Tennessee American Job Centers
Free Internet, workshops, job placement and training help in all 95 counties. Find yours with the state locator.
Official page: tn.gov/workforce/jobs-and-education/job-search1/find-local-american-job-center.html

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How to find work and free job training in Tennessee through American Job Centers, Job Corps, Vocational Rehabilitation, and local day centers.
Hi friend. Looking for work is hard, and you don't have to do it alone. Tennessee has free job centers in every county, plus training programs and legal help if a record is holding you back.
Every Tennessee county is served by an American Job Center, open 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday. Each center offers free Internet access, workshops, job placement, recruitment, training, and help with Jobs4TN.gov to search for jobs. Use the state locator to find yours.
Official page: tn.gov/workforce/jobs-and-education/job-search1/find-local-american-job-center.html
Job Corps is a free training program run by the U.S. Department of Labor. It offers free housing, meals, basic medical care and a living allowance. Call 800 733 5627 to learn how to apply.
Official page: jobcorps.gov
Tennessee Vocational Rehabilitation helps people with disabilities prepare for, find and keep a job. Services can include counseling, training, resume writing, interview practice and job coaching. To ask for help, fill out the Vocational Rehabilitation Referral form on the state page.
Official page: tn.gov/humanservices/ds/vocational-rehabilitation/vr-services-to-eligible-individuals.html
Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands says it helps with finding a job even with a criminal background, and tells you what may be removed from your record through an expungement. Call 800 238 1443 and leave a voicemail if no one answers.
Official page: las.org/get-help
American Job Centers offer free Internet access. In Nashville, Room In The Inn has phone and computer access on weekdays. In Memphis, the Hospitality Hub offers phones and Wi Fi and can point you to Work Local, and in Chattanooga the CHATT Foundation has employment help.
Official page: roomintheinn.org/support-services
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Free Internet, workshops, job placement and training help in all 95 counties. Find yours with the state locator.
Official page: tn.gov/workforce/jobs-and-education/job-search1/find-local-american-job-center.html
Free career training with housing, meals, basic medical care and a living allowance.
Official page: jobcorps.gov
Counseling, training and job help for Tennesseans with disabilities. Use the referral form on the state page.
Official page: tn.gov/humanservices/ds/vocational-rehabilitation/vr-services-to-eligible-individuals.html
Free legal help with employment problems, wages, and clearing a record, for people who qualify.
Official page: las.org/get-help
Phone and computer access, navigation, and help getting documents on weekdays.
Official page: roomintheinn.org/support-services
Free services, mail, phones, Wi Fi, and a starting point for work and income.
Official page: hospitalityhub.org/get-help
Employment help, job skills training and life skills learning. Open 7 am to 5 pm every day.
Official page: homelesschattanooga.org
Sources last checked Oct 28, 2026. If something has changed, please tell us so we can fix it.
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