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  1. Question and Answer

    Using the Internet from any computer or mobile device (smart phone or tablet), you can register online. You may also register at any of the CareerCenters in Maine or you may go to your local library and use their Internet service. 

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    You can file for unemployment by clicking on this link. You can also call 800-593-7660 option #2 to file on the phone or stop in any CareerCenter for in person assistance applying for unemployment. Click here for CareerCenter Locations.

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    We provide FREE academic support/training in a variety of areas: high school diploma or high school equivalency diploma, basic skills for work or college preparation, college readiness, co-enrollment in college or workforce training courses, career exploration and training, technology skills, and English as a second language. We also provide individualized advising, mentoring, and flexible scheduling to meet each learner's individual needs.
  5. Question and Answer

    Yes, the Maine Department of Labor offers Rapid Response services to individuals who have been laid off. These services include job placement, training, information on Unemployment Insurance and affordable health insurance, and access to numerous supports.  Visiting a CareerCenter can also help with CareerCenter services and programs.

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    The Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation works with people with disabilities to find jobs. People can apply to VR by completing an online application. You can also stop by any CareerCenter for a paper application, if you need assistance a staff member can assist in filling out the paperwork. You can also call and have a paper application sent to you. 

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  8. Question and Answer

    You can get assistance by visiting one of our CareerCenters for in-person help with a resume or cover letter.  You can also sign up for one of our workshops or utilize the self-serve option in Maine Joblink for creating your resume.

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  10. Question and Answer

    Community colleges and Adult Education centers offer job training and certification programs. Our partners EMDC, Workforce Solutions and programs like Apprenticeship offer job training programs. 

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