WorkSource Okanogan County — Omak, WA
WorkSource Okanogan County is a comprehensive American Job Center at 126 South Main St., Omak, WA 98841. This is a comprehensive American Job Center, so you can get career counseling, job search help, training referrals and access to the partner programs that belong in a full one-stop office. This center has veterans’ services and youth services. Hours: Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. Appointments are available.
- Address: 126 South Main St., PO Box 3759, Omak, WA 98841 · Directions
- Phone: (509) 826-7310
- Website: www.WorkSourceWA.com
- Hours: Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
- Visits: Appointments are available.
- Type: Comprehensive American Job Center
- County: Okanogan County
- Specialized staff: veterans’ services, youth services
- Languages: Spanish available
- Access: Parking is available; Public transit access; 509-826-7335
Hours
Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM Call the center to confirm before you visit.
What you can get help with
Staff help you look for work, write or update a resume, plan a career move and find training, including apprenticeships. This is a comprehensive American Job Center, so you can get career counseling, job search help, training referrals and access to the partner programs that belong in a full one-stop office.
- Resume help
- Interview help
- Computers and internet
- Job club or workshops
- Hiring events
- Unemployment insurance help
- Training and training funds
- Career assessment
- English (ESL) help
- High school equivalency prep
This location has a veterans’ representative. Ask for that staff member when you arrive if you want help with a civilian job search, training or benefits questions after military service. See other job centers with veterans’ services in Washington.
This location staffs a youth services representative. Ask for that staff member if you are a young worker looking for job search help, training or career counseling. See other job centers with youth services in Washington.
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.
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