The Job Center Network is a free resource that easily connects you
to the professional, skilled and entry-level jobs that match your
qualifications and skills. To assist you, the Network offers:
Job Search Capabilities
• Open job postings and information about the projected earnings and skills necessary
to obtain those jobs
• Computer access to Internet-based job banks
• On-line registration to match skills to job orders through the state-wide data base
called SCOTI (Sharing Career Opportunities & Training Information)
• Job Fairs
Job Preparation Services
• Resume and cover letter preparation
• Job readiness classes to improve communication, interviewing skills and basic
workforce knowledge
• Free access to telephone, fax machine and copy machine
• Career counseling
Training/Testing Services
(Services provided through partnerships with vocational schools and community colleges)
• Occupational skills training
• Training and retraining to upgrade skills for occupations in demand
• Adult Basic Literacy Education (ABLE)
• General Equivalency Diploma (GED)
• Introduction to Computers Classes
• Diagnostic testing and comprehensive assessments to identify employment goals and barriers
• Free workshops covering such topics as employer expectations, interviewing skills and
resume writing
Additional Resources
• Payment for tuition, books and supplies, as well as assistance for travel expense
(based on eligibility and available funds)
• Job placement assistance
• Labor market information identifying employment trends and skills necessary for
occupations in demand
• Reference materials and video programs
to the professional, skilled and entry-level jobs that match your
qualifications and skills. To assist you, the Network offers:
Job Search Capabilities
• Open job postings and information about the projected earnings and skills necessary
to obtain those jobs
• Computer access to Internet-based job banks
• On-line registration to match skills to job orders through the state-wide data base
called SCOTI (Sharing Career Opportunities & Training Information)
• Job Fairs
Job Preparation Services
• Resume and cover letter preparation
• Job readiness classes to improve communication, interviewing skills and basic
workforce knowledge
• Free access to telephone, fax machine and copy machine
• Career counseling
Training/Testing Services
(Services provided through partnerships with vocational schools and community colleges)
• Occupational skills training
• Training and retraining to upgrade skills for occupations in demand
• Adult Basic Literacy Education (ABLE)
• General Equivalency Diploma (GED)
• Introduction to Computers Classes
• Diagnostic testing and comprehensive assessments to identify employment goals and barriers
• Free workshops covering such topics as employer expectations, interviewing skills and
resume writing
Additional Resources
• Payment for tuition, books and supplies, as well as assistance for travel expense
(based on eligibility and available funds)
• Job placement assistance
• Labor market information identifying employment trends and skills necessary for
occupations in demand
• Reference materials and video programs