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Pathways
Pathways programs are designed to help students and early-career professionals enter federal service. They typically provide structured opportunities to build experience, learn government operations, and develop skills that translate into long-term careers.
Common Pathways Options
- Internship: opportunities for current students to gain experience while in school.
- Recent Graduates: roles for individuals who have completed qualifying degrees within a defined timeframe.
- Presidential Management Fellows (PMF): a leadership development program for advanced degree candidates.
What to Expect
Exact program requirements vary by opportunity, but Pathways roles often include training, structured onboarding, and clear performance expectations.
Typical Elements
- Mentorship and learning support
- Defined duties with skill-building assignments
- Performance feedback and development goals
- Eligibility and documentation requirements
How to Find Pathways Opportunities
- Search on treasury.usajobs.gov and filter by the student or recent graduate hiring path.
- Use keywords such as “Pathways,” “intern,” “recent graduate,” or “PMF.”
- Read the eligibility section carefully to confirm you qualify before applying.