What are JobLink Career Centers? What services does the JobLink Career Center provide? Who are the local JobLink Career Center Partners? Tell me more about my local JobLink (includes directions).

What are JobLink Careers Centers?

The JobLink Career centers are user friendly facilities located in each of the region Q counties that provide job seekers, training/education seekers and employers access to career training and job placement services and also serve as a connection between businesses and qualified workers.

North Carolina is developing a system of JobLink Career Centers so people can make informed choices about their careers and businesses can make informed choices about their workforce needs.

In a JobLink Career Center customers comes first. By offering a wide range of service options from self-service to full-service. JobLink Career Centers offer comprehensive training and employment services to the community.

JobLink Career Centers make the best use of scarce resources while serving all citizens North Carolina Staff work together as a team to provide the most comprehensive and efficient workforce development system possible.
 

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JobLink Career Center Services

Services available to Job Seekers in each JobLink Career Center include:

• Job Listings (though America’s Job Bank and North Carolina’s Job Bank)
• Job Placement
• Work Registration
• Labor Market Information
• Career Information and Guidance
• Assessment
• Information about education and training opportunities
• Unemployment insurance information
• Filling for unemployment insurance claims
• Resume preparation
• Education and training assistance
• Referral to other partner agency services

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Who are the local JobLink Career Center Partners?

Local JobLink Career Center partners include:

• Local Community College
• Workforce Investment Act, Title I programs and services
  • Adult (an individual 18 years old or older)
  • Dislocated Worker (for an individual who lost her or his job)
  • Youth (ages 14 through 21)
• Job corps (for youth)
• Native American's Programs
• Migrant and Seasonal Farm Worker's Programs
• Veterans' Programs
• Employment Security Commission (public labor exchange and unemployment insurance assistance)
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Services for the Blind
• County Department of Social Services – WorkFirst and Food Stamp Employment and Training program
• Veterans Employment Services
• Trade Adjustment Assistance and North American Free Trade Act Transitional Adjustment Assistance
• Labor Market Information
• Title V of the Older Americans Act – Senior Employment program
• Community Based Organizations
• Economic Development Entities
• Mid-East Commission
• Transportation Agencies
• STRIVE

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Tell me more about my local JobLink Center.

In Region Q, a center is located in each county. Click a site below for driving directions and more information about each center.

• Beaufort County JobLink Center
• Bertie County JobLink Center
• Hertford County JobLink Center
• Martin County JobLink Center
• Pitt County JobLink Center

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