As industries change, it's important to keep your skills up to date.
Tip: Consider getting certifications and additional training to improve your skills and stand out to employers.
Resources:
o GED - you can earn you GED free of charge through various programs in Kentucky, helping you to open up new career opportunities.
o Local Libraries - check your local library’s website for lists of free training programs and resources such as access to free courses and resume building tools.
o Coursera and LinkedIn Learning offer online courses that provide certifications recognized by many employers.
KentuckianaWorks offers weekly workshops available Monday-Friday for job seekers. Visit their website to learn more - www.KentuckianaWorks.org
Looking for a job can be tough, but there are many resources that can make the process easier.
Job Portals:
o Company Websites - Many companies post job openings directly on their websites. It’s often the best way to find the latest opportunities and apply directly.
o Indeed: Search for jobs in Kentucky and get personalized recommendations.
o Glassdoor: Research companies, salary information, and employee reviews.
o Kentucky Career Center offers job search help, skills assessments, career counseling, and access to training programs.
o KentuckianaWorks serves the Louisville area, connecting people with education, training, and job opportunities.
Offer free, personalized support to job seekers, helping them find jobs, explore career paths, and develop skills through training programs and resources.
Provides accessible education and workforce training across Kentucky, empowering students and strengthening communities by fostering economic growth and preparing Kentucky's for high-demand careers.
Jessica Marquez
State Specialist for Urban Community
Resource Development
Jessica.Marquez@kysu.edu