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Getting Started

Especially for Job SearchersUse Especially for Job Searchers to learn about careers, find and apply for jobs, prepare for interviews and more. Find links to databases, helpful websites and other resources by selecting a topic from the links at left.

Events

Magnifying glass iconUpcoming Events for Job Searchers »
The Chicago Public Library offers workshops and classes on a variety of topics, including resume writing, job searching and researching companies.

Magnifying glass iconCyberNavigator Classes and Workshops »
CyberNavigators offer small group classes at more than 40 library locations throughout the city. Topics include computer basics, Internet basics, online job searching and resume writing.


Tools

These websites highlight job-search basics and Chicago-area resources.

Chicago Workforce Centers »
Offering a range of services to help Chicagoans find and keep good-paying jobs.

Connect Chicago »
Find locations throughout the city that offer free computer and Internet access and technology training.

Glossary of Job Searching Terms »
(Quintessential Careers)

Illinois workNet »
Training, connecting and developing Illinois’ workforce.

Job Seekers Guide »
Information about exploring careers, improving skills and searching for jobs.

The Riley Guide »
Links to resources, including job search sites, resume writing tips, interviewing advice and more.

Skills for Chicagoland’s Future »
Connects unemployed job searchers with employers in Cook County.

Smart Communities »
This Chicago Digital Excellence Initiative offers technology trainings, business resource networks and more in five Chicago neighborhoods.

Worker ReEmployment »
(CareerOneStop)
Employment, training and financial help during job transitions. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration.