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Welcome to CareerWorks in Brockton, Massachusetts. Whether you are looking for a job, making a career change, increasing your earning potential, or seeking a top quality job applicant, CareerWorks, serving the greater Brockton area, has the resources you need to be successful. At CareerWorks we give job seekers the tools to find the right job, we list available job openings and the skills they require, and we work closely with employers to match prospective employees with available job openings. Let our experienced, highly qualified, and friendly staff assist you in finding the perfect employment match. Most CareerWorks services are offered at no charge. Find out how to register for your free CareerWorks Membership.
CareerWorks is a non-profit One-Stop Career Center overseen under charter with the Brockton Area Workforce Investment Board and managed by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute.
CareerWorks serves job seekers and employers in Brockton, Abington, Avon, Bridgewater, East Bridgewater, Easton, Hanson, Stoughton, West Bridgewater, and Whitman. Click on the town below to visit a town website.
CareerWorks is part of a statewide network of One Stop Career Centers that are connected to each other and with the Internet through a secure data network. Click here if you would like to visit one of Massachusetts' other Career Centers. Many of CareerWorks' resources are available electronically and can be accessed by personal computer.
The Brockton Area Workforce Investment Board is one of 16 Workforce Investment Boards (WIB) statewide working to build links between the business community and the workforce. The WIBs oversee and implement workforce development activities in the Commonwealth. They are composed of private sector business people, labor, education, and community leaders, and serve as conduits for federal and state workforce development funds. The WIBs also help connect employers with job seekers and provide current members of the workforce, and those seeking employment, with the training they need.
The UMass Donahue Institute is the public service and economic development unit of the University of Massachusetts President's Office. Established in 1971, the Institute maintains offices in Amherst and Boston and has satellite offices throughout the Commonwealth.
The UMass Donahue Institute is one of the state's largest and strongest providers of management development programs. It is a major provider of client-oriented training and technical assistance, applied research and evaluation, integrated information technology and economic development initiatives. It also has a wealth of experience in workforce development, organizational restructuring, and the creation of strategic alliances.
The Institute's staff of over 100 works cooperatively with talent from the UMass campuses, other institutions of higher education, and the public, private and non-profit sectors. Our unique position within public higher education enables us to provide a valuable bridge between theory and innovation, and real world business applications.
In collaboration with client organizations, the UMass Donahue Institute has produced over 300 books, reports, surveys, guides, manuals, newsletters, and other publications of use to the public. In its more than 30 years of service to the citizens of Massachusetts, the UMass Donahue Institute has generated over $60 million in grants and contracts.
CareerWorks offers job seekers the tools and expertise they need to find a job. Our staff will support your job search with proven job-hunting strategies and methods.
CareerWorks is a free information resource for job seekers. Whether you are beginning your job search, interested in career development, or making a midlife career change, CareerWorks has the resources for you - ranging from resume development, and job-hunting strategies to a variety of career development workshops.
Become a CareerWorks member.
Add your name to the Talent Bank.
Customized Referrals information can be found on JobQuest by visiting the Division of Career Services - Division of Unemployment Assistance web site.
Job Referral Service is easily accessed at the JobQuest web site of the Division of Career Services - Division of Unemployment Assistance.
Online Job Listings - CareerWorks provides you with multiple links to assist you in your job search.
Visit the News and Events section of this web site to learn about scheduled recruiting events.
By taking CareerWorks workshops, you will learn effective ways to build confidence, research the job market, get a job, overcome obstacles that are keeping you from getting a job, and earn the salary you deserve.
CareerWorks workshops are offered at no charge to all CareerWorks members. Be sure to watch the CareerWorks Calendar for new additions to our workshop series. Click here to learn more about Membership (prerequisite - you must first attend a Career Center Seminar).
Attending a seminar gives you an understanding of the full range of services, events, and programs available at Massachusetts One-Stop Career Centers and how these services can help you with your employment needs. See our Calendar for seminar schedules.
