To explore job information, such the skills needed in a job, similar jobs, expected demand and growth, choose:
Finding a place to serve by selecting an area of interest or by using a ZIP Code search. Click here. You can also call (800) 592-9896 (voice) or (888) 261-2713 (tty).
Workforce Investment Act programs are offered to youth between the ages of 14-21. Youth services providers offer programs to assist young people in reaching individual academic goals (high school diploma recovery or GED) and developing basic job skills as they make the transition from being older youth to young adults. All WIA services for youth are offered at no cost to the participant.
All Local Workforce Area’s have at least one provider of services to this group of people. The statewide WIA Youth Services Providers List gives the provider’s name, contact info, city in which the provider is located, and a brief listing of the services provided. Click here to see the list of Youth Service Providers
Ever wonder how those everyday life choices could affect your career, family life, and choosing a place to live?
If so, then check out this online interactive game brought to you by the Illinois Center for Specialized Professional Support, and take the journey through Could this be YOUR LIFE. This interactive game will teach you about the consequences of making career and life choices.
To access this interactive game, visit the Could this be YOUR LIFE web site.
If you answered Yes to the above question, then take a look at the Goodwill Community Foundation (GCF) Global Learning website. Sponsored by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACT), Global Learning offers free online tutorials covering the basics of computers, the Internet, Microsoft Office and life skills. GCF Global Learning also offers free online classes covering Microsoft Access, Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
For more information and to access this free online site, visit the Goodwill Community Foundation (GCF) Global Learning web site.
The Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) provides information on entry level, median, and experienced hourly and annual wages for occupations in the State of Illinois.
Wage information is available for Illinois, Metropolitan Areas, Economic Development Areas, counties and Local Workforce Areas. To access this information, visit the IDES Wage Information website.
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