Worksource Oregon Business Services Staff Assisted listing.

Week of June 8, 2026 

Check listing on how to apply.  

• Updated resume.

• Worksource Registration.

• Completed Imatch profile.

Contact: Your Liaison Team for more information or the corresponding Business Services team member for more guidance.

Worksource Oregon Business Services Public Event listing.

Week of June 8, 2026  

Check listing on how to apply.  

Contact: Your Liaison Team for more information or the corresponding Business Services team member for more guidance.

Are you seeking a safer work environment as a mechanic? Is your family’s financial security important to you? If this speaks to you, then WM might be the place for your next career move. WM is currently hiring in the Portland, and Forest Grove area.

Details:

• Portland- CNG Diesel Mechanic - 2nd Shift, PTO, Tool Allowance 

• Forest Grove- CDL Route Driver 

What you can expect:

• Full-time.

• $34.50-$36 an hour this wage represents a good faith base wage estimate for these positions.  

How to apply: 

Scan QR Code or visit wm.com/careers for more details

Worksource Beaverton / Hillsboro event with Burlington. 

Registration Required! 

When: June 10-12, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Location: Worksource Beaverton / Hillsboro, 241 SE Edgeway Drive, Beaverton OR 97006, Room 107

Before event: 

• Job seekers must apply online here and reserve an interview spot. 

• Scan the barcode to see available positions and register for the event! 

• Please bring a current resume to your scheduled interview. 

Details: 

• Burlington will be hiring for 50+ full and part-time positions. 

• Join us for a 3-day hiring event at WorkSource Beaverton / Hillsboro for on­site interviews

Positions include:

• Retail Stocking Associate, Customer Service Lead, and much more! 

• Paid training will be held the following week at the same location (June 15th- 18th)

For questions contact :

Bob.N.CORLETT@employ.oregon.gov 

WorkSource Clackamas & Clackamas County Invite you to join the Employer Spotlight!

When: Thursday, June 11, 2026

Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Location: WorkSource Clackamas, 506 High St Oregon City, OR 97045

Details: 

• Explore career opportunities across county departments in health care, transportation, public safety, and more.

• Learn about open and upcoming positions, the application & selection process, and the benefits of working for the county.

• Learn how you can strengthen your applications, navigate the county’s application system, and how to present yourself as a competitive applicant.

• Connect with Clackamas County employees who serve the public and enrich our community every day. Discover the services and resources we provide to residents across Clackamas County

Join Goodwill Job Connection and meet multiple employers.

When:  Tuesday, June 16, 2026, 

Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM 

Location: Beaverton Resource Center, 13565 SW Walker RD. Beaverton, OR. 97005

Register Here 

Call or Email for more information:

Kara Baker 

(503) 641-3762

Kbaker42@gicw.org 

Join Jobs Now for a workshop focused on how AI is transforming today’s job search and recruitment landscape. 

Location: Online

When: June 16, 2026 

10:00AM-11:00AM

Where: Zoom 

Details:

• The job market is changing quickly, and understanding today’s recruitment landscape can help you stay competitive and confident in your job search. This workshop will provide practical insights and strategies to help you stand out, strengthen your professional brand, and better position yourself for future opportunities.

To register, sign up here 

Come Join Us For a Day of Fun! Free Admissions.

Constructing Hope is looking forward to having you join them for our 2026 Construction Carnival! 

When: Saturday,  June 22, 2026

Time: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Location: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School Park

4906 NE 6th Ave, Portland, OR 97211

Details: 

• Stoopid Burger from 11AM - 2PM

• Food

• Games

• Raffle

• Prizes

Event website check here for more details.

Full link: https://constructinghope.schoolauction.net/carnival26 

PCC, WorkSystems and Worksource Oregon presents - Meet the Employer for a interactive workshops that brings job seekers face-to-face with hiring employers. 

Dates: 

• June 24, 2026 - AGC Heat Transfer - www.agcheattransfer.com

Times: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Location: Virtual, two dates and employers

Details:

• Representatives from various companies present overviews of their organizations, including their mission, workplace culture, and current or upcoming job opportunities. 

• Participants gain insight into employer expectations, hiring processes, and in-demand skills. 

• The workshop also features dedicated networking time, giving attendees the chance to ask questions, exchange contact information, and build professional relationships that can lead to future employment opportunities.

