Job Help at the Library
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Training & Development Resources |Technology Access |Resume Building
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The Library has resources to assist you in every aspect of your job search whether it is identifying a career path, preparing a resume, researching companies, analyzing or enhancing your skills, or accesses career research tools online.
We also link to the major job finding sites and related county services for unemployment.
The best way to get started in your online job search using the library is to make sure that you have an email account and a library card. This will give you access to all our online job help tools.
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Job Help Center at Main Library The Job Help Center has opened on the first floor of Main Library to help serve the growing needs of job seekers and those in career transition. View video of event . The center includes additional computer labs, reference resources and meeting room facilities to meet increased public demand for job support. Funding for the Job Help Center has been provided by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Mecklenburg County ABC Board, Phillip L. Van Every Foundation Board, and The Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation.
Job Related Events/Training at the Library
Spotlight on: The Urban League of Central Carolinas
The Urban League seeks to provide education that will lead to financial stability. This information session will describe their Certification programs for HVAC & fiber optics/broadband, GED prep program and PEP (Professional Empowerment Program). Learn More
Excel II (2007)
This workshop is a follow up to the introductory class. After a review of the basics, we will discuss formulas, functions, modifying a spreadsheet and charts and graphs. Registration preference is given to those who attend Excel Basics.
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Resume and Job Search Assistance
One-on-one sessions for resume help and general assistance with job search strategies. Available Wednesdays from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Sessions are 30 minutes. Please bring a hard copy of current or partial resume.
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5/30/2012 at 5:30 PM: University City Regional
6/6/2012 at 5:30 PM: University City Regional
6/13/2012 at 5:30 PM: University City Regional
6/20/2012 at 5:30 PM: University City Regional
6/27/2012 at 5:30 PM: University City Regional
7/11/2012 at 5:30 PM: University City Regional
7/18/2012 at 5:30 PM: University City Regional
7/25/2012 at 5:30 PM: University City Regional
8/1/2012 at 5:30 PM: University City Regional
8/8/2012 at 5:30 PM: University City Regional
Creating Comics with Dustin Harbin
Teens (12-18), join local cartoonist, Dustin Harbin, for an exciting workshop. You'll learn what it takes to have a career in cartooning and you'll have an opportunity to see some of Mr. Harbin's work, get some tips, and more! Learn More
Help Me Find a Job Series: I've Got the Job, Now What?
Teens, are you looking for summer job? Well help is here. For three weeks University City Library will present a Help Me Find a Job Series. Teens can come and learn how to job search, write a resume, do a mock interview, and how to dress for success. Learn More
Financial Fortitude for Teens
This 9-part monthly workshop will teach teens financial literacy, including smart ways to earn, save, and spend money, as well obtaining and managing credit and student loans. Learn More
Using LinkedIn in Your Job Search
Join us for this special Job Search Workshop. Learn to leverage the power of LinkedIn to market yourself, network, and improve your odds of getting the job you really want. Learn More
Secrets of a Successful Resume
Does your resume convey the right message about you? Find out how to make your resume stand out from the crowd and get you noticed. Learn More
Prepare for the Behavior Based Interview
Let us help you prepare for your next job interview! This program will give an overview of several types of behavioral based interviews including common questions and responses. Learn More
Computer Basics Part I
Get a basic overview of computer terms and concepts in this class for adults with little or no previous computer experience. Learn More
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Technology Access
Reserve a PC at the Job Help Center
Computer usage is for 3 hour internet sessions and are to be used for job search activities. It is recommended that you prepare for filling out applications using our general application information worksheet in advance to maximize your job search time online.