WORKFORCE READINESS RESOURCES
To prepare our students for securing employment and/or educational opportunities, LVGW has started to integrate workforce readiness training into its ESOL program through partnerships with MassHire, QCC, and the Worcester Public Library.
- LVGW Bulletin Board: Job Fairs, Openings, and Job Trainings
- MassHire: Job Seeker Services (MassHire Mainline 508-799-1600) | Career Guidance
- MassHire: Job Fair Events | Getting Ready for a Job Fair (Writing Resume, prepare for an interview)
- MassHire: Job Search | Apply Multiple Jobs | Immigrant and Refugee Employment Initiative
- MassHire Resources
- MassHire: Training & Education (Flyers)
- QCC: The Center for Workforce Development & Continuing Education courses|Academic Calendar
- Resume: How to write a better resume
- How to write an effective resume and cover letter by MassHire
- Resume Templates (Entry Level, Mid Level, Functional and Hybrid)
- Resume and Cover Letter Online Service at WPL
- Seven Hills: Career Pathways Program
- Worcester Job Fund Programs
- Worcester Public Library: Get a library card | Selected Web Resources | Online Databases
- Worcester Public School: Adult Learning Center Career Resources |Career Navigator News
- Foreign Degree and Credit Equivalency Report Requirements
MassHire
554 Main Street, 3rd Floor, Worcester, MA 01608 (508) 799-1600
Hours: Monday – Thursday 8:45 to 4:30 Friday 9:45 – 4:30
Contact: Bill Starr, Job Developer/Recruiter, Email: StarrW@MassHireCentralCC.com
“MassHire Worcester Career Center: one-stop solution for jobseekers” July 19, 2024
Bill Starr invites you to learn about MassHire Career Center programs including resources and services available to you at no cost, including career counseling, resume writing support, interview preparation and access to hiring events and training opportunities.
“How to write a Resume and Cover Letter” 9/27/2024
Bill Starr, an experienced Job Developer/Recruiter of MassHire, invites you to learn about how to write an effective resume and cover letter and what best practices you should follow.
How to Become a MassHire Career Center Member to use all the services and resources there:
Step 1: Create a Jobseeker ID here by filling out this New User Registration form (If you don’t have SSN, please let email Ping at pchen@lvgw.org for more information.)
Step 2: Schedule a career center seminar (for those who attended July 19 workshop, please email Ping at pchen@lvgw.org for more information.)
MassHire: JobQuest, Job Training and Employment Resources on MassHire Website, 10/25/24
Steven McIntosh, Upskilling Navigator of MassHire, invites you to learn how to navigate the MassHire Central and JobQuest websites to find employment and job training, as well as additional online job search resources.
Mass Hire: Worcester Jobs Fund Program – connect residents with good jobs in viable long-term career paths where there is an immediate workforce need
Overview of Upcoming Training Opportunities for Good Jobs
Anh Dao, Program Assistant of Worcester Jobs Fund, invites you to learn about a variety of Worcester Jobs Fund programs and how to apply, available to a limited number of Worcester County residents at no cost.
Sign up for information sessions for training opportunities for good jobs today!
- Certified Clinical Medical Assistant
- Pharmacy Technician
- Building Pathways Pre-Apprenticeship Program
- 7D Van Driving Training
For more information, contact Anh Dao, Worcester Jobs Fund Assistant, Email: DaoA@masshirecentral.com Office: 508-453-6847 Cell: 774-418-1234
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Quinsigamond Community College (QCC): the most affordable higher education in central Massachusetts
Main Campus: 670 West Boylston Street, Worcester, MA 01606, 508.853.2300 admissions@qcc.mass.edu
Contact: Peter Soucy, Admissions Recruitment Counselor, psoucy@qcc.mass.edu, Phone: 508-854-4375 Office: Harrington Learning Center RM 234
“Overview of the QCC’s Programs and Services” 7/20, 10/11
Peter Soucy, Admissions Recruitment Counselor of QCC invites you to learn about a wide array of programs and services designed to help you achieve your educational and career goals. He will talk about degree and certificate programs, Workforce Development training programs, GED/HiSET classes, Free Tuition for Students over 25 programs, as well as financial aid and grant funding opportunities.
QCC: Any age! Any income! Attend QCC for Free. The MassEducate and MassReconnect programs allow Massachusetts residents who have not yet earned a bachelor’s degree to attend QCC for free. | Upcoming Events & Programs
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City of Worcester: “How to Start a Small Business in Worcester” 9/20
Margie Breault of the Executive Office of Economic Development invites you to learn about the fundamentals of starting a successful business. Learn essential steps, key strategies, and practical tips. Whether you have a business idea or are already in the early stages, this session will equip you with the knowledge and resources to kickstart your entrepreneurial journey.
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Leominster Credit Union: Financial Literacy
Brittany Haley, a financial literacy educator of Leominster Credit Union, invite you to learn about how to manage our money, open a bank account, budget, apply for a credit card, and more. Here is her presentation.
Contact: Jordan Logan
Member Relationship Manager, 978-466-7204, JLogan@leominstercu.com
www.leominstercu.com