The Library can help you toward a career through one-on-one help, online tutorials on our blog, workshops, or point you in the right direction for navigating local supports around Indianapolis.
Adults needing help with creating a resume, searching for a job or career online, or filling out an online job application are invited to receive free one-on-one assistance.
Haughville Wednesday, August 30 from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
We will be having a job fair at the Haughville Branch library. We will have a variety of employers represented. The career center will run concurrently to help with resumes and job applications.
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Learn relevant, professional, technology skills on LinkedIn Learning. Your library card gives you free unlimited access to classes in technology categories like cloud computing, data science, database management, IT help desk, mobile development, network and system administration, security, software development, and web development. Learn how here.
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Automated resume readers are utilized by many employers, and it is important that your resume contains the right words so that it stands out - both to the humans and the computers reviewing it. Visit our blog to see how you can fine-tune your resume to get seen.
WorkOne Indy is Marion County's provider of state-level unemployment and career services. Take a look at their website for helpful links, workshops, and services related to job-seeker resources, training opportunities, job boards, and more.
Unemployment insurance is handled by the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD). residents who have lost their job can find information and resources related to filing for unemployment insurance on the DWD website.
YES Indy is a program specifically designed to help young adults - age 16-25 - get the guidance and financial support they need to complete their education, train for a job, and get employed. Learn how they work with community partners to help.
The High School Equivalency, or HSE (formerly known as the GED), is an alternative for earning a high school diploma in Indiana. An HSE Diploma is considered a minimum requirement for many employers, and can be earned through Indiana's network of Adult Education Providers.
Central Library hosts its annual resource fair in the fall, an event which aims to promote local community organizations and the services they provide, including assistance with substance abuse, mental health, medical screenings, homelessness, employment, and teen/youth agencies. This list will highlight library resources on job seeking.
Described as a "one stop shop for all job hunters" and written by a career counselor, this book contains helpful tips and tricks for every stage of the job search.
As the owner of a marketing and advertising agency, Don Raskin has interviewed numerous potential employees over the years and has made note of which interviews stood out and why, for good or for bad. He's also seen his fair share of resumes, cover letters, and follow-up letters, and decided to write this book to pass on his insider knowledge to job seekers.
Career coach and former HR professional Marin Yate details how to develop the most in-demand skills and values to make yourself stand out to potential employers.
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