Durham's JobLink Career Center System brings together an array of services geared to: (1) helping area residents find employment; (2) increasing the education and training of the local workforce; and (3) assisting area businesses in filling their job openings.
Whether you are a Durham resident seeking employment or a local business needing to increase your workforce, the JobLink Career Center can help you.
Whether it's a new job, a different job, or training needed to land a job, the JobLink Career Center is for you. We have the following services available:
JobLink Resources and On-line Electronic ServicesMake your job search easier using job listings from across the state and nation; learn about services provided throughout the community; find out about training opportunities and financial support to enhance your education; create an effective resume; learn successful interview techniques; access current labor market information; and learn more about what businesses expect from their employees.
Take part in job seeking workshops and seminars; practice effective resume and interview techniques. Job seekers may also apply for Unemployment Insurance Benefits.
Find out what careers best match your interests and abilities; take advantage of career guidance and counseling.
Learn about educational programs and training opportunities; find who's eligible for assistance and how to apply.
Gain the latest information on resources available for child care, domestic assistance and transportation.
Participate in services tailored to meet the special needs of individuals, including disabled and dislocated workers, veterans, older workers and economically disadvantaged persons.
Visit the center or contact one of our JobLink Career Center professionals and benefit from an array of services offered with whatever level of assistance you need. The following services are now available:
Access an extensive database of available workers; post your job listings on the network.
Increase your knowledge of labor market issues; make use of wage data and labor force availability data.
Benefit from services that identify well-matched candidates for your job openings; use JobLink Career Center space to conduct interviews with job candidates.
Tap new resources for managing transitions in your workplace, including reorganizations and downsizings.
Learn about the best sources of meeting the skills and requirements of your employees; take advantage of on the job training for your employees.
| Measurements | Total |
|---|---|
| Job Orders received | 2,841 |
| Job Openings received | 4,465 |
| Job Openings filled | 1,019 |
| Individuals Placed | 1,344 |
| Employment after Service | 2,049 |
| Traffic | 44,680 |
Main Durham JobLink Career Center
1105 South Briggs Ave. Durham, NC 27703
Phone: 919-560-6880
Fax: 919-560-3387
Main Library
300 N. Roxboro Street
Department of Social Services
300 N. Duke Street
Oxford Manor
3633 Keystone Place
Antioch Baptist Community Center
1415 Holloway Street
Durham Technical Community College
1637 Lawson Street
W.D. Hill Recreation Center
1308 Fayetteville Street