Registration Link for Zoom Meeting    

 Or copy paste

https://portlandcc.zoom.us/meeting/register/BJs3jSrTQwyRoD7RsF77Gg 

Amada Senior Care is hosting a job fair for experienced caregivers. 

When: Thursday,  June 25, 2026

Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Location: 533 NE Win Sivers Dr. Suite 201, Portland, OR. 97220

Details: 

• Interviews

• refreshments

• $23.00 hour

Event Website:  https://www.amadaseniorcare.com/portland-senior-care/

Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) Resource Fair

When: Friday,  June 26, 2026

Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Location: IRCO Sokhom Tauch Community Center

10323 NE Glisan Street, Portland, OR 97220

Details: 

• Urgent and Emergency Dental

  1. 1. 1. 1. 1. (By Appointment Only)

• Preschool For All Sign Up and Enrollment

• Voter Education and Registration

• Health Insurance Sign Up and Oregon Health Insurance Market Place Assistance

• Food Boxes and Nutrition Resources

• First Time Homebuyer and Home Ownership Resources and other housing resources

• Financial Resources; Scam/Financial Disaster Prevention, and Wealth Management

• Resources for People ages 55+

• Addictions and Recovery Support Resources

• Unemployment Information & Employment Resources for Refugees and Immigrants

• Medicare Plan and Healthcare and Health Education Resources

• Utility bill Discount and Assistance

• Legal Resource Information and Screening for Naturalization and Citizenship

For more information , please contact us!

health@irco.org or  971-358-0182

Vanda Health-Caregiver Hiring Event

When: Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Time: 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

Location: Worksource/Oregon City– 506 High St, Oregon City, OR 97045

Details: 

• $18.00-$22.50/hr 

  1. 1. 1. 1. 1. $23.00-$27.00 if CNA certified

• Prior caregiving experience is preferred but not required

• Strong communication and teamwork skills required

• Full-time or on-call positions available. Must be able to work 12 hour

For questions, contact:

Tim Friedmann – 503-280-6048

Tim.A.Friedmann@Employ.Oregon.Gov 

Hiring Event with Essential Services LLC 

When: Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Time: 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

Location: Worksource Beaverton / Hillsboro, 241 SE Edgeway Drive, Beaverton, OR 97006, Room 107

Details: 

• Hiring for Direct Support Professionals!

• Minimum of 18 years old

• High School diploma or GED Certificate

• Valid Driver's license and current auto insurance

• Reliable vehicle for transporting clients

• Smartphone with internet access

• Employer conducts a criminal background check

For questions, contact:

Dominic Caputo - 971-718-3074

Dominic.R.CAPUTO@employ.oregon.gov 

Vanda Health Caregiver Hiring Event

When: Thursday, July 2, 2026

Time: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Location: Worksource/Tigard – 11950 SW Garden Pl, Tigard, OR 97223

Details: 

• $18.00-$22.50/hr 

  1. 1. 1. 1. 1. $23.00-$27.00 if CNA certified

• Prior caregiving experience is preferred but not required

• Strong communication and teamwork skills required

• Full-time or on-call positions available. Must be able to work 12 hour

For questions, contact:

Tim Friedmann – 503-280-6048

Tim.A.Friedmann@Employ.Oregon.Gov 

Rise Partnership Information Session 

When: Multiple days & times

• July 8, 2026: 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM

• August 5,  2026: 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM

Location: Virtual

Details: 

Free In-Home Caregiver Training 

• This free training is the first step to becoming a certified in-home caregiver within the State of Oregon. 

• Free pair of work shoes 

• Training stipend ($280)

• Union-negotiated benefits 

• $20/hour starting salary

Register Here:

If you have previously attended an information session and need additional assistance please contact the Care Pathways team directly -

carepathways@risepartnership.com 

For questions contact :

Dominic Caputo 971-718-3074

Dominic.R.Caputo@Employ.Oregon.Gov 

City of Wood Village is hosting there The City Nite Out event. All are welcome!! This event continues to grow each year and brings together nearly 2,000 community members from Wood Village and across East Multnomah County.

Date: July 17, 2026

When: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Location: Wood Village Baptist Church, Parking lot, 23601 NE Arata Rd, Wood Village, OR 97060

Details: 

• This summer celebration is all about community connection, fun activities, and creating positive experiences for attendees of all ages.

Want to be a vendor at this event? Check this out!