This workshop with the use of the Career Decision Making Interest Survey will help you to assess your work interests. You will be provided with the necessary tools to plan and conduct a successful job search or career change/upgrade. Then you will learn how to research employers in industries that offer the greatest number of opportunities in your occupation of choice. Participants must have basic knowledge of the computer and Internet.
This course is for first time computer users who would like to learn basic computer skills.
In this course you will receive a brief critique of your resume and learn how to describe your past experience in a way that demonstrates expertise in the skills that employers seek in today's job market. Bring a typed copy of your resume with you.
You will learn the fundamentals of resume writing, components, and guidelines. Session also covers how to write cover letters and thank you letters.
What should you do with your retirement savings plans when you change jobs, if you are laid off, or if you are retiring? This workshop shows you the options. This workshop also teaches participants how to focus on retirement goals, evaluate options, understand tax consequences, and more.
Designed for first time Internet users to learn how to use the Internet to conduct basic job search.
This workshop covers what to do before, during and after your job interview.
You will learn all you need to know to begin your job search - from the role of resumes, cover letters and networking, to the interviewing skills.
This lab is available to all job seekers seeking to improve their keyboarding skills. Resource Room computers and tutorials are available to CareerWorks members to practice their keyboarding skills. If you are not already a CareerWorks member, click here to learn about free Membership.
By appointment only, please call 508-513-3400 - an Admissions Counselor will inform potential students about the college admissions process, career exploration, recruitment activities and general financial aid information.
Prerequisite: must have basic knowledge of the keyboard and mouse - learn the basics of word processing so you will be able to create your own resume and cover letters.
Will help you to develop new and build on your existing contacts, enabling you to establish networks and help promote yourself.
Prerequisite: you must have attended the Dynamic Resumes & Cover Letter workshop or have a draft of your resume before taking this workshop. The Resume Software workshop is designed to help you create your resume using Win Way Resume software package. It is a point and click software with great options for creating your resume. Bring a floppy disk to save your document. If you do not have a floppy disk, you may purchase one at CareerWorks for $1.00.
Will focus on how to handle salary issues during the interview process, teaching you how to negotiate your salary based on "Market Value.
In a constantly changing work environment, the key to landing a good job is having the right skills at the right time. CareerWorks can help you identify training and education programs that are right for you. Currently CareerWorks oversees several state & federal programs targeted to assist dislocated and economically disadvantaged job seekers with their reemployment and training needs.
Training funds may be available to you if you meet eligibility criteria under the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program, the National Emergency Grants (NEG), the Workforce Investment Act (WIA), the Education Rewards Loan Program, and the Federal/State Financial Aid (Pell Grants, Scholarships and Stafford Loans).
Q: What kind of training do you offer?
A: CareerWorks does not provide training. However, we conduct the screening
needed to determine if you are eligible for training grants, and to help you
identify an appropriate training program. CareerWorks offers in-house workshops
that help you in the job search process, and that are listed on our CareerWorks
Calendar.
Q: Is training available to everyone?
A: No. Training funds are based on availability, individual need and income
guidelines. Note: Job seekers who lack marketable skills, need to upgrade their
skills, or are economically disadvantaged, are most in need.
Q: How will I know if I meet the training eligibility requirement?
A: If you want to learn more about training options you should attend the Training
Options Seminar offered at CareerWorks (prerequisite: Career
Center Seminar). You will learn about eligibility requirements for various
training programs. If you feel you meet minimum eligibility criteria and demonstrate
that you need training/intensive services, you will be assigned a Career Specialist
to help you evaluate your needs.
Q: How do I demonstrate that I need training?
A: There are a number of ways to show need:
Q: What is the difference between being eligible for training and being
approved for training?
A: Being eligible means you have met the eligibility criteria set forth in Title
I of the Workforce
Investment Act, which is available on the Department
of Labor (DOL) web site, and is discussed at the Training Options Seminar
at CareerWorks. Being approved for training means that:
1) You demonstrated a need for training/intensive services.
2) You completed all required research.
3) Training funds are available.
4) You received formal notice to proceed.
