Career Skills

Step 1: Finding the Right Job

Step 2: Applying for the Job

Step 3: Getting the Job

Step 4: Getting to/from the Interview/Job

Step 5: Keeping the Job

Step 1. Finding the Right Job

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Explore careers
Take self-assessments
Skills and related occupations
Support for getting back to work, changing careers, military veterans, workers with a criminal conviction, entry level workers, older workers, young adults, workers with disabilities, and businesses

Skills Assessments

Job Seeker Training Opportunities

Virtual Job Fairs/Events

Apprenticeship

Veteran Employment

Youth Employment

Division of Vocational Rehabilitation

Workforce Centers

"Workforce Centers provide a variety of free services to assist employers and job seekers alike.

These include:

Job listings
Computer and internet access
Career counseling and training for job seekers
Recruitment of workers, pre-screening, and referral services
Tax credits and training reimbursement for employers
Customers can choose either self-service or staff-assisted options to meet their employment needs."

Step 2. Applying for the Job

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Step 3. Getting the Job

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Professional Communication

Step 4: Getting to and from the Interview/Job

Step 5: Keeping the Job

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