Need help writing a Resume?
Click here [pdf]
Want some tips to help you interview?
Click here [pdf]
NYS Department of Labor
Search the job bank or post a resume. Find information about laws affecting employees and unemployment insurance. Connect to other sites geared specifically for youth.
US Department of Labor Education
Learn about conducting a job search. Write your resume online with help from experts. Find information on laid-off workers retraining assistance, apprenticeships, federal bonding, & the Job Corps for youth (ages 16-24).
America’s Job Bank
Post your resume, create cover letters, track your job searches, and develop a personal online career account to help you with your job search. Registered and unregistered users may search for jobs by occupation, keyword, and military code.
O*Net Occupational Information
A unique website making occupational information interactive and accessible for all.
Senior Employment
A Job Placement Service Matching Companies and Job Seekers Age 50+.
US Bureau of Labor Statistics
Access the Occupational Outlook Handbook.
"What Color Is Your Parachute?"
Dick Bolles, author of best- selling job-hunting book, is your guide to this Job Hunters Bible Web site.
Career Zone
For youth, this site allows you to assess your interests online and links to info about careers.
Monster.com
Search posted jobs, including entry-level positions, international opportunities, and internships.
VESID - Rochester & FL Region
Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities
Many no-fee services are available to help you in your job search:
On-line Job Matching, Search Tools, Workshops and Group Career Counseling. Also, Career Resource Library Help with Resume Preparation and other training.
- For Locations & Contact Information,
see the sidebar at right
One-Stop Resources
Each Finger Lakes One-Stop Career Center is now equipped with resources designed to support job seekers with disabilities to find and keep jobs. Equipment includes:
- TTYs
- Computer equipped with JAWS software
(screen reader providing access to today’s software apps & the Internet.) - Scanner
- Print Enlarger
- Various Keyboards enabling use with Stylus.
- Motorized table enabling easy height adjustment & access to cpu equipment.
- Braille Embosser
(available at Seneca, Wayne, Yates, and Geneva One-Stops) - Trained staff available for assistance.
Service Levels for Job Seekers
- Core Services available to all job seekers such as Orientation, Eligibility Determination, Job Search, Career Counseling, Initial Assessment of Skills, etc.
- Intensive Services for those unable to secure employment through core services.
- Training Services for dislocated workers and other eligible job seekers who are unable to obtain or retain employment through intensive services.
Demand Occupation List
The Workforce Investment Act of 1998 requires that certain training programs lead to employment in demand occupations. These demand occupations are determined by the local Workforce Investment Board.
- Demand Occupation List [pdf]