Are GSA jobs considered full-time or part-time?

Yes, GSA offers a telework program for certain employees. Employees may be eligible to telework if their job duties can be performed away from the office. To learn more, visit GSA's Telework page.

Yes, you can learn more about the GSA and its job opportunities by visiting the GSA website, reviewing GSA job postings on USAJOBS.gov, and attending a GSA job fair or speaking with a GSA representative in person. You can also contact the GSA directly with questions about job opportunities.

Yes, there are a variety of job opportunities available for recent college graduates through the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA). The GSA has a range of internship and entry-level opportunities in fields such as information technology, finance, engineering, and human resources. Additionally, the GSA also offers specialized programs for recent college graduates, such as the Presidential Management Fellows Program.

Yes, the GSA offers internships and fellowships. Internships are available through the Presidential Management Fellows Program (PMF) and the GSA Student Internship Program. Fellowship opportunities are available through the GSA Student Fellowship Program and the GSA Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) Mobility Program.

Yes, you can work remotely for the GSA. The GSA offers a variety of telework options, including full-time telework, part-time telework, and job-sharing positions. Employees interested in telework should speak with their supervisor to discuss the possibility of teleworking.

Yes, you can transfer to a GSA job from another federal agency. To do so, you will need to meet the qualifications for the position and apply through USAJOBS. The hiring agency will then review your application and decide whether to make an offer.