WorkSource Spokane

Perfecting Applications - Virtual

REGISTER HERE

An important part of any job search is to understand the employer’s point of view. In this workshop, you'll  learn how employers read applications and how to be better prepared to meet an employer’s expectations. The workshop explores how to organize and communicate your skills and abilities in a way that stands out from the crowd. You'll leave the workshop with a knowledge of how to create a master application that's helpful when filling out paper and electronic applications, and start you on your way to developing a résumé.

This workshop will take place online and advance registration is required. REGISTER HERE

This is a self-paced workshop. After registering for our Learning System you will receive login credentials within 3 business days and have access to all of our online workshop modules. You will have the freedom to take the workshop when it is convenient for your schedule, and you'll have the ability to pause the workshop to take notes and breaks as needed. 

Prior to registering for this workshop, please ensure you have created and activated your WorksourceWA (WSWA) Account. Here is a video walking you through account creation and activation: WorkSource Account Creation Video

Interviewing – Job Hunter Virtual Workshop - Statewide

Being able to handle a job interview is a necessity for any job seeker. Knowing what employers are looking for and being prepared can significantly increase your chances of securing the job. In this workshop, you will learn valuable interviewing tips and have the chance to consider answers to frequently asked—and sometimes difficult—questions in a supportive, realistic environment.

Career Transitions (Orientation and Information)

Update your employability skills and further your career options. Class sessions are 6 weeks and include topics such as Microsoft Office 365, Word & Business Communications, Excel & Business Math, Zoom & Telecommunications and Career Exploration and Preparation. For Zoom Registration Information: Call 509-533-4600 Email: abeinquiry@scc.spokane.edu  Visit our Website scc.spokane.edu….

*(In-Person)* WorkFirst Job Search Orientation (Requires DSHS Referral)

IMPORTANT! Registration for this appointment requires a referral from the Department of Social and Health Services. If you are currently not a DSHS customer and would like to meet with a career coach or learn more about our WorkSource services, please contact us at 509-532-3120.

Veteran's Orientation

Attend this orientation to learn about resources and benefits available to veterans through WorkSource and our community partners. 

This orientation will be offered in-person at Worksource Spokane and virtually via WebEx. To join virtually simply 

CLICK HERE when you are ready to join us (a few minutes prior to the start time is always ideal).

Digital Literacy Learning Lab

Our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is a welcoming and supportive space for people of all ages and skill levels to learn the basics of computer and internet use. Our curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from basic computer skills like using a mouse and keyboard to more advanced topics like using email, word processing, and spreadsheets. You can learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. Staff are available to help you if you get stuck. Whether you're new to computers or you just want to brush up on your skills, our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is the perfect place for you.

Benefits of taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules

• Learn at your own pace and on your own schedule
• Get personalized help from friendly staff
• Access a variety of resources, including online tutorials, books, and practice exercises
• Learn the skills you need to use computers and the internet effectively in your daily life, work, and education

• Anyone who is new to computers or wants to brush up on their skills
• Students who need to learn computer skills for school or college
• Adults who need to learn computer skills for work or job hunting
• Seniors who want to learn how to use computers and the internet to stay connected with family and friends

Healthcare Occupation Showcase: Providence, CHAS, DSHS

Overcoming Ageism Workshop (Virtual Only)

Are you concerned that your age is interfering with your job search efforts? Learn how to effectively overcome barriers often associated with age. This workshop will build on your knowledge of resumes and interviewing.

If you need an accommodation to participate in this training, contact Bill Kinyon, william.kinyon@esd.wa.gov, 509.532.3006, Washington Relay 711. Please provide your name and accommodation request.

Digital Literacy Learning Lab

Our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is a welcoming and supportive space for people of all ages and skill levels to learn the basics of computer and internet use. Our curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from basic computer skills like using a mouse and keyboard to more advanced topics like using email, word processing, and spreadsheets. You can learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. Staff are available to help you if you get stuck. Whether you're new to computers or you just want to brush up on your skills, our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is the perfect place for you.

