Guide Excellent instructions on how best to use the Internet for a job search. Small Business Development Centers provide training, counseling research and other specialized assistance. With the BIC library you can craft your own business and marketing plans. This nonprofit volunteer organization helps managers, executives, and other professionals find jobs. Benefits include two or three weeks of comprehensive job search training, networking with current members and alumni, weekly support groups, professional counseling, access to a jobs clearinghouse, videotaped mock interviews.
Many chapters offer computer access and business tools.
All colleges have a student development office with certified career counselors who can connect you with tutors, study skills courses, financial aid, and support groups. The work force development office can tell you about the local job market, including the skills and certification area employers are seeking. The U.S. Department of Labor has organized a one-stop career center system throughout the United States. Each center offers job search assistance that includes access to job postings, publications, workshops, and counseling. The work is typically administrative, light industrial, or in some parts of the country, home health.