointment. \n\nThe FBI looks for candidates who have bachelor's or master's degrees in criminal justice-related areas, engineering/science, accounting/finance, or foreign languages. Currently the FBI is only accepting applications for candidates who have one or more of the following skills: \n\nFluent in a Foreign Language (Arabic, Farsi, Pashtu, Urdu, Chinese [all dialects], Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese) \nAccounting/Finance experience (Accounting/Finance Degree/CPA/or at least 2 years relative work experience) \nEngineering experience \nComputer Science experience or other information technology specialties \nPhysical Science experience (such as physics, chemistry, biology, etc.) \nLaw experience \nLaw Enforcement or other investigative experience \nMilitary experience
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Most organizations have a qualification process you have ot go through. I would contact the CIO/CTO's office and ask them if you can get a copy, and what they look for most.\n\nGood Luck.
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That is not easy. Your employer would have to do a ton of paperwork to get you in. But military might do this, keeping you as interpreter/analyst or whatever you are doing there. \n\nAside from that, you could try to claim polical asylum, i.e. state and prove that you will be abused for cooperating with intruders once US forces leave.
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What it takes to work for the FBI\n\nAs of June 30, 2003, the FBI employed 11,633 Special Agents and 15,904 Professional Support people. The FBI hires its own employees through recruitment efforts by the field offices and a centralized hiring system at Headquarters. Due to the FBI's responsibilities in criminal law enforcement and in the Intelligence Community, all FBI employees, whether they are Special Agents or Professional Support, must qualify for a top-secret security clearance before they can begin their service. This qualification includes an extensive background investigation. The FBI does not make a final decision to hire an individual until all the information gathered during the background investigation is assessed. Once hired, all FBI employees must maintain their eligibility for a top-secret security clearance, undergo a limited background check every five years, and submit to random drug tests throughout their careers.\n\nSome positions within the FBI also require a medical examination, and some require employees to sign an agreement stating their willingness to be assigned anywhere in the world.\n\nFBI Special Agents are specially trained personnel, chosen from an extensive pool of applicants because they possess specific areas of expertise. To be an FBI Special Agent, an individual must:\n. be a United States citizen;\n. be at least 23 and not yet have reached his or her 37th birthday on appointment;\n. have at least a bachelor's degree from an accredited, four-year resident program at a college or university;\n. pass a written examination;\n. complete several in-person interviews; and\n. pass a comprehensive medical examination, including vision and hearing tests.\n\nApplicants with these qualifications will be chosen if they have specific experience or expertise needed by the FBI. The criteria changes over time according to the FBI's current priorities. Traditionally, the FBI seeks applicants with backgrounds in law enforcement, law, or accounting. Today, the FBI not only seeks applicants with these backgrounds, but also with expertise in languages, computers, and the sciences. For information on what specific skills the FBI is looking for today, check http://www.fbi.gov.\n\nOnce chosen, applicants must complete an intensive, seventeen-week training program at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia. This training program teaches new Special Agents the basic skills they will need to conduct effective investigations in all the FBI's investigative programs.\n\nTrainees who complete the program are sworn in as Special Agents of the FBI. The new Agents then begin a two-year probationary period in which they must demonstrate the basic skills they learned at Quantico and learn advanced investigative techniques on the job from more experienced Special Agents. After the probationary period, Agents are required to keep their skills up to date through ongoing training. Agents may also choose to obtain special certification as a Special Agent Bomb Technician, a Technically Trained Agent, or a member of the elite Hostage Rescue Team.\n\nThe FBI's current staffing needs and investigative priorities determine to which office a new Agent will be assigned. During their careers, Special Agents are required to relocate to other offices in order to meet the FBI's needs.\n\nFederal law requires that Special Agents retire by age 57. In rare circumstances, the FBI Director may grant one-year extensions, up to age 60, for a particular Special Agent.\n\n\nCheck out the sources for some more information.
