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Life happens, we get it. But it’s never too late to start investing in yourself or your future.
You can now earn your community college degree or skills certificate tuition-free with Michigan Reconnect!
As long as you’re 21 or older, have a high school diploma and live in Michigan, you can apply today at Michigan.gov/Reconnect.
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National Veteran and Military Families Month is a time to honor the sacrifices members of the armed services and their families make every day. The all veteran team at Veterans’ Employment Services assist eligible veterans and their spouses to reach their employment goals all year long.
These experienced experts are available at Michigan Works! Service Centers throughout the state to provide personalized services to veterans. Learn more at Michigan.gov/VES.
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Come join our team! The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) is actively hiring for several positions – these are jobs that support Michiganders!
Current opportunities include Rehabilitation Counselors, Vocational Rehabilitation Manager, a Youth Specialist and much more!
If you're passionate about supporting our state's residents and businesses, explore State of Michigan job openings today!
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The Bureau of Services for Blind Persons (BSBP) provides vocational skills training to help individuals with low vision gain independence and find suitable employment.
Depending upon your needs and eligibility for specific services, BSBP may also provide some types of adaptive equipment, computer software and postsecondary education.
Learn more at Michigan.gov/BSBP.
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Connect with verified employers on Pure Michigan Talent Connect at MiTalent.org!
All employer accounts on MiTalent.org undergo a comprehensive approval process, ensuring the job postings you see are from verified employers and leading to fewer incidents of fraud.
You’ll also find upcoming career events and resources to help you find your next opportunity. Or, create a FREE job seeker account to access even more resources.
Go to MiTalent.org to get started.
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National Apprenticeship Week is celebrated November 13-19, 2023 to highlight Registered Apprenticeships as viable alternatives to a traditional college path. Registered Apprenticeships allow job seekers to learn on the job while earning a nationally recognized credential.
That means you get to LEARN while you EARN, reducing your education costs.
And the best part? 92% of apprentices retain employment after completing a Registered Apprenticeship program, with an average starting salary of $70,000 per year upon completion. Learn more about apprenticeships in Michigan at Michigan.gov/Apprenticeship.
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Get short-term education and training opportunities that lead to a pathway to high-wage employment and career opportunities through the Michigan Learning and Education Advancement Program.
You'll receive individualized competency-based assessments and learning plans that include skills assessments, remote learning opportunities, high school and industry-recognized credential attainment and contextual learning opportunities.
Don't wait – go to https://bit.ly/3pMGkFZ for more information.
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Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is the juncture where healthcare, public health and public safety meet.
There are currently many openings for EMS professionals in Michigan. Whether you are looking to do intermittent work in your community helping people or you are planning to start a new and exciting career path, there is a place for you.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has several scholarships and grant opportunities to help you reach a career in EMS. Learn more at Michigan.gov/EMS.
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Michigan Works! means more skills, more opportunities and more money!
Whether you’re a first-time job seeker, switching careers, looking to gain new skills to advance in your career, a veteran or a justice-involved individual, Michigan Works! can help you find what you’re looking for — their job is to find you the best job!
Michigan Works! offers a wide range of free support services to help you get a better job with better pay.
- Career development coaches who offer personalized, one-on-one support.
- Help with career exploration, resume writing and interview practice.
- Connections to funding for additional education and job training.
- Computers, printers and high-speed internet available.
They may even be able to help you find childcare and transportation!
If you're ready for more, go to Michigan.gov/MichiganWorks to get started.
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Career Connect is produced monthly by the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, Office of Employment and Training, to assist job seekers with career exploration, skills training, adult education, apprenticeships, job and career fairs, interviewing tips and much more.
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