Q: If I meet the eligibility criteria, am I guaranteed to receive training
funds?
A: No. If program funds are not available, you will not be able to enter a training
program even though you may be eligible (unless you have other means of paying
for the training). However, you may be placed on a waiting list to participate
in training when additional funds become available.
Q: How long will it take before I can start a training program?
A: It can take from 4-6 weeks from your first meeting with a Career Specialist
to receiving your Notification of Approval to enter a training program.
Q: What is the maximum amount that could be awarded for training?
A: The maximum that can be paid for a training program using WIA Title I Funds
is $3,250. The maximum dollar amount allowed under the other programs varies.
Q: How will I know what training is available?
A: The process of identifying training is very self-directed. Two useful website
are Massachusetts
Career Information System and Massachusetts
JobQuest. Think about the type of job
you want and the skills required to do that job. You can attend a Career
Exploration workshop to assist you with this research or you can access
the web sites above to find out who offers the training you are looking for.
Q: What is the difference between a workshop and training?
A: A workshop is a one-time, two-hour free information session offered by CareerWorks
staff to help you in the employment process. Training is an instructed program
designed to develop job competence and often is a course or class held at a
school of higher learning. With training there are a set number of hours per
week you must attend and a certificate of completion and/or college credit is
granted upon completion.
Membership at CareerWorks is FREE, easy to obtain and open to everyone.
Membership gives you access to a statewide and national network of information, personalized services and links to training and other employment resources. CareerWorks members have access to our Resource Room where they will find career information, educational opportunities, job listings, a computer lab, and more.
To become a member, simply complete the CareerWorks Membership Form (pdf 68k) and attend our next CareerWorks Seminar. The times and dates are listed on our Calendar. You will need Acrobat Reader to download this form. If your computer does not have Reader, you can download it for free.
Upon completion of the Career Center Seminar and your CareerWorks Membership Form, you will receive a membership card that gives you access to activities and resources at CareerWorks.
As a business owner or human resource professional you want to find the right employee for your job opening. At CareerWorks, we can streamline the process, identifying only those prospective employees that meet your criteria.
Please call for an appointment with our Employer Services Coordinator at 508-513-3400, email smulcahy@donahue.umassp.edu, or email akingman@donahue.umassp.edu.
CareerWorks can provide your business with access to its online resume bank and information on job applicants. You can review resumes of qualified job seekers and make contact with qualified applicants. Just go to www.mass.gov/dwd and click on TalentQuest.
CareerWorks offers customized outplacement services for organizations experiencing layoffs, downsizing and relocation. Services include informing and coaching workers in the job search process.
CareerWorks partners with a variety of organizations and agencies, such as the Metro South Chamber of Commerce, Brockton 21st Century, and the Small Business Association, that can connect your company to the community resources it needs.
CareerWorks can help your organization identify funding that may be available for worker training and education.
Provide employers with a chance to participate in targeted business seminars and network with other business professionals from the region. As a job fair participant, you will also have a booth, enabling you to recruit for job openings from hundreds of qualified workers. Your fee covers workshops, booth, lunch for two, and promotional costs (charges will apply ).
Your employment openings can be posted to the Massachusetts One Stop Employment System and America's Job Bank, making them accessible to thousands of job seekers. To have your job opening listed, download a Job Order Form, complete it and send it to CareerWorks by mail, fax (508-513-3450), or email.
You will need Acrobat Reader to download this form. If your computer does not have Reader, you can download it for free.
CareerWorks has labor market information on-line including links to prevailing industry wages, employment data by community and other state and national trends regarding employment and the labor market.
CareerWorks offers an innovative marketing program to help your business reach prospective employees. We send direct mailings, post flyers, distribute job postings throughout CareerWorks and online, and hold job fairs.
CareerWorks offers onsite recruitment sessions and informational events. We will coordinate all facets of your organization's recruitment event, including screening and matching of qualified candidates, scheduling of our facility's conference rooms and equipment, and the availability of CareerWorks staff members to assist with facilitation of the session from beginning to end.
