April 2026
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Computer Basics (In-person Vancouver)

Build a strong foundation in your educational journey by learning the basics of computer use. Starting with the basics of logging in, to accessing computer settings to personalize the user’s experience; this class offers all computer users valuable information. Computer Basics works to assist those who haven’t ever opened a computer, while enhancing the knowledge of casual users on how to get the most from their time spent in front of the computer screen.

Computer Basics class objectives:

  • Learn how to log onto a computer and use the desktop screen.
  • Get started navigating the different types of computers and their components.
  • Explore how to interact with computer programs and applications.
  • Discover how to name, share, and delete files and folders.
  • Learn how to customize settings to best fit the user’s needs.

Mon., Apr. 6, 10 – 11:30am

WorkSource Vancouver
204 SE Stonemill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver, WA 98684

Resume Essentials Part I and II (In-person Vancouver)

Part I: Academic and vocational organizations review resumes for seven seconds before determining whether the candidate should move to the next round of evaluation. Learn the required sections of a resume and begin to create your unique resume story in order to stand out in the crowd!

Part II: Job descriptions not only provide basic information about the company and application process, but also list the responsibilities and requirements for the position. Understanding how to cater to all of your professional experiences - including volunteer, academic, and paid experiences – will help you to stand out amongst other candidates.  Sponsored by Goodwill.

Mon., Apr. 6, 12 – 1pm

WorkSource Vancouver
204 SE Stonemill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver, WA 98684

How to Write Cover Letters (In-person Vancouver)

A tailored cover letter is a great way to persuade employers to invest in you and your future. This class will look at the different sections of a tailored cover letter and give ideas of what information should be included in a cover letter.  Sponsored by Goodwill.

Mon., Apr. 6, 1 – 2pm

WorkSource Vancouver
204 SE Stonemill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver, WA 98684

Learn about Gmail - In-person

Need to learn to successfully use your email for job search?

Learn to create, or better utilize, a Google Email (Gmail) account, This course offers learners the opportunity to create an email account, guide through the process of account creation, help them navigate the use of categories within their in box, along with learning about advanced features such as creating professional signatures, utilizing filters and tools to enhance email productivity.

Tue., Apr. 7, 10 – 11am

WorkSource Office
204 SE Stone Mill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver WA 98684

WorkSource Essentials: Unemployment, Training Options, and Job Support

You’ve been invited to:
WorkSource Essentials Unemployment, Training Options, and Job Support
Recently laid off? Attend the virtual WorkSource Essentials Workshop to learn about available employment services and the resources that can support your return to work.

  • How to look for jobs and post your resume
  • Career counseling and job search assistance
  • Training opportunities
  • Free Career Readiness workshops
  • Access to resources and more
We look forward to having you attend the event!

Register Here

Tue., Apr. 7, 10 – 11am

Virtual

Learn about Google Drive - In-person

Need to learn to about computer technology for storing your resume and using uploading for applying for jobs?

This workshop builds on the Gmail workshop that starts at 10AM to 11AM prior to this class, both are not required.
Attend this workshop to learn about Google Drive, how to store, retrieve, update, and upload your documents to conduct internet job search for employers!  You will also gain understanding of Google Drive for Business and reviewing the differences between shared drives and cloud file sharing.

Tue., Apr. 7, 11am – 12pm

WorkSource Vancouver
2014 SE Stone Mill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver, WA 98684

Work for Washington – Job Hunter Virtual Workshop – Statewide

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.

Tue., Apr. 7, 1 – 4pm

Virtual via Zoom

Employment and Training Orientation – WALK-IN (Kelso)

Learn about grants that may help fund training or assist with your intensive job search. This workshop will serve only customers in Southwest Washington in Clark, Cowlitz and Wahkiakum Counties.

Please go to WorkSourceWA.com and create your account prior to attending this workshop.

Wed., Apr. 8, 11:30am – 12:30pm

WorkSource Cowlitz Wahkiakum
305 S Pacific Ave UNIT 101
Kelso, WA 98626

Career Circle

A virtual job club/networking fellowship geared to assist job seekers in job search strategies, resume/cover letter/interview coaching and feedback. Networking with other job seekers, sharing dilemmas and identifying resolutions. Sharing victorious job search and interview stories, joining in mock interviews and other fun and informative activities based on the groups’ wants/needs. Each meeting will include a relevant presentation.