Benefits of taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules

• Learn at your own pace and on your own schedule
• Get personalized help from friendly staff
• Access a variety of resources, including online tutorials, books, and practice exercises
• Learn the skills you need to use computers and the internet effectively in your daily life, work, and education

• Anyone who is new to computers or wants to brush up on their skills
• Students who need to learn computer skills for school or college
• Adults who need to learn computer skills for work or job hunting
• Seniors who want to learn how to use computers and the internet to stay connected with family and friends

Habilidades y Capacidades - EN LÍNEA - en todo el estado

¿Cuáles son sus habilidades? ¿Cómo puede transferir sus habilidades de un trabajo a otro? En este taller, aprenderá a identificar, demostrar y presentar sus destrezas y cualidades. Aprenderá como presentarse a empleadores de una manera breve y de alto impacto mediante la creación de un <<anuncio>> personal.

Work for Washington – Job Hunter Virtual Workshop – Statewide

**We recommend attending the Effective Applications, Resumes and Cover Letters workshop, and the Interviewing workshop first, in order to get the most benefit from this workshop**

Would you consider service to the people of the State of Washington? Advantages and benefits of working for various state agencies will be discussed. In this workshop you'll learn how agencies use different application processes how to prepare to meet their expectations. Specific tips for applying to state agencies will be provided.

Interviewing Techniques - Virtual & In-Person

You might have the best résumé ever, but if you don’t interview well, it won’t matter. Being able to handle a job interview is a necessity for any job seeker. Knowing what employers are looking for and being prepared are absolute musts. In this workshop, you will learn valuable interviewing tips and have the chance to practice answers to frequently asked—and sometimes difficult—questions in a supportive, realistic environment.

Prior to joining this workshop, please ensure you have created and activated your WorksourceWA (WSWA) Account.

Here is a video walking you through account creation and activation: WorkSource Account Creation Video

If you need an accommodation to participate in this training, contact Bill Kinyon, William.kinyon@esd.wa.gov (509) 532-3006, Washington Relay 711. Please provide your name and accommodation request.

STATEWIDE: Orientation to Commissioner-Approved Training (CAT) and Training Benefits (TB)

Are you receiving Unemployment Insurance benefits and considering enrolling in some additional training to enhance your skills or to change your career path? If so, you will need to apply for Commissioner-Approved Training (CAT) and/or Training Benefits (TB). This workshop will guide you through the requirements, processes, and research needed to submit an application.

Job Club

CLICK HERE when it is time to join the workshop

Note: No registration is necessary, simply click the link above at the appropriate time to join the workshop. It is always a good idea to join early in case you encounter any technological issues.

ONLINE Strategies for Success: Community Engagement (Spokane)

Community engagement – Why are we such social creatures? We will show you how communities can lift each other up and how even the tiniest gestures can change the world!

• Discover what it means when people talk about an individual’s culture or self-identity, and what it means to be sensitive to it
• Learn about your personal and social rights, demonstrating citizenship and civic engagement

ONLINE: Mindset of Success

Learn to develop a growth mindset, overcome challenges, and achieve your goals. For anyone who wants to improve their mindset and achieve success in their personal and professional life.

Digital Literacy Learning Lab

Our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is a welcoming and supportive space for people of all ages and skill levels to learn the basics of computer and internet use. Our curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from basic computer skills like using a mouse and keyboard to more advanced topics like using email, word processing, and spreadsheets. You can learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. Staff are available to help you if you get stuck. Whether you're new to computers or you just want to brush up on your skills, our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is the perfect place for you.

Benefits of taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules

• Learn at your own pace and on your own schedule
• Get personalized help from friendly staff
• Access a variety of resources, including online tutorials, books, and practice exercises
• Learn the skills you need to use computers and the internet effectively in your daily life, work, and education

• Anyone who is new to computers or wants to brush up on their skills
• Students who need to learn computer skills for school or college
• Adults who need to learn computer skills for work or job hunting
• Seniors who want to learn how to use computers and the internet to stay connected with family and friends

Online: Financial Capabilities: Get Empowered to Make Tough Decisions (Spokane)

Get empowered to make tough decisions

Find out how to deal with creditors, and turn around your debt situation and credit history.

