Job centers near me
Find an American Job Center for career counseling, job search help and training referrals. Search your city, ZIP code or the center name, then call to confirm hours and visit.
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What an American Job Center does for you
An American Job Center is a public one-stop career office. Staff help you look for work, write or update a resume, plan a career move and find training, including apprenticeships. Comprehensive centers offer the full set of partner services under one roof. Affiliate centers offer career services and connect you to a comprehensive center when you need more.
What to bring
Bring a photo ID, a resume or work history, and any licenses or certificates you already have. Veterans should bring a DD-214. If you are applying for training funds, bring proof of income and household size. Call the center to confirm hours and ask whether you need an appointment.
Help for veterans, youth and people with a record
Many centers staff a veterans’ representative or a youth services representative, and some run re-entry programs for people with a criminal record. Use the service lists above to go straight to those locations, then call before you visit.