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Job Seekers

Job Seekers

Whether you're looking for your first job, a better job, or a whole new career, our no-cost services can help you get there faster.

Search JobsBrowse current openings from employers across the region.Learn moreHiring EventsMeet employers who are hiring right now — many interview on the spot.Learn moreWorkInTexasTexas' official statewide job bank and labor exchange system.Learn moreMeet With a Career SpecialistOne-on-one guidance to plan your next move.Learn moreResume AssistanceBuild or improve a resume that gets interviews.Learn moreInterview PreparationPractice interviews and learn to talk about your strengths.Learn moreCareer AssessmentsDiscover careers that match your interests and skills.Learn moreCareer ExplorationCompare wages, growth, and training for hundreds of careers.Learn moreJob Search AssistanceComputers, coaching, and a plan for your search.Learn moreExplore Training ProgramsShort-term training for high-demand careers in the region.Learn moreHelp Paying for TrainingScholarships and grants can cover tuition, books, and supplies.Learn moreEligible Training ProvidersApproved schools and programs that qualify for training funds.Learn moreCertificationsIndustry-recognized credentials that employers ask for.Learn moreApprenticeshipsEarn a paycheck while you train for a skilled career.Learn moreTransportation AssistanceGas cards and mileage help while you train or start a job.Learn moreWork Clothing & EquipmentHelp buying boots, scrubs, tools, or uniforms for a new job.Learn moreChild Care AssistanceChild care scholarships for working and training families.Learn moreOther Support ServicesConnections to housing, food, health, and financial resources.Learn more

Most services are free for anyone authorized to work in the United States. Some programs have additional eligibility requirements — each service page explains who qualifies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do your services cost anything?

No. Job search help, career counseling, workshops, and resource rooms are free. Training funds and support services depend on program eligibility.

Do I need an appointment to visit a workforce center?

No — walk-ins are welcome during business hours. Appointments are recommended for career counseling and eligibility services.

What documents should I bring for training assistance?

Bring a photo ID, Social Security card, proof of address, and income documents (pay stubs or benefits statements). Your specialist will give you a complete list.

Ready to take the next step?

Visit a workforce center, call us, or start online — it's free.

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