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Try this: http://www.officerecruit.com/
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Visit these FBI-related websites to learn about employment opportunities with the FBI:\n\nhttp://www.fbi.gov/employment/employ.htm\nhttps://www.fbijobs.gov/
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The best way to become a CIA agent is to go to the website in my sources. They will pay for your education if you can get the scholarship. All you need is a minimum of a 3.0 GPA and be able to speak English clearly. Based on the lower level job you are placed in you would have to get a degree in that. So basically as long as you are committed to finishing school you can go into the CIA with a high school diploma. They will require all of your summers to be spent working for them. Have fun.
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check these out\nwww.usajobs.opm.gov\nalso try with city department in your state. Best Wishes!
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Firstly you have to be in Israel then goto the Military dept and apply!
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Check with the COPS Grant if this is one of the allowed components of this grant. This grant is administered by the DOJ and you can read more about it from their website http://www.cops.usdoj.gov/Default.asp?Item=34 Eligible recipients include law enforcement offices\n\nTo learn more about the COPS grant program, here is their state by state listing of contacts for the grant program http://www.cops.usdoj.gov/Default.asp?Item=487
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Short Answer: \n     ...... See:  http://jobprofiles.monster.com/Content/job_content/JC_Military/JSC_PrivateSecurity/JOB_FBIAgent/jobzilla_html\n     ...... See:  http://www.utexas.edu/student/careercenter/careers/fbi_agent.html\n     ...... See:  http://www.ehow.com/how_16303_become-fbi-special.html\n\n    You need to be a physically fit, US citizen, between 23-36 years old with a valid drivers liscence, no prior crimes, a bachelors degree & 3 years experience.  \n\n    If you are not yet in college, concentrate on classes to help you get into college: like Math, Science, English,  foreign languages and Social Studies.  \n\n\n\nMore Details about Requirents: \n     ...... See:  https://www.fbijobs.gov/general.htm\n     ...... See:  http://www.allcriminaljusticeschools.com/faqs/fbi.php?src=goto110  \n     ...... See:  http://www.fbi.gov/hq/td/academy/sat/sat.htm\n     ...... See:  https://www.fbijobs.com/JobDesc.asp?scr=001&requisitionid=368\n\n\nThe FBI trains, physically fit, US citizen applicants, with valid drivers liscenses, between the ages of 23-36 at the FBI academy on the US Marine Corps base in Quantico, Virginia for 17 weeks, that have at least a related bachelors degree, 3 years experience and pass the relevant tests.  The details about these requirements are detailed below. \n\n 1. EDUCATION:  a recognized bachelor’s degree \n(in any of the following: criminal justice-related field, engineering, computer/Information-Technology, physical-sciences [Biology, Chemistry, Physics etc] , accounting/finance, or foreign languages [like Arabic, Farsi, Pashtu, Urdu, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese]) ; Many FBI agents also have a JD (law degree) ; those with Health-care & education-related training are also encouraged to apply\n\n 2. EXPERIENCE: 3 years full-time experience\n (usually law enforcement/military/financial or forensic)\n\n 3. PASS RELEVANT TESTS \npass: written/oral exams, medical/physical/psychological assessment, & background check\n\n Note: Agents must retire by age 55 or within 20 years, which ever comes first\n\n \nThe FBI automatically disqualifies applicants from consideration if they were ever:\n\n1) convicted of a felony \n2) used illegal drugs \n3) defaulted on (US insured) student loan\n4) failed a drug test\n5) failed to register with Selective Service System\n\n     Consider reading the book 'FBI Careers', or 'John Douglas's Guide to Careers in the FBI' (maybe borrow from library) or buy:  \n      ....See:  http://www.911hotjobs.com/bookstore/pn53.htm\n  \n\n\n    If you want to know about other types of Police detectives:\n       ..........See:  http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos160.htm
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Send the FBI a Freedom Of Information Act notice/form.