CareerWorks provides information on federal tax credit options for businesses hiring individuals from certain targeted groups.
Do you wish you knew how to negotiate the best possible salary? Or write a resume that demands attention? CareerWorks can help. We offer workshops that will improve your job search skills and get you noticed.
Visit the current CareerWorks Calendar .
News
Read the current issue of the CareerWorks Newsletter. Download a pdf version.
Download a pdf version of CareerWorks current press releases.
December 14, 2004
November 18, 2004
November 1, 2004
October 14, 2004
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday - 9 am to 4:45 pm
Thursday - 9 am to 6:45 pm
At CareerWorks we believe that the key to finding the right job is having access to information. With this in mind, we have worked hard to ensure our Resource Room provides everything a job seeker needs to conduct a successful job search:
| Adult Basic Education (ABE) | English as a Second Language (ESL) classes | Newspapers |
| Brochures | Grant Information | Onsite Recruitment |
| Calendar | Job Postings - paper | Reference Books |
| Career Center Seminar | Job Bank Listings - Online | Support Services Information |
| Company Information | Labor Market Information | Training and Education Catalogs |
| Educational Counseling | Links to Partners | Vocational Counseling |
| Education and Training Catalogs | Loan Information | Workshops |
Our program is designed to provide support to individuals with disabilities during their job search. We work to increase employer awareness and employment opportunities for the disabled. A Program Disability Navigator is also available onsite at CareerWorks. His name is Bruce Wright and he can be reached by calling 508-513-3446 or by email. The Navigator will help in many areas, among them: finding adaptive technology and accommodations needed, accessing resources for childcare, housing, transportation, and medical needs.
Being unemployed is stressful. It may lead to emotional issues that impact your health and well-being. Your stress may even impact your ability to conduct an effective job search. Signs of stress that are not unusual in times of unemployment and career change include:
Personal support counseling can help, and is offered to you at CareerWorks most Wednesdays - check the CareerWorks Calendar. Support counseling services are provided by Chris Anderson, LMHC. Workshops are announced on the CareerWorks Calendar. Confidential individual meetings are also available, and appointments can be made with CareerWorks staff by calling 508-513-3400 or by contacting Chris Anderson at 1-800-311-9619.
Support counseling services are free to enrolled Members of CareerWorks. Participation is voluntary. Referral services for counseling are also available. New Perspectives, a program of Commonwealth Corporation provides the services of licensed counselors to career centers, including CareerWorks in Brockton, Massachusetts.
If you are unemployed, you may be eligible for unemployment insurance. If you are entitled to unemployment benefits, you may file an unemployment insurance claim either in person or by telephone.
You may come to CareerWorks in Brockton, Mass.
Walk-In Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 12:00 noon and 1:30 to 4:00 pm
Call the TeleClaim Center at 1-877-626-6800 if you are calling from the following area codes - 351, 413, 508, 774, and 978.
Or, call the TeleClaim Center at 617-626-6800 if you are calling from any other area code.
(TTY/TTD: 1-617-626-5666)
Division of Unemployment Assistance TeleClaim Center Hours are:
Monday and Tuesday, 8:00 am - 6:30 pm
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
As a veteran, you are eligible for priority referrals with federal contractors and federal employers. You also are eligible for a variety of federally funded employment and training programs. Our Veteran Services Specialist will help you access these and other veteran entitlements. They also will help you organize your career search, create a personal employment plan, develop a system to manage your job search, and expand your job leads.
For more information, visit the Veterans Service Specialist at CareerWorks, or call 508-513-3422.
