This workshop is about using the power behind your strengths to stand out in a crowded job market. This workshop will also help participant recall times when using their strengths and identify how they can use these experience to create value in new career opportunities and opportunities. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

Learn how to create a resume and what an employer wants to see on that resume. Become familiar with multiple resume styles as well as cover letters. Understand the importance of keywords and spend time developing your resume.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

This workshop is about using the power behind your strengths to stand out in a crowded job market. This workshop will also help participant recall times when using their strengths and identify how they can use these experience to create value in new career opportunities and opportunities.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

These 14, self-paced, money smart modules provide participants with practical knowledge, skill building opportunities, and resources that can be used to help manage finances with confidence. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

This workshop is designed to assist job seekers who are interested in taking charge of their job search. This workshop will teach you how to do so, by telling you about the latest job search processes, tools, and strategies. Also, learn about how to attract recruiters to your resume and interact with them.

Transferable skills are skills you have acquired during any activity in your life--virtually any skills are transferable and applicable to what you want to do in your next job. This workshop is all about finding those skills in your own resume to apply them to other positions you may be interested in.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

This workshop is designed to help clients accelerate their job search preparation for the post COVID-19 world of work. Participants will re-define their relationship to work by assessing their current and future needs.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-marketing plan.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

These 14, self-paced, money smart modules provide participants with practical knowledge, skill building opportunities, and resources that can be used to help manage finances with confidence. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to: experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

These 14, self-paced, money smart modules provide participants with practical knowledge, skill building opportunities, and resources that can be used to help manage finances with confidence. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to: experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

These 14, self-paced, money smart modules provide participants with practical knowledge, skill building opportunities, and resources that can be used to help manage finances with confidence. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

This workshop is about using the power behind your strengths to stand out in a crowded job market. This workshop will also help participant recall times when using their strengths and identify how they can use these experience to create value in new career opportunities and opportunities. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

Learn how to create a resume and what an employer wants to see on that resume. Become familiar with multiple resume styles as well as cover letters. Understand the importance of keywords and spend time developing your resume.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

This workshop is about using the power behind your strengths to stand out in a crowded job market. This workshop will also help participant recall times when using their strengths and identify how they can use these experience to create value in new career opportunities and opportunities.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

This workshop is designed to assist job seekers who are interested in taking charge of their job search. This workshop will teach you how to do so, by telling you about the latest job search processes, tools, and strategies. Also, learn about how to attract recruiters to your resume and interact with them.

Transferable skills are skills you have acquired during any activity in your life--virtually any skills are transferable and applicable to what you want to do in your next job. This workshop is all about finding those skills in your own resume to apply them to other positions you may be interested in.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

These 14, self-paced, money smart modules provide participants with practical knowledge, skill building opportunities, and resources that can be used to help manage finances with confidence. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

Tune in to hear from the award-winning poet Hieu Minh Nguyen. A queer Vietnamese American poet and performer based in Oakland is a recipient of 2017 NEA fellowship for poetry, Hieu is a Kundiman fellow, a poetry editor for Muzzle Magazine, and an MFA graduate of Warren Wilson College. His work has appeared in PBS Newshour, POETRY Magazine, Gulf Coast, BuzzFeed, Poetry London, Nashville Review, Indiana Review, and more. His debut collection of poetry, This Way to the Sugar (Write Bloody Publishing, 2014) was named a finalist for both the Lambda Literary Award and the MN Book Award. His second collection of poetry, Not Here, is forthcoming with Coffee House Press in 2018. This is part of the California Humanities’ Library Innovative Lab grant, which made it possible to implement humanities and cultural programs to celebrate the immigrant communities.

The Smart Gardening Series is here! Join us monthly as the Master Gardener's of Orange County share their expertise with us. February Program: The Busy Gardener--Month to Month. If you are busy (and who isn’t?) and like to garden, this class is for you! Not exactly “speed gardening” – but close – this presentation gives Orange County gardeners the list of top garden jobs for each area of the garden month by month. From turf to tomatoes, there are tips for everyone from the University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Master Gardeners of Orange County. Be sure to sign up in advance!

This workshop is designed to help clients accelerate their job search preparation for the post COVID-19 world of work. Participants will re-define their relationship to work by assessing their current and future needs.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-marketing plan.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

These 14, self-paced, money smart modules provide participants with practical knowledge, skill building opportunities, and resources that can be used to help manage finances with confidence. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net

Join us for stories, songs and more on Facebook and Instagram Live.

Looking for a way to help your community? UCI Irvine Health is hosting a mobile blood drive in the parking lot at Anaheim Central Library (500 W. Broadway). All donors must wear a face covering or mask. Please make sure you are well and healthy. Blood donors will receive a free t-shirt or a gift certificate for a pint of Baskin Robbins ice cream. A photo ID is required for all who wish to donate blood and an appointment is required.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to: experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

These 14, self-paced, money smart modules provide participants with practical knowledge, skill building opportunities, and resources that can be used to help manage finances with confidence. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

Enjoy a free online screening (from Feb. 12 through Feb, 19) of the compelling and powerful 51-minute documentary film "And Then They Came for Us," by co-directors Abby Ginzberg of the East Bay and Ken Schneider of San Francisco. The run of free screenings will be followed by a virtual discussion with the filmmakers, joined by actor George Takei & Satsuki Ina, internees who are featured in the film. The work of two former Oaklanders, Dorothea Lange and Fred Korematsu who successfully litigated for reparations, figures prominently in the production of the film. Ginzberg describes her documentary as "a cautionary and inspiring tale for all societies. In 1942, President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, paving the way for the forced incarceration of 120,000 Japanese Americans. The film educates audiences about the constitutional damage done in the name of national security due to war hysteria and racism".

