Job Seeker Services
Skills Assessment
Our Career Navigators can help you to assess your strengths, skills, characteristics, resources, and interests and how they can be related to your employment goal.
Supportive Services
As part of our skills assessment, we can discuss barriers to employment and education and how to overcome them. We provide referrals to resources to help you gain and maintain employment. This may include assistance with work and school related tools and books.
Job Placement Services
Along with job search assistance, our Career Navigators can make referrals for job placement with partnering companies for our participants.
Follow Up
Labor Market Information
Career research is encouraged and facilitated by our staff to help you become an informed job seeker. This will give you information about industries and occupations that are in-demand in the area and determine what occupation is a good fit for you.
Job Readiness Training
Our staff provides assistance with becoming ready for employment, including interviewing skills, resume writing, and soft skills training. Young Adults are able to complete a course which teaches skills that employers are looking for.
Occupational Skills Training
Referral to colleges, universities, and career techs that can provide education opportunities to gain a credential to gain better employment. This may include funding for training through colleges, universities, or career techs.
Additional Youth Services
Our staff also provides services to improve financial literacy, leadership development, and alternative secondary school services (to gain a High School Equivalency or GED) for our youth participants. This also includes participation incentives - getting paid for learning appropriate work ethics.
Learn about the WIOA services by viewing our video.