Registration required to receive Teams link to workshop.
If you are signing up AFTER 8:00AM the day prior to the workshop please also email cany235@lni.wa.gov.

Please go to WorkSourceWA.com and create your account prior to attending this workshop.

Thu., Apr. 9, 9 – 11am

Virtual using Teams; Teams link sent within 24 hours of workshop. If you do not believe you received the Team link please check your SPAM email folder. If you are signing up AFTER 8:00AM the day prior to the workshop please also email cany235@lni.wa.gov.

BFET-Basic Food Employment & Training Orientation - Clark County Residents Only

Basic Food Employment & Training Orientation for Clark County

Are you receiving food benefits (SNAP)* and looking for a job?

Our BFET program can help!

BFET stands for Basic Food Employment and Training. Here at Vancouver WorkSource, we have case managers that can help you one-on-one to access job training, job search assistance, and supportive services like transportation assistance and work clothing. Register for this orientation to learn more about how BFET can help you obtain employment and the resources that you need to succeed on your career journey.
*You must be receiving Federal Food Benefits (SNAP) in order to qualify for this program.

Please go to WorkSourceWA.com and create your account prior to attending this workshop.

Thu., Apr. 9, 11am – 12pm

Zoom

Employment and Training Orientation - In person

Learn about employment training options and how our programs can help you get back to work.
This workshop is for residents of Clark, Cowlitz, and Wahkiakum counties.

Thu., Apr. 9, 1 – 2pm

WorkSource Vancouver
204 SE Stonemill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver, WA 98684

Entrevistas – Una Clase EN LÍNEA - en todo el estado

Usted podría tener el mejor currículo que hay, pero si no se presenta bien en la entrevista, no vale. El poder expresarse bien en una entrevista de trabajo es una necesidad, y les aconsejamos como prepararse para hacerlo. Es imperativo el saber qué buscan los empleadores. En este taller aprenderá técnicas de entrevista y tendrá la oportunidad de entender como responder a las preguntas más frecuentes, y algunas veces difíciles, pero en un ambiente realístico y de apoyo mutuo.

Thu., Apr. 9, 1 – 4pm

Reunión en línea de Zoom: La información del enlace y de la reunión se compartirá por correo electrónico como mínimo 1 hora antes de que comience el taller en línea

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.

Thu., Apr. 9, 1 – 4pm

Virtual via Zoom

ONLINE Strategies for Success: Community Engagement (Vancouver)

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

Mon., Apr. 13, 9am – Thu., Apr. 16, 12pm

Virtual Online Meeting: Once registered, the link to join is sent the morning the workshop begins.

Note: PLEASE CHECK YOUR SPAM FOLDER IF YOU DO NOT SEE YOUR INVITATION EMAIL!

Computer Basics (In-person Vancouver)

Build a strong foundation in your educational journey by learning the basics of computer use. Starting with the basics of logging in, to accessing computer settings to personalize the user’s experience; this class offers all computer users valuable information. Computer Basics works to assist those who haven’t ever opened a computer, while enhancing the knowledge of casual users on how to get the most from their time spent in front of the computer screen.

Computer Basics class objectives:

  • Learn how to log onto a computer and use the desktop screen.
  • Get started navigating the different types of computers and their components.
  • Explore how to interact with computer programs and applications.
  • Discover how to name, share, and delete files and folders.
  • Learn how to customize settings to best fit the user’s needs.

Mon., Apr. 13, 10 – 11:30am

WorkSource Vancouver
204 SE Stonemill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver, WA 98684

Resume Essentials Part I and II (In-person Vancouver)

Part I: Academic and vocational organizations review resumes for seven seconds before determining whether the candidate should move to the next round of evaluation. Learn the required sections of a resume and begin to create your unique resume story in order to stand out in the crowd!

Part II: Job descriptions not only provide basic information about the company and application process, but also list the responsibilities and requirements for the position. Understanding how to cater to all of your professional experiences - including volunteer, academic, and paid experiences – will help you to stand out amongst other candidates.  Sponsored by Goodwill.

Mon., Apr. 13, 12 – 1pm

WorkSource Vancouver
204 SE Stonemill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver, WA 98684

How to Write Cover Letters (In-person Vancouver)

A tailored cover letter is a great way to persuade employers to invest in you and your future. This class will look at the different sections of a tailored cover letter and give ideas of what information should be included in a cover letter.  Sponsored by Goodwill.

