hen you are young, getting a good job can be a tough process. Where can you get the experience, training, and job-search skills you need? Start at this website's youth-dedicated area and your WorkOne Center. We offer all types of materials, Internet links, public computers, job fairs and resources to help you find a great job and plan your career.

Many resources are available to youth 17 and older. In addition, WorkOne can help young people ages 14 to 21 — regardless of whether you're in school or out-of-school — who meet Workforce Investment Act (WIA) eligibility guidelines. Contact your WorkOne Center to see if you qualify.

Right now is not too early — or too late — to think about your future. We have resources to assist in evaluating your skills, experience and interests so that you can judge how your attri- butes compare with job opportunities. Begin today by clicking plan your career.

Through the Twenty-first Century Scholars Program, Indiana provides support to qualifying young people in completing a college education. Go to scholars for details on who qualifies and how to apply.

Younger workers often have special consid- erations in finding jobs that fit their skills, experience and age. You can go here for help with assessments and work permits.

LIFE-LONG LEARNING KEY TO JOBS; YOUTH SHOULD KEEP SKILLS CURRENT

Successful job seekers foster an attitude of life-long learning. Whether you need GED preparation, a college degree, or technical training, we can help find the resources to meet your educational and training goals.

There are lots of job search sites on the web, but we’ve pulled together some of the best links for you to browse and put to work for you.

Check out some more tips for job seekers and career planners.