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Young Adult Job Search Assistance/Resources - Governor’s Summer Job Hunt

To be competitive, you need to have:
  • A strong resume.
  • Good interviewing skills.
  • An understanding of what employers are looking for in a candidate.

Need help with the above list? See below to contact a Future U Workforce specialist for a one-on-one appointment.

Where do I look for jobs?

Please see Search for Jobs

Need a Resume?

Please see Resume Workshop/Handouts

What kind of job would you like to do?

My Next Move assessment

Interested in an apprenticeship or pre-apprenticeship?

Please see Registered Apprenticeship

Resources

Please see Job Seeker Resource

If you would like to set up job search assistance with a Young Adult Workforce Specialist, please call (303) 636-1260

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      • Understanding the Job Market
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      • Workshops
    • Search For Jobs
      • Lightcast Career Coach
    • Programs
      • Colorado Works (TANF)
      • Douglas County Youth Employment Program
      • Employment First (SNAP)
      • Generations@Work!
      • Parents To Work
      • Persons With Disabilities
      • Career Transition Services (WIOA)
      • Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA)
      • Youth/Young Adult (Future U)
      • Governor’s Summer Job Hunt
    • Registered Apprenticeships
    • Unemployment Insurance
    • Veteran Services
    • Job Seeker Resources
    • Customer Code of Conduct
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