In the library, or online with your library card, access these e-sources:

• Learning Express Library
  An E-source with courses for job search and workplace skills: resumes, interviewing, cover letters, networking, and business writing. Plus, test preparation for employment tests, civil service tests, math, GED, SAT, grammar, and more.

• WOIS: The Career Information System
  This E-Source provides Washington state information about hundreds of careers including salary range, descriptions of job duties, skills & training requirements, plus the schools and training locations where the needed education is offered. Take free skills and interest tests, and immediately get a list of career matches. (In Library Only)

• Reference USA
  An E-source directory of businesses across the country; search by company name, city/county/state, or category of business.

• Computer Classes
  The Library has free computer classes to help you learn basic computer skills & internet, word processing, email, and more. See the calendar of events, and call 425-257-8000 to sign up for upcoming classes.

Books and other sources
The Library has hundreds of helpful books, articles, and electronic sources.
Try some of these links to get you started: (each links to a pre-set keyword search)

• Resumes
• Cover letters
• Interviewing
• Job Searching & Employment

Great internet sites for job seekers

• Job Search Washington
  Search thousands of Job openings in Washington. Post your resume.
• Local Jobs by Industry
  Look for local jobs by Industry (Healthcare, Trades, Manufacturing, etc.)
• Apprenticeships & Jobs in WA
  Link to apprenticeship openings and information about apprentice programs. Also link to work programs for Teens and Young adults
• Everett WorkSource
  Find job search workshops and lots of other employment help through WorkSource
• NW Jobs
  Search classified job listings from the Seattle Times. Post your resume.
• Career Builder.com
  Search job listings by keyword or category. Post a resume. Learn resume and cover letter tips, and download resume templates. Take career tests.
• Indeed.com
  Search thousands of job postings by job title or State. Discover job trends.
• Idealist.org
  Search Job listings in non-profit organizations all over the country
• AmeriCorps in Washington
  Information about service programs offering adults18-24 years old an opportunity to earn money for college while providing service to meet our nation’s needs.
• Washington Workforce Explorer
  Assess your interests and skills. Get information about occupations that fit you
• Career One Stop
  Job and career resources for businesses, job seekers, students and professionals. Sponsored by the U.S. Dept of Labor
• Occupational Outlook Handbook
  Information about expected job prospects, earnings, working conditions, job search tips, training & education, job market reports, and more
• Riley Guide
  Directory of Internet job resources, employment opportunities, salary surveys, and job seeking advice

 

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