JOB SEEKER SERVICES

Whether you are beginning a career path, need to sharpen your skills, or just want to find a new job, the knowledgeable and friendly team at our regional Career Works Centers can help you conduct a successful job search, update your skills, network with area employers, and connect with the right tools and resources.

We can help you with all aspects of the job search process:

  • Explore career options
  • Find and apply for jobs
  • Learn to write resumes and cover letters
  • Get priority service if you are a Veteran
  • Referrals to jobs, job listings, and veteran services
  • File for unemployment insurance benefits
  • Receive case management, job coaching and follow-up services for eligible customers

Our training programs are provided through the multiple funding sources of our partners and the Career Works Centers in our region. Learn more about how we can help you get the skills you need. 

Depending on eligibility and program qualifications, you may be able to obtain:

  • Case management & individual service plans
  • Identification of training needs and coordination of training development
  • In-depth assessment of interests, skills, knowledge, & goals
  • Short- and long-term job readiness training
  • Group and individual counseling
  • Supportive services
  • Access to child care & transportation services
  • On-the-job training
  • Occupational skills training
  • Adult education and literacy
  • Assistance with obtaining GED
  • National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC)
  • Funding for training and supportive services for eligible Youth, Adults, and Dislocated Workers 
  • Counseling, training, and job placement for individuals with disabilities
  • Help identifying  and overcoming barriers to employment through medical and physical restoration
  • Employment and training services for individuals age 55 and over
  • Workshops tailored to Job Seeker needs:
    • Resume Writing Tips
    • Internet Job Search
    • Preparing for Job Interviews
    • Best Practices for Cover Letters & Thank You Letters
  • Provide Trade Adjustment Assistance eligibility and benefits

The resource room is provided as a part of the funding received from the Workforce Investment and Opportunity Act. The resource room is available for use by ALL citizens and employers. See available resources. 

  • Computers with Internet access
  • Facsimile & copying services
  • Workspace
  • Space or phone/video conferencing for interviews upon request
  • Phone access for details on job listings
  • Posted classified ads and other job openings
  • State and local business applications
  • Online unemployment insurance filing available
  • Initial assessment of skill levels, aptitudes, & abilities
  • Job search and placement assistance
  • Resume Writing Programs
  • Videos on various employment topics
  • Information on Veteran Services, Trade Act Services, & the Migrant Seasonal Farm Worker Program
  • Information on educational and training opportunities, & financial resources
  • Information on performance measures in the local area
  • Economic and labor market information
  • Community partners who can assist you

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YOUTH SERVICES

Services are available to eligible youth between the ages of 16 to 24 who need assistance with training or finding employment.

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