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    Search for Maine employers that fit your occupational goals, check out Maine's high-wage, in-demand jobs, view growing and declining occupations in your area, see local annual and hourly wages by occupation and more!
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    Explore new possibilities and take the next step in your career. Whether you're considering a career change, refreshing your skills, or navigating today’s job search, these resources offer practical tips and tools to help you confidently pursue your goals.

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    ​Digital Navigators help people with their initial registration into our many programs and classes, guide participants in selecting and enrolling in our many free digital skills classes and/or enrolling in a Digital Skills Success Plan, as well as assisting individuals with issues around affordable internet access. We offer 47 small-group interactive digital skills classes, offered online via Zoom or in person, digital skills success plans, affordable internet assistance, and free devices for those who qualify and are willing to meet program requirements.
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    Provides Fidelity Bonds that support hiring of at-risk, hard-to-place job seekers. There is no cost to the job applicant or the employer. For more detailed information and eligibility requirements, visit the Federal Bonding Program website or contact your local CareerCenter. You may also call the Maine Department of Labor at 207-623-7981 and ask to speak with the Federal Bonding Coordinator. TTY users call Maine Relay 711.
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    ​The Competitive Skills Scholarship Program (CSSP) can help with the funding and support services needed to pursue two and four year degree programs or obtain industry- recognized credentials which lead to jobs in on or Maine's many high wage, in-demand career fields.

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    The Maine Clean Energy Jobs Network is a job board and online resource that links job seekers and community members with a variety of opportunities in the growing clean energy sector. This network provides a platform for individuals to discover job openings, apprenticeships, training programs, and career resources in the clean energy field.

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    Maine’s CareerCenters can provide specialized employment and training services for eligible Veterans and their spouses. If you served in the U.S. Armed Forces and meet eligibility requirements, you can meet with a Veterans Representative who can help you find a job, obtain new skills, aid with a career upgrade or access other state or federal resources available to Veterans. To see if you qualify, visit your nearest CareerCenter or use the live chat window.

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    ​As an apprentice you earn while you learn. You won’t run up educational debt as an apprentice—in fact, apprentices make more over their lifetime than those without the apprenticeship credential. It really comes down to whether you want to pay for your education…or get paid for it.
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    Maine Adult Education is a public education and career pathways system that enables adults to be prepared for post-secondary education and/or employment. Over 70 adult education programs throughout Maine provide a range of instructional services to help adults develop the skills for further educational opportunities, job training, and better employment, and to realize their full potential as productive workers, family members and citizens.
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    Careers begin here. When it comes to your future, you should have choices. Choose your path, and Job Corps will provide you with free career training so you can gain the skills and tools you need to be successful.