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Employment Resources

Click here for area job training programs and opportunities.

MyFutureVT: career advice, training, and support

Vermont JobLink: find or list a Vermont job

College Central Network: list jobs or find jobs

LEDC Job page: member organization job openings

Vermont Works for Women - resources and jobs for women

Morrisville Career Resource Center

A hub to assist people within Lamoille County with their employment needs. Services include job posting, resume writing, job counseling, and more. Contact 802-888-4545.

Check out the Vermont Department of Labor employment site. 

 

Free classes

VSAC (Vermont Student Assistance Corporation) scholarships available. 

If your job was affected by COVID-19, you may be eligible for over 100 no-cost trainings

UVM and CCV: two free college courses for all Vermonters in digital economy, healthcare, and leadership and management. Courses listed here.

 

Help seeking jobs

VT Department of Labor

Online Workshops to help jobseekers: resumes, interviews, and more. 

On site at HireAbility in Morrisville to assist people looking for work.

  • 63 Professional Drive
  • Thursdays, 9am-12pm; afternoon hours are by appointment (802-888-4545)
  • Searching for jobs, applications, resumes and cover letters, training opportunities, labor market information, and much more.

For job search help: 802-888-4545 or labor.apprenticeship@vermont.gov.

In recovery or past convictions

Working Fields offers those in recovery or with past convictions ongoing support, job placement, and recovery coaches. Working fields is also a staffing agency for employers seeking motivated, dedicated employees.

 

Jobs for teenagers and youth

HireAbility Transition Team: High school students (aged 14-22) with a disability. 

  • Work experiences, careers, and training.
  • Career assessment, job exploration, job shadows, mock interviews, resumes, self-advocacy, post-secondary exploration, and other specialized services.
  • 802-888-5976 or thomas.brace@vermont.gov
  • 7:45 am - 4:30 pm. 

Jump on Board for Success (JOBS) helps youth (ages 16–22 with behavioral or emotional disabilities) find and maintain employment. mscott@lrcvt.org

Vermont Department of Labor: Youth between the ages of 16 and 24 looking for employment or training.

 

Employment Services for Workers with Disabilities


HireAbility Vermont is the state's Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, dedicated to assisting Vermonters with disabilities in achieving meaningful careers. Formerly known as VocRehab Vermont, the agency offers a comprehensive range of free, individualized services tailored to job seekers, employers, and youth.

Services for Job Seekers:

  • Career Counseling & Assessment: Assistance in identifying employment goals and developing actionable plans.
  • Education & Training Support: Guidance on accessing post-secondary education and credential programs.
  • Job Placement & Retention: Support in finding and maintaining employment.
  • Assistive Technology: Access to tools that aid in performing job tasks.
  • Benefits Counseling: Information on managing Social Security and other benefits.
  • Supported Employment: Services for individuals requiring ongoing support in the workplace.
  • Transition Planning: Assistance for youth and young adults moving from school to work.

My Employment Options

SaveTheir team of job placement professionals help clients on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) disability benefits transition back to the work, either working remotely from home or at an on-site job in their local community.

This program provides:
Ticket to Work eligibility confirmation, Personal job counselor, Assessment of skills and abilities, Preparation for job search, Job leads, Career advancement, and Moral support

Application Page

Unemployment Insurance

If you are totally or partially unemployed, have not filed for unemployment and need to, visit their website or call 1-877-214-3332. To file your weekly unemployment claim or reopen an existing claim visit the State of Vermont's website here. If you are an employer and need information about unemployment insurance for your employees, visit this website

 

Employer job pages

Copley Hospital Employment site

 

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