Job Seekers

These days, businesses need to verify that potential employees have the skills they say they do. Earning a Career Readiness Certificate will prove to employers that you are a qualified candidate, increasing your odds of landing a position.

Here are resources to help employ Virginians with disabilities.

Navigating the workforce space can be a long and curvy road. Use these tools and resources to find your way through the network to access the tools you need.

Using One-Stop Career Centers, Virginia’s workforce can find the resources it needs to search for jobs and improve its professional skills. With about 70 centers located across Virginia, one is close by and ready to assist with career services.

Rapid Response helps Virginia’s laid-off workers get back on their feet as quickly as possible when their place of employment is downsizing or permanently closing

We are proud of the more than 800,000 veterans who call Virginia home, and they often receive priority for employment, training and placement services offered within the Virginia Workforce Council.

We offer a wide range of services to assist teens and young adults ages 14-21 in their transition to the workforce. Our efforts focus on education and preparing for success in the workplace.