For the third year in a row, we’re excited to offer two ways to get involved:

Booth Vendor: Set up a table to share information, resources, or interactive activities with attendees

Equipment Road-eo Participant: Bring a vehicle or piece of equipment for a hands-on, touch-and-explore experience (always a huge hit with kids!) You may want to sign up early as we have limited space 

• If you are unfamiliar with Wood Village or this event, I've attached our official City Nite Out event flyer along with an About Wood Village document, which provides a snapshot to give you a better sense of our community.

• We love creating opportunities for organizations like yours to engage with the community in meaningful ways, and we hope you’ll join us!

If you’re interested in participating, please fill out our online application here:

www.woodvillageor.gov/city-nite-out-vendors/

You can also learn more about the event here:

www.woodvillageor.gov/community/getinvolved/community-events/city-nite-out

2026 Welding IET Program Information Session

Start your welding career for English language learners

Date: September 21, 2026 – March 18, 2027

When: Monday – Thursday

Time: 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM 

Where: In-person, Rock Creek Campus, 

Program Details:

• Individualized coaching and job search assistance

• Placement into ESOL Level 5 Reading, Writing, and Communication, or higher

• Tuition assistance and scholarships available

• Classes taught in English

• Space is limited, a lottery may be necessary to select participants

Register Here

Contact for more information:

Email: cp@pcc.edu or call  971-722-6218

This 3-hour introductory class is offered monthly, with sessions rotating between OC42, Willow Creek, and online. Participants explore careers in clean technology, including fleet and facility maintenance pathways.

Details:
SHIFT (Sustainable HVAC, Infrastructure, and Fleet Technology) is a partnership between the Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF), Bureau of Fleet and Facilities (BFF), PCC Foundation, and Portland Community College. The program provides low-barrier scholarship opportunities for under-resourced individuals pursuing training in high-demand trades.

Eligible Training Programs (3 months – 2 years):

• Automotive Service Technology (Associate Degree & 2-Year Certificate)

• Diesel Service Technology (Associate Degree & 2-Year Certificate)

• Facilities Maintenance Technology (Associate Degree & HVAC/R Installation Certificate)

• Apprenticeship & Trades (Pre-Apprenticeship Certificate)

Career Pathways
Training prepares participants for careers in automotive repair, diesel technology, facilities maintenance, and HVAC systems—fields that support sustainable infrastructure and clean energy solutions.

When: 

June 18; Thursday; 1-4 pm; Opportunity Center on 42nd - Topic: Automotive Service Technology & Diesel Service Technology

July 9; Thursday; 1-4 pm;  Willow Creek Opportunity Center - Topic - Facilities Maintenance Technology - HVAC/R & Apprenticeship and Trades - Pre-Trades

July 28; Tuesday; 12:30-3:30 pm;  Virtual (Zoom link will be provided) - Automotive Service Technology & Diesel Service Technology

August 19; Wednesday; 1-4 pm; Opportunity Center on 42nd - Topic:  Facilities Maintenance Technology - HVAC/R & Apprenticeship and Trades - Pre-Trades

September 2; Wednesday; 5:30-8:30 pm; Willow Creek Opportunity Center - Topic - Automotive Service Technology & Diesel Service Technology

To Apply: sign up here

Launch Your Early Learning Education Career (ECE)

WorkSystems is partnering with Mt. Hood Community College to offer ESOL classes this summer for those interested in entering a career in Early Childhood Education, or those already in the field and interested in learning more English related to their work.

*Classes are offered at no cost and career coaching and support services are available to all students as needed. 

Date: June 22nd - August 28,2026

When: Tuesday & Thursday evenings

Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM 

Where: In-person, MHCC Maywood Park,10100 NE Prescott St #147, Portland, OR 97220

Program Details:

• VESL: Vocational English as a Second Language

• This class is for people who have a high beginning or intermediate level of English

• For English language learners, immigrants and refugees

• English for speakers of other languages

• Summer term ESOL for ECE class

• Improve your English reading, writing, and communication skills 

• This program teaches English for early childhood education jobs

• Classes are held on Tuesday/Thursday evenings each week for a total of six hours per week

• Learn skills and knowledge to find employment, or enter the vocational ESL Child Development Associate program

• Tuition assistance and scholarships are available

Contact for more information:

Angelique Kauffman-Rodriguez

Career Pathways Specialist

Angelique.Kauffman@mhcc.edu

510-972-3313 (text or call)

ADA Support Contact:

• Requiring accommodation due to a disability should contact the Accessible Education Services.

