Jobseeker Resource Page

Building your future job starts with the right support.

Whether you're starting your career journey, looking for something new, or find yourself in an unplanned job search because of a layoff, we know that it can be a bit overwhelming to start a search.  The good news is that companies are still hiring, and still need talented people!

Here, you’ll get clear, actionable resources to guide you through every step—from resume to interview. And if you're ready for more customized support, please reach out (link to contact us) and learn about what other services and support we can offer.

Searching for Your Next Job

Service Opportunities

Looking for ways to gain more experience? Check here for non-paid volunteer opportunities:

Paid Employment

Search for paid work opportunities with these job search engines:


 

Career Skills Assessment

Here are two different types of career assessments:

Myers-Briggs

Struggling to find ways to talk about your strengths and challenges? The Myers-Briggs assessment can help give you insight about yourself: what you're great at and what you might need to improve. You can also explore related jobs.

Take the 16 Personalities Myers-Briggs Assessment

Holland Code (RIASEC)

The idea behind the Holland Code is that your interests are the best predictor of your career success. You can take the assessment to get a 3-letter code that helps you match your personal interests to the different types of jobs. Chose one of the following versions:

123 Career Aptitude Test: Takes 5-10 minutes. Choose from sets of images

OP Career Interest Test: Takes 5-10 minutes. Rate tasks based on enjoyment


 

Adult Basic Education

Prepare for the GED

GED stands for General Education Development, which is a group of four subject tests that you can take. If you pass them, you will earn the certificate stating you have high-school level academic skills. It is an alternative to a high school diploma, and you can earn it at any age.

Twin Cities locations offering GED, ESL and other education and professional certifications include:

North Metro

Metro North Adult Basic Education
Offerings: ESL, GED, Adult Diploma, Driver’s Education, US Citizenship, Food Certification, CDL, TEAS preparation, Computer Skills

Minneapolis

Minneapolis Adult Education
Offerings:
ESL, GED, Adult Diploma, Career Pathways


 

Training & Skill-Building Resources

Certificate and Credential Practice Tests

Earning a new certificate or credential can be challenging. You can maximize your opportunities for success by taking practice tests to see how well you've remembered what you're studying.

GCF Learn Free

Learn and develop the skills needed to advance in work and life by exploring hundreds of free educational topics: get started here.

Need help getting started? Contact us for personalized support.

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Erin Corradi

I partner with small businesses—whether emerging or established—to build distinctive brand experiences, intuitive websites, and strategic foundations for lasting growth. Every business has a unique story, and my approach is intentionally bespoke: grounded in a deep understanding of your goals, informed by data, and tailored to create meaningful results.

I bring a strategic lens to every engagement, combining analytical rigor with creative vision. Together, we move beyond ideas to craft clear, actionable pathways to success—refining your message, enhancing your digital presence, and building the systems that enable your business to thrive in a competitive landscape. My work isn’t about templates or quick fixes; it’s about creating enduring value through thoughtful collaboration and expert execution.

https://erincorradi.com
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