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Credential Seekers Resources

Links to resources for adult learners in career transition.

America's Career InfoNet (ACINet) helps job seekers make informed career decisions.

America's Service Locator (ASL) allows the customer to find the nearest location delivering valuable job, career, and training assistance and information.

CareerOneStop portal provides easy access to the features and tools of America's Job Bank, Career InfoNet, and Service Locator.

CareerOneStop's NEW Worker ReEmployment Portal includes employment, training, and financial help during job transition.

Employment & Training Administration has responsibility for development and administration of training programs and services for the national workforce.

GED Testing Service, the official provider of the GED Tests, provides information and resources to support adults in earning their GED credential – which opens doors to training, jobs and further education.

The Job Accommodation Network (JAN) provides one-on-one information about ADA job accommodations and the employability of people with disabilities through this site and its 1-800-ADA-WORK hotline.

The Madison Area Technical College (MATC) Library for Dislocated Workers offers online resources for displaced and dislocated workers including relevant news, video clips, web sites, and library sources.

Monthly Labor Review Online: Labor Force Archives is a collection of articles covering various specific and general issues dealing with the state of our nation's workforce and projections for the future.

NJ Place (New Jersey Pathways Leading Apprentices to a College Education) is a statewide, cross-sector collaboration that translates apprenticeship programs into academic credits toward a degree program.

Occupational Information Network O*NET replaces the Dictionary of Occupational Titles and offers a more dynamic framework for exploring the world of work, with comprehensive information on job requirements and worker competencies.

Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) implements the President's New Freedom Initiative by getting technology and other tools to Americans with disabilities so they can enter the economic mainstream.

United States Department of Labor's Occupational Outlook Handbook profiles hundreds of different types of jobs identifying required training and education, earnings, expected job prospects, job descriptions, and working conditions.

United States Department of Labor's Office of Adult Services encompasses workforce investment programs and initiatives that provide millions of adult workers with workforce preparation and talent development services and helps employers find the skilled workers they need.

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Email us at lifelong_learning@ace.nche.edu to suggest an educational resource for career changers.

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This page last updated on 08/28/2009