• Please call at least two weeks prior to the event.

• Office at 503-491-6923 or aes@mhcc.edu

MHCC has exciting news about a NEW career pathways training program: Physical Therapist Aide.

The PT Aide certificate leads directly to work (and includes 30 hours of clinical work experience coordinated by the program). 

This is a 3-term program starting late September 2026 to mid-June 2027for advanced English language learners and individuals who need additional academic support.

*Attached is a flyer with more information to share with your participants.

Transform your future in 9 months as a Physical Therapist Aide!

Start your education and career in our Physical Therapist Aide program, designed specifically for people who want extra academic support or are English language learners.

Take the first step towards a new career:

• Evening classes (4:00-9/9:30)

• Reading, math, and writing help

• English language assistance

• Education and financial resources navigation

• Support services

Worksource Scholarship approved!!

To Learn More, Contact:

Angelique Kauffman-Rodriguez

Career Pathways Specialist

Angelique.Kauffman@mhcc.edu

510-972-3313 (text or call)

or

Stephanie J. Haas

Student Resource Specialist

Stephanie.Haas@mhcc.edu

503-491-7004

Blueprint is a non-profit workforce development organization led by Black professionals who dedicate their time and expertise to guiding young people toward meaningful careers. Through project‑based training and mentorship rooted in environmental justice, BIPOC young adults gain hands‑on experience in the green sector while contributing to initiatives related to air quality, green infrastructure, and industry diversification. Blueprint offers programs that support learners from early childhood through adulthood.

Details:

• Two Wise Program Assistant positions

• Workforce Development Program Assistant

What you can expect:

• Hybrid.

• Full-time.

• $21 - $24 per hour, plus benefit.

• Program details

How to apply: 

See job descriptions for how to apply sections. 

Quick Start to Manufacturing Technician Training

PCC and Worksystems, are excited to offer a two-week intensive introduction to the semiconductor industry.

A new class starts every month, so it’s always a good time to apply. Simply click below to answer a few questions and complete an assessment. Once you have completed the assessment, someone from the WorkSource team will reach out to you to help you get started with getting enrolled. 

Dates: APPLY TODAY

Time: 4 hours per day

Location:  PCC Willow Creek Opportunity Center - PCC Opportunity Center, 4299 NE Killingsworth St, Portland, OR 97218 

• TriMet bus lines 72 and 75.

For More info 

Complete this short assessment to get started!

The Peer company, Clackamas Workforce Partnership, and WorkSystems presents 2026 Peer Worker Training Project.

Details:

This partnership will  bring participants this free 80 hour OHA-approved Peer Wellness training cohort that will focus on the skills development for the key soft and hard skills needed, that can lead to a Peer Wellness Specialist certificate through the traditional Health Worker (THW).

WHEN: TBD

TIME: TBD

Eligibility:

• 18 years or older

• Have "lived experience" (recovery from substance use, mental health challenges, houselessness, etc.).

• Want to pursue a career in peer support.

• Must live in Multnomah, Clackamas and or Washington counties.

• Scholarship available. 

Sign up here 

WorkSystems is happy to announce the HOWTO grant for participants interested in a career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)? BCT Partners is launching Oregon’s Community-Centered EMS Training Pathway to train the next generation of EMTs in Oregon. Funded by the Healthy Oregon Workforce Training Opportunity Grant, 

Oregon’s Community- Centered EMSTraining Pathway

APPLY TODAY!

bit.ly/4pgE5mF

Details:

• Oregon’s Community-Centered EMS Training Pathway offers scholarships for participants to join EMS education programs at eligible community colleges.

• This program offers free education and hands-on job opportunities through June 30, 2027. 

• Scholarship available. 

• Placements available in Baker, Clackamas, Clatsop, Coos, Lincoln, Multnomah, Umpqua, and Washington County, this is your chance to build a meaningful career, serve your community, and join Oregon’s growing EMS workforce.

