JobLink program overview

 

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Are you ready to find a job or get more training? Tenants in the JobLink program work with the JobLink team to map out their individual plans for better employment.

SHA's JobLink team includes Career Coaches, Employer Brokers, a Client Engagement Coordinator, and a Money Mentor. JobLink also partners with College Navigators at the Seattle College District who work exclusively with SHA tenants on enrolling for school and securing funding.

JobLink services help tenants:

  • Learn about jobs in key industries;
  • Build skills for preparing for a job, including resume writing and interviewing;
  • Develop an Action Plan to reach job and education goals;
  • Receive assistance to help address individual needs;
  • Learn about education and training options, including funding for school; and
  • Get help with building financial wellness and setting financial goals, including homeownership.

 

Tenants, age 18 and older, are eligible to participate, regardless of their education level.

To get on a waitlist to obtain JobLink services please submit a JobLink Interest Form.

For more information, please call the JobLink team at 206.615.3366, email joblink@seattlehousing.org or visit a JobLink office location.

 

JobLink team roles

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Infographic - How the JobLink Team helps clients meet their goals: Career Coaches provide one-to-one support; Client Engagement Coordinators provide short-term assistance when needed to aaccess resources or supports; Employer Brokers assist with finding jobs in key industries and how to successfully interview for jobs; College Navigaors provide support to enroll, complete and find funding for community college; Money Mentors provide support with financial wellness goals.