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Empowering Chicago's workforce through strategic partnerships and sector-specific training.
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As the designated administrator of federal workforce...
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Business Services . The Partnership knows that building and...
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All agencies serve residents of Cook County and Chicago....
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This workforce product was funded by a grant awarded by the...
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Chatham Education and Workforce Center. This 11,000 square...
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CHICAGO—(September 3, 2024) -As part of celebrating...
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AARP Foundation Back to Work 50+ Chatham Education &...
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If you are starting a career or want to make a career...
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All agencies serve residents of Cook County and Chicago. These agencies provide comprehensive workforce development services by helping job-seekers prepare for and find jobs, connect to career services, and access a range of resources. Click here to find an agency near you.
If you are starting a career or want to make a career change, the teams at the AJCs are here to help. Free services include: access to computers, Wifi, phones and printers; job search assistance; interview preparation and resume writing; unemployment insurance application assistance and more.
Our Workforce Development Center programs work to raise Black employment and income levels through job training and placement services, career exposure, career advancement support services, seminars, coaching and long-term retention strategies.
Current Funded Workforce Program listing. The Chicago Department of Family & Support Services (DFSS) designates resources for workforce development initiatives to meet the unique needs of disadvantaged Chicago residents.
Nearly 2,300 AJCs nationwide help people search for jobs, find training, and answer other employment-related questions. Get help finding your American Job Center in Chicago, IL to apply for assistance and services.
The Chicago Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) facilitates workforce training programs and job placements for eligible Chicago residents, including returning residents, individuals experiencing homelessness, and low- and moderate-income Chicagoans.