Job Search Strategies - Virtual

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Finding out about employers in your area and creating a strategy to target your job search is the key to success. In the Job-Search Strategies class, you will learn a variety of job-search methods! This class provides tips on the value of labor-market information and introduces other strategies like networking, informational interviews and using the Internet to locate job openings.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

This is a self-paced workshop. After registering for our Learning System you will receive login credentials within 3 business days and have access to all of our online workshop modules. You will have the freedom to take the workshop when it is convenient for your schedule, and you'll have the ability to pause the workshop to take notes and breaks as needed. 

Prior to registering for this workshop, please ensure you have created and activated your WorksourceWA (WSWA) Account. Here is a video walking you through account creation and activation: WorkSource Account Creation Video

Effective Résumés and Cover Letters - Virtual & In-Person

Successful job seekers take the time to learn what employers want. Learn how two of the four primary pieces of job-search-related communication convey to a prospective employer who you are, what you know and what you have to offer. Learn which résumé and cover letter formats best display your skills, knowledge and abilities in order to attract employers and lead to more interviews!

Please go to WorkSourceWA.com and create your account prior to attending this workshop.
When you sign up for this event, please use the same name and email address that you use with your worksourcewa.com account.

This workshop will take place in-person at WorkSource Spokane, but you can join virtually here.

Prior to joining this workshop, please ensure you have created and activated your WorksourceWA (WSWA) Account.

Here is a video walking you through account creation and activation: WorkSource Account Creation Video

*(In-Person)* WorkFirst Job Search Orientation (Requires DSHS Referral)

IMPORTANT! Registration for this appointment requires a referral from the Department of Social and Health Services. If you are currently not a DSHS customer and would like to meet with a career coach or learn more about our WorkSource services, please contact us at 509-532-3120.

Digital Literacy Learning Lab

Our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is a welcoming and supportive space for people of all ages and skill levels to learn the basics of computer and internet use. Our curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from basic computer skills like using a mouse and keyboard to more advanced topics like using email, word processing, and spreadsheets. You can learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. Staff are available to help you if you get stuck. Whether you're new to computers or you just want to brush up on your skills, our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is the perfect place for you.

Benefits of taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules

• Learn at your own pace and on your own schedule
• Get personalized help from friendly staff
• Access a variety of resources, including online tutorials, books, and practice exercises
• Learn the skills you need to use computers and the internet effectively in your daily life, work, and education

• Anyone who is new to computers or wants to brush up on their skills
• Students who need to learn computer skills for school or college
• Adults who need to learn computer skills for work or job hunting
• Seniors who want to learn how to use computers and the internet to stay connected with family and friends

Skills and Abilities Analysis to Build Effective Job Search Strategies – Job Hunter Virtual Workshop - Statewide

A key part of your job search is understanding your knowledge, strengths and transferrable skills. Knowing yourself and what you have to offer often leads to increased confidence when searching for meaningful work. This workshop will cover Career Interest Assessments and using that information to make informed decisions about job opportunities and find your next career. Additionally, we will also cover strategies for uncovering the hidden job market and the best resources for job searching.

Layoff Assistance Session for State Employees

WorkForce Central is hosting a Virtual Layoff Assistance Session for Washington State employees impacted by layoffs. This session will provide valuable information on WorkSource services, Washington Healthplan Finder, COBRA options, and other essential resources to support affected workers during this transition. The event will take place virtually via Zoom. Register at https://forms.microsoft.com/r/ZKG4Pc4n3m

The deadline to register is 5 p.m., Monday, June 9.

Perfecting Applications - Virtual

REGISTER HERE

An important part of any job search is to understand the employer’s point of view. In this workshop, you'll  learn how employers read applications and how to be better prepared to meet an employer’s expectations. The workshop explores how to organize and communicate your skills and abilities in a way that stands out from the crowd. You'll leave the workshop with a knowledge of how to create a master application that's helpful when filling out paper and electronic applications, and start you on your way to developing a résumé.

This workshop will take place online and advance registration is required. REGISTER HERE

This is a self-paced workshop. After registering for our Learning System you will receive login credentials within 3 business days and have access to all of our online workshop modules. You will have the freedom to take the workshop when it is convenient for your schedule, and you'll have the ability to pause the workshop to take notes and breaks as needed. 

Prior to registering for this workshop, please ensure you have created and activated your WorksourceWA (WSWA) Account. Here is a video walking you through account creation and activation: WorkSource Account Creation Video