Digital Literacy Learning Lab

Workshop Language: English

Approved Unemployment Insurance (UI) Job Search Activity: Yes

Our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is a welcoming and supportive space for people of all ages and skill levels to learn the basics of computer and internet use. Our curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from basic computer skills like using a mouse and keyboard to more advanced topics like using email, word processing, and spreadsheets. You can learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. Staff are available to help you if you get stuck. Whether you're new to computers or you just want to brush up on your skills, our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is the perfect place for you.

Benefits of taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules

• Learn at your own pace and on your own schedule
• Get personalized help from friendly staff
• Access a variety of resources, including online tutorials, books, and practice exercises
• Learn the skills you need to use computers and the internet effectively in your daily life, work, and education

Who can benefit from taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules?

• Anyone who is new to computers or wants to brush up on their skills
• Students who need to learn computer skills for school or college
• Adults who need to learn computer skills for work or job hunting
• Seniors who want to learn how to use computers and the internet to stay connected with family and friends

How to get started:
To get started, simply visit our self-paced digital literacy learning lab during our open hours. The instructor will assist you with getting set up within our learning management system. You can then start learning at your own pace and on your own schedule.

Not sure what modules to start with? Take our Digital Skills Placement Assessment.

Or visit this link to register: WorkSource Spokane Learning Center Registration

We look forward to helping you learn the digital skills you need to succeed!

Digital Literacy Learning Lab

Workshop Language: English

Approved Unemployment Insurance (UI) Job Search Activity: Yes

Our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is a welcoming and supportive space for people of all ages and skill levels to learn the basics of computer and internet use. Our curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from basic computer skills like using a mouse and keyboard to more advanced topics like using email, word processing, and spreadsheets. You can learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. Staff are available to help you if you get stuck. Whether you're new to computers or you just want to brush up on your skills, our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is the perfect place for you.

Benefits of taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules

• Learn at your own pace and on your own schedule
• Get personalized help from friendly staff
• Access a variety of resources, including online tutorials, books, and practice exercises
• Learn the skills you need to use computers and the internet effectively in your daily life, work, and education

Who can benefit from taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules?

• Anyone who is new to computers or wants to brush up on their skills
• Students who need to learn computer skills for school or college
• Adults who need to learn computer skills for work or job hunting
• Seniors who want to learn how to use computers and the internet to stay connected with family and friends

How to get started:
To get started, simply visit our self-paced digital literacy learning lab during our open hours. The instructor will assist you with getting set up within our learning management system. You can then start learning at your own pace and on your own schedule.

Not sure what modules to start with? Take our Digital Skills Placement Assessment.

Or visit this link to register: WorkSource Spokane Learning Center Registration

We look forward to helping you learn the digital skills you need to succeed!

Snohomish County Rapid Re-Employment Information Session

Workshop Language: English

Approved Unemployment Insurance (UI) Job Search Activity: Yes

A free virtual resource with information on:

1. Unemployment Insurance
2. Education Resources & Assistance
3. Worker Retraining Programs
4. Healthcare Options

Laid Off? Learn Your Resources.

This event open to the public. If you’re facing a layoff, join us to learn how to access the resources available to retrain, recertify, retire or get re-employed. Presenters share information about (un)employment insurance, job search resources and assistance, education and training support, community resources, healthcare options, and more.

This presentation is offered in English but may be offered in alternative languages. If you request translation services please email sam.samano@workforcesnohomish.org at least 2 business days prior to the event.

Trouble registering for this event? Please email sam.samano@workforcesnohomish.org
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• WorkSource services are available to all. A WorkSource account is encouraged.
• Have you served in the military or are you the spouse of a veteran? Click here to learn more about benefits that are available to you.

Career Transitions (Orientation and Information)

Workshop Language: English

Approved Unemployment Insurance (UI) Job Search Activity: Yes

Update your employability skills and further your career options. Class sessions are 6 weeks and include topics such as Microsoft Office 365, Word & Business Communications, Excel & Business Math, Zoom & Telecommunications and Career Exploration and Preparation. For Zoom Registration Information: Call 509-533-4600 Email: abeinquiry@scc.spokane.edu  Visit our Website scc.spokane.edu….

