Some basic skills are required to find or keep a job.Adult Basic Education (ABE) services are available throughout Minnesota and can help you:Work toward a high school diploma, adult diploma, or high school equivalency diploma (based on the General Edu
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CareerForce serves people participating in the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP). MFIP helps families with children meet their basic needs, while helping caregivers move to financial stability through work.
A criminal record can be a barrier to employment, but it doesn’t mean there aren’t real opportunities out there for you.
We want you to be successful developing in-demand skills, finding employment in an in-demand, high-growth field and securing long-term family-sustaining wages.
Whether you’re looking for your first job or the next great opportunity, CareerForce is your starting point. Our specialists are available to provide career coaching, share local employment information or refer you to customized resources.
If you’ve lost your job through no fault of your own, or if you meet other eligibility requirements, we’d like to help you return to work.
If you travel to or within Minnesota to help cultivate or harvest crops or work in food processing or other seasonal agricultural-related employment, there are services available to you.
You may have a unique opportunity for a good-paying career in the highway construction industry.
The Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) helps low-income, unemployed adults 55 and older.
If you have a significant vision loss that makes it hard for you to get and keep a job, State Services for the Blind (SSB) is here for you.We offer tools and training to help you reach your job goals. Our SSB counselors know about vision loss and unde
If you have an injury or illness that is affecting your ability to work, Minnesota’s RETAIN program is here to assist you.
You proudly served our country, and now we’re proud to serve you. CareerForce specialists are ready to empower veterans and active-duty military members to secure successful civilian careers.
If you have a disability, Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS) may be able to help you: Develop vocational skills through short- and long-term training programsFind and keep a job with the assistance of vocational counselors and placement specialis
CareerForce can help you prepare for employment, gain work experience and land a job.CareerForce offers special no cost services for young people ages 14-24 who are at risk of not completing or have not completed their high school education or who have
