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Improve your computer skills through short online lessons. Some lessons in Spanish.

Learn how Federal resumes differ from resumes used in the private sector regarding both content and purpose with helpful tips for a strong resume

America’s career resource network with online tools to help students identify career pathways and additional support.

Learn about employment resources on how to find a government job and prepare for a job interview.

Use the search options to find ways to reach your learning goals. Explore programs near you to improve your reading and writing, math, English, technology, and workforce skills. You can also find U.S. Citizenship programs near you.

Find a credential to increase your job skills

This resource provides a quick interest assessment to help you find a career.

Get help understanding and applying for Federal Student Aid

Resources to find the right training fit for you. Learn about career pathways, compare schools, and more.

Learn about your options for paying for college.

Search engine to find training programs, schools, or college majors in any local area in the U.S.

Tips for how ex-offenders can talk about their conviction during interviews to increase their chances of getting hired.

Job search engine by keyword, job title, city, state, and/or zip code

Includes factors that determine whether a record can be expunged and initial steps of the record expunging application process

List of occupations that offer apprenticeships and other resources to find local apprenticeship programs

Tips employment-seeking ex-offenders can use to increase their chances of getting hired.

National Conservation Training Center Online Training includes resources for learning about both conservation and gaining job skills to work in conservation. Resources include online courses, webinars, tutorials (including geospatial tutorials), and videos.

Online employment accommodation resources for employees with disabilities; includes request for services and support, accommodations database, and online print resources about accommodations

Resources for exploring careers, identifying job training, job searching, and application support; includes success-story videos, checklists, and a self-assessment

Online resources for obtaining and managing employment for social security disability beneficiaries; resources divided into four phases, include articles and other resources to support employment

Learn about scholarships and loan repayment available to nurses and nursing students.

Learn about a no-cost education and vocational training program that helps young people ages 16 through 24 improve the quality of their lives through vocational and academic training.

Find federally funded energy and manufacturing related workforce training programs.

Learn basic computer and internet skills through online lessons.

Learn about unemployment benefits and assistance after a layoff.

Get help moving back to civilian life.

Explore what you want to do for a living.

Explore what you want to do for a living.

Enter your zip code or city to find an American Job Center near you.

Get help with the Federal Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Completing the FAFSA is the first step in the Federal Student Aid process.

Get help moving past your criminal record.

Explore careers, find training, and improve job search skills.

Get on-the-job training through an apprenticeship program.