Digital Literacy Learning Lab

Workshop Language: English

Approved Unemployment Insurance (UI) Job Search Activity: Yes

Our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is a welcoming and supportive space for people of all ages and skill levels to learn the basics of computer and internet use. Our curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from basic computer skills like using a mouse and keyboard to more advanced topics like using email, word processing, and spreadsheets. You can learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. Staff are available to help you if you get stuck. Whether you're new to computers or you just want to brush up on your skills, our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is the perfect place for you.

Benefits of taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules

• Learn at your own pace and on your own schedule
• Get personalized help from friendly staff
• Access a variety of resources, including online tutorials, books, and practice exercises
• Learn the skills you need to use computers and the internet effectively in your daily life, work, and education

Who can benefit from taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules?

• Anyone who is new to computers or wants to brush up on their skills
• Students who need to learn computer skills for school or college
• Adults who need to learn computer skills for work or job hunting
• Seniors who want to learn how to use computers and the internet to stay connected with family and friends

How to get started:
To get started, simply visit our self-paced digital literacy learning lab during our open hours. The instructor will assist you with getting set up within our learning management system. You can then start learning at your own pace and on your own schedule.

Not sure what modules to start with? Take our Digital Skills Placement Assessment.

Or visit this link to register: WorkSource Spokane Learning Center Registration

We look forward to helping you learn the digital skills you need to succeed!

BFET-Basic Food Employment & Training Orientation – Clark County Residents Only

Workshop Language: English

Event Registration: Sign Up Required

Link: https://eventactions.com/eareg.aspx?ea=Rsvp&invite=gsh1k81hfyrn75tgh6wbpcshkhxa9e2hsae54u50esxysaez983a

Basic Food Employment & Training Orientation for Clark County

Are you receiving food benefits (SNAP)* and looking for a job?

Our BFET program can help!

BFET stands for Basic Food Employment and Training. Here at Vancouver WorkSource, we have case managers that can help you one-on-one to access job training, job search assistance, and supportive services like transportation assistance and work clothing. Register for this orientation to learn more about how BFET can help you obtain employment and the resources that you need to succeed on your career journey.
*You must be receiving Federal Food Benefits (SNAP) in order to qualify for this program.

Please go to WorkSourceWA.com and create your account prior to attending this workshop.

Digital Literacy Learning Lab

Workshop Language: English

Approved Unemployment Insurance (UI) Job Search Activity: Yes

Our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is a welcoming and supportive space for people of all ages and skill levels to learn the basics of computer and internet use. Our curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from basic computer skills like using a mouse and keyboard to more advanced topics like using email, word processing, and spreadsheets. You can learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. Staff are available to help you if you get stuck. Whether you're new to computers or you just want to brush up on your skills, our self-paced digital literacy learning lab is the perfect place for you.

Benefits of taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules

• Learn at your own pace and on your own schedule
• Get personalized help from friendly staff
• Access a variety of resources, including online tutorials, books, and practice exercises
• Learn the skills you need to use computers and the internet effectively in your daily life, work, and education

Who can benefit from taking self-paced digital literacy learning modules?

• Anyone who is new to computers or wants to brush up on their skills
• Students who need to learn computer skills for school or college
• Adults who need to learn computer skills for work or job hunting
• Seniors who want to learn how to use computers and the internet to stay connected with family and friends

How to get started:
To get started, simply visit our self-paced digital literacy learning lab during our open hours. The instructor will assist you with getting set up within our learning management system. You can then start learning at your own pace and on your own schedule.

Not sure what modules to start with? Take our Digital Skills Placement Assessment.

Or visit this link to register: WorkSource Spokane Learning Center Registration

We look forward to helping you learn the digital skills you need to succeed!