Useful links are listed below. Select your area of interest.
| Employer Resources | Disability Resources | Miscellaneous Resources |
| Educational Resources | Career and Job Search |
| Employer Resources | Link |
| Brockton Area Workforce Investment Board | www.bawib.org |
| Brockton 21st Century Corporation | www.brockton21.com |
| Bureau of Labor Statistics | www.bls.gov |
| Census Bureau | www.census.gov |
| Dun and Bradstreet | www.companiesonline.com |
| MA Workforce Act | www.massworkforce.org/ |
| Mass Inc | www.massinc.org |
| Massachusetts Resources - available to MA residents | www.massresources.org |
| Metro South Chamber of Commerce | www.metrosouthchamber.com |
| Resource Partnership | www.resourcepartnership.org |
| Securities Exchange Commission | www.sec.gov |
| Disability Resources | Link |
| Adaptive Technologies | www.closingthegap.com |
| AHEAD - Association on Higher Education & Disability | www.ahead.org |
| Disability Resources on the Internet | www.disabilityresources.org |
| MRC (Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission) | www.state.ma.us/mrc |
| National Center On Workforce and Disability | www.onestops.info |
| Pioneer Valley Disability Resources Program | www.cfs.org/disabili.htm |
| Social Security Administration | www.ssa.gov/work |
| Miscellaneous Resources | Link |
| 123Relocation.com | www.relo-usa.com |
| BenePLAN | www.resourcepartnership.org/services/beneplan.html |
| BigBook Phone Numbers | www.bigbook.com |
| City of Brockton | www.brockton.ma.us |
| Commonwealth Corporation | www.commcorp.org/ |
| Gay, Lesbian and Straight Teachers Network | www.glsen.org |
| MA Workforce Act | www.massworkforce.org/ |
| Main Spring Coalition | www.msh.homestead.com |
| MonsterMoving.com | www.monstermoving.com |
| Myers Briggs Type Test (Jungian Personality Test) | www.summerblue.net/misc/jungian/ |
| Old Colony Planning Council | www.ocpcrpa.org |
| Relocation Central | www.relocationcentral.com |
| South Shore Haitians United for Progress | www.shup.org/aboutus.htm |
| The Brockton Area Private Industry Council | www.bapic.org |
| Town of Abington | www.Abingtonmass.com |
| Town of Avon | www.avonmass.net |
| Town of Bridgewater | www.bridgewaterma.org |
| Town of East Bridgewater | www.eastbridgewaterma.org |
| Town of Easton | www.easton.ma.us |
| Town of Hanson | www.ci.hanson.ma.us |
| Town of Stoughton | www.stoughton.org |
| Town of West Bridgewater | www.town.west-bridgewater.ma.us |
| Town of Whitman | www.ci.whitman.ma.us |
| U.S. Department of Labor | www.dol.gov |
| Society of Human Resource Mgmt | www.shrm.org |
| Educational Resources | Link |
| Associated Grantmakers of Massachusetts | www.agmconnect.org |
| Barnes and Noble University | www.barnesandnobleuniversity.com |
| EduPoint | www.edupoint.com |
| FAFSA | www.fafsa.ed.gov |
| Financial Aid Information Page | www.finaid.org |
| Free Scholarship Search | www.studentservices.com/index.ptml |
| GuideStar - National Database of Nonprofit Organizations | www.guidestar.org |
| Higher Education Information Center (HEIC) | www.edinfo.org |
| Hungry Minds | www.hungryminds.com |
| Massasoit Community College | www.massasoit.mass.edu |
| Scholarship America | www.scholarshipamerica.org |
| U.S. Community Colleges, by State | http://www.utexas.edu/world/comcol/state/ |
| U.S. Dept. of Education | www.ed.gov |
| U.S. Universities, by State | www.utexas.edu/world/univ/state |
| Career and Job Search | Link |
| America’s Job Bank (part of CareerOneStop.org) | www.ajb.dni.us |
| America's Career InfoNet (part of CareerOneStop | www.acinet.org |
| Asia Net | www.asia-net.com |
| Banking Jobs - Financial Resumes | www.bankjobs.com |
| Best Jobs in MA | www.bestjobsmassachusetts.com |
| Best Jobs in USA | www.bestjobsusa.com |
