The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center and through community resources and partners. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

Beginner courses are taught through the New Opportunities Organization classes. They will teach you computer basics such as: how to use the computer and use programs like Microsoft Word and Zoom.

Learn how to create a resume and what an employer wants to see on that resume. Become familiar with multiple resume styles and cover letters. Understand the importance of keywords and spend time developing your resume.

With recruiters looking out for possible employees for companies, it is important to know how to attract recruiters to you! This workshop will cover what recruiters are looking for, how you should contact yourself in an interview, and what sort of questions you should expect.

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-making plan. Develop your own introduction or "30 second commercial."

Beginner courses are taught through the New Opportunities Organization classes. They will teach you computer basics such as: how to use the computer and use programs like Microsoft Word and Zoom.

This workshop is designed to assist job seekers who are interested in taking charge of their job search. This workshop will teach you how to do so, by telling you about the latest job search processes, tools, and strategies.

Soft are personal attributes that influence how well you can work or interact with others. This workshop covers soft skills that you can list on your resume to show that you are a well-rounded employee and will allow you to better market yourself to potential employers.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

The Computer Basics - Intermediate course will build upon those basic skills such as: creating a resume using Microsoft Word, how to look for jobs online, and how to upload your resume to those job websites.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center and through community resources and partners. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

Beginner courses are taught through the New Opportunities Organization classes. They will teach you computer basics such as: how to use the computer and use programs like Microsoft Word and Zoom.

Learn how to create a resume and what an employer wants to see on that resume. Become familiar with multiple resume styles and cover letters. Understand the importance of keywords and spend time developing your resume.

With recruiters looking out for possible employees for companies, it is important to know how to attract recruiters to you! This workshop will cover what recruiters are looking for, how you should contact yourself in an interview, and what sort of questions you should expect.

This workshop is designed to help you develop professional email writing skills. Learn best email practices from: creating a professional email name, how to format your email, what to put in the subject line, and more!

Soft are personal attributes that influence how well you can work or interact with others. This workshop covers soft skills that you can list on your resume to show that you are a well-rounded employee and will allow you to better market yourself to potential employers.

The Computer Basics - Intermediate course will build upon those basics skills such as: creating a resume using Microsoft Word, how to look for jobs online, and how to upload your resume to those job websites.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center and through community resources and partners. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

Beginner courses are taught through the New Opportunities Organization classes. They will teach you computer basics such as: how to use the computer and use programs like Microsoft Word and Zoom.

Learn how to create a resume and what an employer wants to see on that resume. Become familiar with multiple resume styles and cover letters. Understand the importance of keywords and spend time developing your resume.

With recruiters looking out for possible employees for companies, it is important to know how to attract recruiters to you! This workshop will cover what recruiters are looking for, how you should contact yourself in an interview, and what sort of questions you should expect.

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-making plan. Develop your own introduction or "30 second commercial."

Beginner courses are taught through the New Opportunities Organization classes. They will teach you computer basics such as: how to use the computer and use programs like Microsoft Word and Zoom.

This workshop is designed to assist job seekers who are interested in taking charge of their job search. This workshop will teach you how to do so, by telling you about the latest job search processes, tools, and strategies.

Soft are personal attributes that influence how well you can work or interact with others. This workshop covers soft skills that you can list on your resume to show that you are a well-rounded employee and will allow you to better market yourself to potential employers.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

The Computer Basics - Intermediate course will build upon those basic skills such as: creating a resume using Microsoft Word, how to look for jobs online, and how to upload your resume to those job websites.

Learn how to create a resume and what an employer wants to see on that resume. Become familiar with multiple resume styles and cover letters. Understand the importance of keywords and spend time developing your resume.

With recruiters looking out for possible employees for companies, it is important to know how to attract recruiters to you! This workshop will cover what recruiters are looking for, how you should contact yourself in an interview, and what sort of questions you should expect.

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-making plan. Develop your own introduction or "30 second commercial."

Beginner courses are taught through the New Opportunities Organization classes. They will teach you computer basics such as: how to use the computer and use programs like Microsoft Word and Zoom.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center and through community resources and partners. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

Beginner courses are taught through the New Opportunities Organization classes. They will teach you computer basics such as: how to use the computer and use programs like Microsoft Word and Zoom.