What will be learned:

• • • • • • Patient Assessment

and Management

• • • • • • BVM Ventilation of an

Apneic Adult Patient

• • • • • • Oxygen

          • Administration by

Non-Rebreather Mask

• • • • • • Spinal Immobilization

          • Bleeding Control and

Shock Management

• • • • • • Cardiac Arrest

          • Management

          • Joint and Long Bone

Immobilization

To learn more:

Contact Abdirisaq Sabriye

asabriye@bctpartners.com 

or 

973-622-0900 EXT.100

emt@bctpartners.com 

Employment and Education support from New Avenues for Youth- Pave Program

When: Tuesdays-Thursdays, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM & 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Where: New Avenues’ Education Center, 314 SW 9th Ave, Portland, OR 97205

Details:

• 16-24 years old

• Paid Internships

• Career Coaching

• Build your Professional

• Network

• GED

• College Support

• Food Assistance

• Paid Job Readiness Training

• And More!!

Call, Text, or email for a information session:

PaveInfo@newavenues.org 

Learn more by visiting web site here:

New Avenues for Youth presents Avenues to College program. 

When: Starting January 2026

Location: 314 SW 9th ave, Portland, OR, 97205

Details: 

• Avenues to College is a 2-year long program for current and former foster youth wanting support in accessing college. 

• We support folks ages 18-23 looking to begin their college or trade school journey through a combination of group programming to build connections and community with their peers, as well as dedicated 1:1 coaching throughout their 2-year enrollment. 

• We work with folks to navigate things like finding grants/scholarships to apply for, FASAF applications and deadlines, mapping out career interests to explore college degrees, and more. 

• Have a current or family of origin address within the City of Portland.

• Be a current or former foster youth (180 days of placement service after age 14).

• Graduated from high school/ GED or be on track to graduate by June

• Between 16-24 years old (eligible until 25th birthday).

• Meet with Avenues to College staff to discuss college plans.

Contact Information: 

ATC@Newavenues.org or call 503-740-9245

L.Y.G.H.T. 

A Peer Grief Support Program for Teens & Young Adults in Foster Care

When: Starting January 2026, bi-weekly 

Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM 

Where: 314 SW 9th Avenue, Portland OR 97205 

Details: 

• Each group is supported by trained New Avenues staff but are youth-led and completely free. Snacks and supportive vibes provided. To refer to a youth, staff can complete the second link below, but youth can also self-refer by completing the first link. 

• Youth ages 12-23 who are in or have recently transitioned out of foster care, and have identified feelings of loss or missing someone or something in their lives.

Contact Information: 

• Youth Link: Youth Self- Referral for L.Y.G.H.T.

• Case Manager Link: Make a L.Y.G.H.T. Referral

• Director of Equity and Inclusion at New Avenues, Elaina Medina – emedina@newavenues.org 

TriMet, Portland Community College and WorkSource Oregon are partnering to provide funding for the PCC Diesel Mechanic degree training.

Details:

• The 82nd Avenue Community Workforce Training Program provides access to training for in-demand careers in Clean Tech for residents of the 82nd Ave Corridor.

• The training is offering funded 2-year associate degrees 

• If your participant resides in the following zip codes: 97206, 97213, 97215, 97216, 97218, 97220, 97222, 97266 and 97086 they are eligible to have the training costs covered. 

To Learn More:

Scan the QR Code, visit PCC HERE or Email: skillsteam@irco.org

Do you know someone looking for a new job or considering a career change?

No experience? No problem!

The Portland Metro Clean Energy Career Coaching Program (PCEF), provides career coaching for individuals who are interested in pursuing specific careers related to the clean energy transition. The program has a pool of resources available to support individuals receiving clean energy career coaching

EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS

Explore job types:

• Transportation/Transit

• Electrical vehicle support/ manufacturing

• Construction

• Solar/Energy

• Electrical

• Water management

• and many more!

What you will have opportunity to access

• Career coaching

• Occupational skills training

• Prerequisite training

• Pre-apprenticeship training

• Workforce preparation

• Paid work experience

Details:

*Pre-apprenticeship programs are a great way to gain experience, build credentials, and prepare you with the skills to succeed in your chosen trade.

ELIGIBILITY: At least 18 years of age • Live in Washington, Multnomah, Clackamas, Columbia, or Yamhill Counties in Oregon; or Clark or Skamania Counties in Washington

Connect directly via  flyer to PCEF Coaches OR talk to your APN Liaison to learn more!

MHCC/WorkSource Gresham Employment and Training Services Team supports individuals at every stage of their workforce journey from career exploration to job placement and advancement. The team works closely with participants and partners to provide tailored services that meet the unique needs of each individual.

To get started, please reach out to skillsteam@mhcc.edu