Closed on Monday, Feb. 15 in observance of Presidents Day.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

This workshop is designed to assist job seekers who are interested in taking charge of their job search. This workshop will teach you how to do so, by telling you about the latest job search processes, tools, and strategies. Also, learn about how to attract recruiters to your resume and interact with them.

Transferable skills are skills you have acquired during any activity in your life--virtually any skills are transferable and applicable to what you want to do in your next job. This workshop is all about finding those skills in your own resume to apply them to other positions you may be interested in.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

Enjoy a free online screening (from Feb. 12 through Feb, 19) of the compelling and powerful 51-minute documentary film "And Then They Came for Us," by co-directors Abby Ginzberg of the East Bay and Ken Schneider of San Francisco. The run of free screenings will be followed by a virtual discussion with the filmmakers, joined by actor George Takei & Satsuki Ina, internees who are featured in the film. The work of two former Oaklanders, Dorothea Lange and Fred Korematsu who successfully litigated for reparations, figures prominently in the production of the film. Ginzberg describes her documentary as "a cautionary and inspiring tale for all societies. In 1942, President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, paving the way for the forced incarceration of 120,000 Japanese Americans. The film educates audiences about the constitutional damage done in the name of national security due to war hysteria and racism".

The Computer Basics: Beginner course is taught through the New Opportunities Organization program. They will teach you computer basics such as: how to use the computer, use programs like Microsoft Word and Zoom, and navigate the internet.

This workshop is designed to help clients accelerate their job search preparation for the post COVID-19 world of work. Participants will re-define their relationship to work by assessing their current and future needs.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-marketing plan.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net

Join us for stories, songs and more on Facebook and Instagram Live.

To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net

Enjoy a free online screening (from Feb. 12 through Feb, 19) of the compelling and powerful 51-minute documentary film "And Then They Came for Us," by co-directors Abby Ginzberg of the East Bay and Ken Schneider of San Francisco. The run of free screenings will be followed by a virtual discussion with the filmmakers, joined by actor George Takei & Satsuki Ina, internees who are featured in the film. The work of two former Oaklanders, Dorothea Lange and Fred Korematsu who successfully litigated for reparations, figures prominently in the production of the film. Ginzberg describes her documentary as "a cautionary and inspiring tale for all societies. In 1942, President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, paving the way for the forced incarceration of 120,000 Japanese Americans. The film educates audiences about the constitutional damage done in the name of national security due to war hysteria and racism".

This workshop covers the different aspects of an interview and virtual interviews: what to expect, how to prepare, what questions you should be asking, and appropriate follow-up techniques after your interview.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to: experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

Enjoy a free online screening (from Feb. 12 through Feb, 19) of the compelling and powerful 51-minute documentary film "And Then They Came for Us," by co-directors Abby Ginzberg of the East Bay and Ken Schneider of San Francisco. The run of free screenings will be followed by a virtual discussion with the filmmakers, joined by actor George Takei & Satsuki Ina, internees who are featured in the film. The work of two former Oaklanders, Dorothea Lange and Fred Korematsu who successfully litigated for reparations, figures prominently in the production of the film. Ginzberg describes her documentary as "a cautionary and inspiring tale for all societies. In 1942, President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, paving the way for the forced incarceration of 120,000 Japanese Americans. The film educates audiences about the constitutional damage done in the name of national security due to war hysteria and racism".

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to: experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

Join Miss Catherine and Miss Madisyn for stories, songs and fun! A different theme each week, with a Valentine's Day craft on Feb. 12. Stop by the Canyon Hills Library to pick up your craft kit starting Feb. 10. Email cst.clair@anaheim.net for the Zoom Link or call the library for more information.

Enjoy a free online screening (from Feb. 12 through Feb, 19) of the compelling and powerful 51-minute documentary film "And Then They Came for Us," by co-directors Abby Ginzberg of the East Bay and Ken Schneider of San Francisco. The run of free screenings will be followed by a virtual discussion with the filmmakers, joined by actor George Takei & Satsuki Ina, internees who are featured in the film. The work of two former Oaklanders, Dorothea Lange and Fred Korematsu who successfully litigated for reparations, figures prominently in the production of the film. Ginzberg describes her documentary as "a cautionary and inspiring tale for all societies. In 1942, President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, paving the way for the forced incarceration of 120,000 Japanese Americans. The film educates audiences about the constitutional damage done in the name of national security due to war hysteria and racism".

This workshop is about using the power behind your strengths to stand out in a crowded job market. This workshop will also help participant recall times when using their strengths and identify how they can use these experience to create value in new career opportunities and opportunities. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

Learn how to create a resume and what an employer wants to see on that resume. Become familiar with multiple resume styles as well as cover letters. Understand the importance of keywords and spend time developing your resume.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

This workshop is about using the power behind your strengths to stand out in a crowded job market. This workshop will also help participant recall times when using their strengths and identify how they can use these experience to create value in new career opportunities and opportunities.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

This workshop is designed to assist job seekers who are interested in taking charge of their job search. This workshop will teach you how to do so, by telling you about the latest job search processes, tools, and strategies. Also, learn about how to attract recruiters to your resume and interact with them.

Transferable skills are skills you have acquired during any activity in your life--virtually any skills are transferable and applicable to what you want to do in your next job. This workshop is all about finding those skills in your own resume to apply them to other positions you may be interested in.

The Computer Basics: Beginner course is taught through the New Opportunities Organization program. They will teach you computer basics such as: how to use the computer, use programs like Microsoft Word and Zoom, and navigate the internet.

This workshop is designed to help clients accelerate their job search preparation for the post COVID-19 world of work. Participants will re-define their relationship to work by assessing their current and future needs.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-marketing plan.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net

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A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to: experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.