Student/Recent Grad Criminal Investigator (DHS/ICE)

[Shell_Back]

CORRECTION: NOT FOR RECENT GRADS, CURRENT STUDENTS ONLY

For those of you who are completing college, this is a great opportunity to become a criminial investigator. This is a paid position at the GS 04/05 level with promotion potential to GS-09.

After completion of the pathways program, you may be eligible for non-competitive conversion to a federal career or career-conditional position as a Criminal Investigator.

After the conversion to full-time criminal investigator, I believe your promotion potential will be a GS-13.

USAJobs Announcement: https://my.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/372884200

**After rereading the annoucement and getting clarification, this announcement is NOT for recent grads. This is for CURRENT college students ONLY** Sorry for the misunderstanding

OPM Intern fact sheet for more info: http://www.opm.gov/policy-data-overs...am-Fact-Sheets

Good luck!

[titoCA321]

Thanks for the heads up Shell_Back. Great opportunity for those who qualify under pathways program.

[Kiernyc]

Thank you for posting this!

[Kiernyc]

Judging by what you said (and the announcement as to what GS5 qualifies as), one can still be eligible for this is they just graduated correct? I only want to clarify because a question on the application asks if you are currently enrolled in a university, but since I just graduated I am technically not. But then it moves on to ask if you have completed four years.

[Culper1773]

This is ICE Special Agent 1811, correct? I've always been confused by positions marked "trainee", since all positions requiring training I thought


Edit: Sorry, brainfart. So it's a pathway program that leads to ICE 1811?

[saone]

Judging by what you said (and the announcement as to what GS5 qualifies as), one can still be eligible for this is they just graduated correct? I only want to clarify because a question on the application asks if you are currently enrolled in a university, but since I just graduated I am technically not. But then it moves on to ask if you have completed four years.

I didn't read the announcement because I cannot be called a recent grad, but from what I have seen, pathways announcements are for current students and recent grads (within 2 years I think).

[Shell_Back]

Judging by what you said (and the announcement as to what GS5 qualifies as), one can still be eligible for this is they just graduated correct? I only want to clarify because a question on the application asks if you are currently enrolled in a university, but since I just graduated I am technically not. But then it moves on to ask if you have completed four years.

After rereading the annoucement and looking up the OPM Pathways fact sheet (http://www.opm.gov/policy-data-overs...am-Fact-Sheets), this may ONLY apply to CURRENT students and NOT recent grads. I too, was looking at the GS-5 qualification stating a 4 years post high school education. However, if you read the OPM website, there is a recent graduate specific announcement, which this annoucement does not state.

I applied for the job anyway but I may have to edit the subject regarding "recent grads"

[Shell_Back]

This is ICE Special Agent 1811, correct? I've always been confused by positions marked "trainee", since all positions requiring training I thought


Edit: Sorry, brainfart. So it's a pathway program that leads to ICE 1811?

That is correct

[Kiernyc]

I suppose I will apply anyway...kind of a bummer if it is only current students.

[AlreadyFedLeo]

I just graduated in April.

[kzvo91]

Crap, would have been a good opportunity had I not just graduated.

[Det_sje]

I started my masters in January.........might as well give it a try.......whats the worst that can happen........I get put at Los Angeles, CA on a $40,000 salary!!!!!

[Talal]

.............

[Culper1773]

I graduated with my M.A. in January, but went ahead and applied anyway. Too bad though, I don't believe I've seen anything with 1811 potential on the recent graduate front.

[Super_Fly57]

I'm in. Thank goodness I'm still 1 class away from graduating!! Now hopefully they can pay match current DHS LEOs