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Job Seeker Resources
Look for Jobs
To find work quickly, use Job Center of Wisconsin and other sources of Wisconsin job openings. Helpful publications offer advice on preparing a resume and the interviewing effectively.
- Job Banks
- Job Center of Wisconsin Publications
- Job Fairs
- On-site Recruitment
- Background Checks
- Employment Scams
- Résumés
- Layoff
Plan a Career
Make the right choice by using career exploration tools to compare similar career possibilities. Learn more about occupations and their requirements. Try mySkills myFuture to find potential job matches.
- mySkills myFuture
- Identifying Skills and Interests
- Youth Career Resources
- Career Video Index
- WISCareers (Login)
- Explore Occupations
- National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC)
- Manufacturing Skills Standards Certification (MSSC)
Wages and Occupations
What occupations are growing ... or declining? WORKnet has the details, and wage levels for occupations across Wisconsin.
- WORKnet
- Occupations
- In-Demand Occupations
- Wages
- Wisconsin's Economy
- Office of Economic Advisors
- County Workforce Profiles
- Employment Projections
Training and Education
Some jobs have an educational requirement. On average, wages increase as education increases. Do you qualify for financial aid? Find the answers that will guide your future.
- Training Programs
- Wisconsin Colleges and Universities
- Financial Aid
- Customized Training
- Wisconsin Apprenticeship
- Youth Apprenticeship
Other Assistance
Sometimes, people need assistance to help them through life's rough spots. These services may include food, housing, child care, and tax credits for qualified individuals.