Mon., Apr. 13, 1 – 2pm

WorkSource Vancouver
204 SE Stonemill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver, WA 98684

Employment and Training Orientation Virtual (For Clark, Cowlitz, and Wahkiakum Counties)

Introduction on WIOA and how we can help you get into a job that leads to self-sufficiency. Learn about how you might be eligible for a scholarship to upgrade your skillset.

Tue., Apr. 14, 3 – 4am

Virtual WebEx

Learn about Gmail - In-person

Need to learn to successfully use your email for job search?

Learn to create, or better utilize, a Google Email (Gmail) account, This course offers learners the opportunity to create an email account, guide through the process of account creation, help them navigate the use of categories within their in box, along with learning about advanced features such as creating professional signatures, utilizing filters and tools to enhance email productivity.

Tue., Apr. 14, 10 – 11am

WorkSource Office
204 SE Stone Mill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver WA 98684

Learn about Google Drive - In-person

Need to learn to about computer technology for storing your resume and using uploading for applying for jobs?

This workshop builds on the Gmail workshop that starts at 10AM to 11AM prior to this class, both are not required.
Attend this workshop to learn about Google Drive, how to store, retrieve, update, and upload your documents to conduct internet job search for employers!  You will also gain understanding of Google Drive for Business and reviewing the differences between shared drives and cloud file sharing.

Tue., Apr. 14, 11am – 12pm

WorkSource Vancouver
2014 SE Stone Mill Drive, Suite 215
Vancouver, WA 98684

Effective Applications, Resumes and Cover Letters – Job Hunter Virtual Workshop – Statewide

Understanding the employer’s point of view is crucial in any job search. In this workshop, you'll learn how employers evaluate Applications, Resumes and Cover Letters and how to be better prepared to meet an employer’s expectations. Additionally, we will cover how to create a General Application Guide that’s helpful when completing paper and online applications as well as learning which resume and cover letter formats best showcase your strengths to stand out in a competitive job market.

Tue., Apr. 14, 1 – 4pm

Virtual via Zoom

ONLINE Financial Capabilities Unit 5: Get Empowered to Make Tough Decisions (Vancouver)

Get empowered to make tough decisions

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

Tue., Apr. 14, 2:30 – 4:30pm

This workshop is 2 days (Tues. & Thu. 2:30pm to 4:30pm). Tuesday’s “Sign Up” registers you for both days. Zoom link is sent the day the workshop begins. NOTE: Please Check Your Spam/Junk Folder for Invite Email.

WorkSource Vancouver Hiring Event

PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS:

  • Oregon Tradeswomen
  • Washington Dept. of Children, Youth & Families
  • Live Nation
  • Addus HomeCre
  • AE & I Roofing & Construction
  • Trans 360
  • US Postal Service
  • U.S. Army
  • ilani Resort
  • Service Linen
  • State of Washington-ESD
  • ISC
  • Haven Treatment Center
  • ABC Sealcoating
Check back for updates
Click here to register


Dress appropriately to meet with employers. Some employers may accept resumes.
Please visit  WSWA prior to event to create your online job seeker account.


Employers, to reserve a table,  please contact Susan Milke at susan.milke@esd.wa.gov

Wed., Apr. 15, 10am – 12pm

204 SE Stonemill Drive Suite 215
Vancouver, WA 98684

Career Circle

A virtual job club/networking fellowship geared to assist job seekers in job search strategies, resume/cover letter/interview coaching and feedback. Networking with other job seekers, sharing dilemmas and identifying resolutions. Sharing victorious job search and interview stories, joining in mock interviews and other fun and informative activities based on the groups’ wants/needs. Each meeting will include a relevant presentation.

Registration required to receive Teams link to workshop.
If you are signing up AFTER 8:00AM the day prior to the workshop please also email cany235@lni.wa.gov.

Please go to WorkSourceWA.com and create your account prior to attending this workshop.

Thu., Apr. 16, 9 – 11am

Virtual using Teams; Teams link sent within 24 hours of workshop. If you do not believe you received the Team link please check your SPAM email folder. If you are signing up AFTER 8:00AM the day prior to the workshop please also email cany235@lni.wa.gov.

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.

Thu., Apr. 16, 9:30am – 12pm

ZOOM Event [Virtual] ZOOM Link will be sent to you prior to the workshop start time, usually the day prior to the workshop.