| Biotechnology Careers Center | www.career.bio.com/careercenter/index.jhtml |
| Boston Business Journal | www.boston.bizjournals.com/boston/index.html |
| Boston Globe | www.boston.com |
| Boston Globe Classifieds | www.bostonworks.com |
| Boston Herald Classifieds | www.jobfind.com |
| Boston Herald | www.bostonherald.com |
| Boston Hire | www.bostonhire.com |
| Boston Job Bank | www.bostonjobs.com |
| Boston Medical | http://www.bmc.org/jobs/ |
| Boston Search | www.bostonsearch.com |
| Business | www.business.com |
| Career Builder Network | www.careerbuilder.com |
| Cape Cod Times | www.capecodonline.com |
| Career City | www.careercity.com |
| Career Exchange | www.careerexchange.com |
| Career Journal | www.careerjournal.com |
| Career Magazine Database | www.careermag.com |
| Career Paradise | www.emory.edu/CAREER |
| Career Shop | www.careershop.com |
| Career.com | www.career.com |
| CareerOneStop | www.careeronestop.org |
| CareerSite | www.careersite.com |
| Chronicle of Higher Education: | www.chronicle.com |
| College Grad Job Hunter | www.collegegrad.com |
| Community Newspaper Company/Town Online | www.townonline.com |
| Computer Work | www.computerwork.com |
| Contract Job | www.cjhunter.com |
| Contract Technical Employment Services | www.ntes.com |
| Cool Works | www.coolworks.com |
| Data Processing Independent Consultants | www.dice.com |
| Descriptions/Profiles of Jobs | www.jobprofiles.org |
| Dice (IT jobs) | www.dice.com |
| Education Planet - Teacher Resource | www.educationplanet.com |
| EmploymentGuide.com | www.employmentguide.com |
| EmploymentSpot.com | www.employmentspot.com |
| Engineering Jobs and Resources | www.engineeringjobs.com |
| EPA-Job Announcements | www.epa.gov/epahrist |
| Executive Network | www.execunet.com |
| Executive Search (senior level positions) | www.execsearches.com |
| Federal Bureau of Investigation | www.fbijobs.com |
| Federal Communications Commission Job | www.fcc.gov/jobs |
| Federal Health & Human Services | www.hhs.gov/jobs/hhsjobs.html |
| Federal Jobs | www.opm.gov |
| Federal Jobs Central | www.fedjobs.com |
| Flipdog | www.flipdog.com |
| Free Job Fairs held in Brockton, Randolph, Boston | www.carouselexpo.com |
| Good Links to Industry-Specific Sites | www.quintcareers.com/business_jobs.html |
| Health Care Jobs On-line | www.hcjobsonline.com |
| Health Direction | www.healthdirection.com |
| Help Wanted Boston | www.helpwantedboston.com |
| Hire Diversity | www.HireDiversity.com |
| Hoovers Director of Companies | www.hoovers.com |
| Hospital Job Information | www.etrcc.com/hospital_directory.html |
| Hot Jobs by Yahoo | www.hotjobs.com |
| HVAC Jobs | www.hvacjobs.com |
| Interim Healthcare | http://www.careersbyweb.com/ |
| Jewish Vocational Services Boston | www.jvs-boston.org |
| Job Bank and Links for Seniors | www.seniorjobbank.org |
| Job Find | www.jobfind.com |
| Job Options | www.joboptions.com |
| Job Profiles | www.jobprofiles.org |
| Job Trak | www.jobtrak.com |
| Jobs.Com | www.jobs.com |
| JobWeb | www.jobweb.com/ |
| Latin America's Professional Network | www.LatPro.com |
| MA State Jobs |
www.state.ma.us/hrd/employment/ commonwealth_emp_opportunities.htm |
| Mass. Dept. of Employment and Training | www.mass.gov/dwd |
| Massachusetts Career Information System | www.masscis.intocareers.org |
| Massachusetts One Stop Centers | www.mass.gov/dwd/detoffices.htm |
| Mature Job Seeker Needs | www.quintcareers.com/business_jobs.html |
| Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing at Work | http://www.mepatwork.com/ |
| Medical Field Jobs | www.medhunters.com |
| Medical Professionals' Resource | www.medconnect.com |
| Military Hire.com | www.militaryhire.com |
| Monster Board-National & International Jobs | www.monster.com |
