BRS has several services to help people explore careers. For example, one is called direct job placement. This is where your counselor or someone else on BRS staff helps you to locate job openings and apply for jobs. It does not involve an evaluator on site.
People can also participate in a job club.
This is where you join a group of other job seekers led by staff at the BRS office. The purpose of job club is for group members to help each other in doing their own job search. Another is called formal job training. When a counselor and client agree that this is the service to use because the person needs more specific skills or credentials to get a job, BRS might help in providing funding for some vocational, technical, or college training. An evaluator accompanies the consumer to the job site to observe how the consumer works, to answer questions and to be available to demonstrate skills when that is necessary.