NCWorks Career Centers
An NCWorks Career Center can help you with your job search or career planning, with both in-person and online help available.
Services
NCWorks Career Centers offer free services, including:
- Help finding a job
- Tests to see what skills you have
- Job training
- Career counseling
- Access to training and education programs
- Information about job fairs and workshops
- Help creating résumés and cover letters
- Practice job interviews
- Free computer and Internet access
- Help registering with and using NCWorks Online
The centers also offer special programs for veterans, young adults, migrant farm workers, and former offenders.
Your local center can tell you about all the services they offer, and the local employers who are hiring. Plus, each center has equipment that can help you with your job search, including computers, adaptive equipment, and materials in alternative formats.
The NCWorks Career Center website also has online tools to help you:
- Find your interests
- Explore occupations
- Plan your career
- Find education and training
- Search for a job
Locations
There are more than 80 NCWorks Career Centers statewide. To get job search or career planning services near you, find your local NCWorks Career Center.
On NCWorks Online, you can search for nearby job fairs, workshops, and other events.
MyNextMove.org by the U.S. Department of Labor helps you find your ideal career path based on your interests and preferences.
MySkillsMyFuture.org helps workers who have been laid off or are looking to change careers find careers that use similar skills.
O-Net Online lets you learn about different careers and labor markets, and understand your own skills and interests.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services lists employers who have hired people with disabilities.
Learn more
Get Expert Help
North Carolina's Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities (EIPD) helps people with disabilities prepare for and find work.
SSI and SSDI
How Work Affects SSI and SSDI
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Call the Ticket to Work Help Line
1-866-968-7842 -
Call Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities (EIPD)
1-800-689-9090 -
Call Employment Source
1-910-401-5495
NC Medicaid
- Contact your Department of Social Services (DSS) office
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Call NC Medicaid
1-888-245-0179
Medicare
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Call Medicare
1-800-633-4227 -
Call the Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP)
1-855-408-1212
Work Preparation
- Contact your Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities (EIPD) office
- Contact the Division of Services for the Blind
- Contact your local NCWorks Career Center
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