| Motivational Appraisal of Personal Potential (MAPP) | www.assessment.com |
| Myers Briggs Type Test - Jungian Personality Test | www.summerblue.net/misc/jungian/ |
| Nation Job Network | www.nationjob.com |
| National Banking and Financial Services Network | www.nbn-jobs.com |
| Net Temps | www.net-temps.com |
| Newspapers Online (throughout the world) | www.newspapers.com |
| Opportunity NOCs (National) nonprofit jobs | www.opportunitynocs.org |
| People interested in Human Services | www.hspeople.com |
| Princeton Review Career Site | www.review.com/index.cfm |
| Ready Set Hire | www.readysethire.org/ |
| Real jobs (Real Estate Jobs) | www.real-jobs.com |
| Recruiter Online network | www.recruitersonline.com |
| Resources for teacher employment opportunities | www.educationplanet.com |
| Riley Guide (links to job search sites & to assorted job search info) | www.dbm.com/jobguide |
| RPI Career Site | www.rpi.edu/dept/cdc/homepage.html |
| Salary.com | www.salary.com |
| Saludos Hispanos | www.saludos.com |
| Selectjobs (Jobs for Computer Professionals) | www.selectjobs.com |
| Senior Job Bank | www.seniorjobbank.org |
| South Eastern Economic Development (SEED) | www.seedcorp.com |
| South of Boston | www.southofboston.com |
| Teachers Planet | www.teachersplanet.com |
| Techies.com | www.techies.com/ |
| The Black Collegian | www.black-collegian.com |
| The Computer Merchant, Ltd. | www.tcml.com |
| The Job Factory | www.jobfactory.com |
| The Job-Search-Engine | www.job-search-engine.com |
| Truck Driving Jobs | www.truckersearch.com |
| U.S. Office of Personnel Management | www.usajobs.opm.gov |
| UMASS Jobs | www.umass.edu/humres/welcome.htm |
| US Department of Labor -Veterans' Employment | www.dol.gov/elaws/aud_veteran.asp |
| USDA Employment Opportunities | www.usda.gov/da/employ.html |
| Virtual Job Fairs USA | www.jobfairusa.com |
| Wanted Jobs (search engine) | www.wantedjobs.com |
| What Color Is Your Parachute? | www.jobhuntersbible.com |
| Worcester Telegram & Gazette | www.worcesterworks.com |
| Yahoo! Careers | http://careers.yahoo.com |
We would like to hear from you. Your feedback is important to us. Please feel free to contact us at anytime.
34 School Street (at the rear of building)
Brockton, MA 02301
Phone: 508-513-3400 / Fax: 508-513-3450
e-mail: info@careerworks.org
web: www.careerworks.org
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday - 9 am to 5 pm
Thursday - 9 am to 7 pm
Use Mapquest to get directions from anywhere.
From Route 24 take Exit 18A to Route 27 (Brockton). At the second set of lights, take a left onto Pleasant Street. Take a right at the fifth set of lights onto Montello Street. Go straight at the next set of lights. Take the first right onto Lincoln Street. At the stop sign, take a right into the parking lot. Entrance and Parking for CareerWorks is available behind the building.
Public transportation is available for you to get to Career Works, and include:
Local Bus: http://www.ridebat.com
Commuter Rail: http://www.mbta.com
Plymouth & Brockton Bus: http://www.p-b.com
Limited FREE parking is available at CareerWorks. Please respect the handicap spaces reserved for our physically challenged clients. Metered parking is also available in the public lot right next door. Parking regulations are strictly enforced by the Parking Authorities who are across the street.
The City Parking Garage is also available at the corners of Crescent & Main Streets (Route 123). CareerWorks is a short walk across City Hall Plaza.
Directions from CareerWorks to City Parking Garage - take Church Street (the street between CareerWorks & WB Mason buildings ) to Montello Street. Turn right. At second light, turn right. City Parking Garage is on right.