WorkForce West Virginia
Job search, apprenticeships, job fairs, training programs and unemployment claims. 17 local offices.
Official page: workforcewv.org
No cost Job Help and Job Training in West Virginia
Find job help in West Virginia with WorkForce West Virginia offices, Jobs and Hope for people in recovery, disability job services and unemployment benefits.
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Hi friend. Looking for work is hard, and you don't have to do it alone. West Virginia has free job offices and training programs, and one phone call can start things.
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Where do I start looking for a job?
Call WorkForce West Virginia at 1 800 252 JOBS, which is 800 252 5627. If you use WV Relay, dial 711. The website has job search, apprenticeships, job fairs and career exploration.
Official page: workforcewv.org
Is there an office near me?
WorkForce West Virginia lists 17 local offices, including Beckley, Charleston, Clarksburg, Elkins, Fairmont, Huntington, Logan, Martinsburg, Morgantown, Parkersburg, Wheeling and more. The same number, 800 252 5627, is listed for all of them.
Official page: workforcewv.org/about-workforce-wv/local-office-locations
I am in recovery. Is there job help for me?
Jobs and Hope West Virginia links people in recovery from substance use with career training and jobs, including high school equivalency prep. Call 833 784 1385 or 304 583 4008.
Official page: jobsandhope.wv.gov
I have a disability. Who can help me work?
The Division of Rehabilitation Services helps youth and adults ages 14 and up with disabilities prepare for, get and keep jobs. Call 1 800 642 8207 or use the online referral form.
Official page: wvdrs.org
I lost my job. Can I file for unemployment?
WorkForce West Virginia lists a place to file an unemployment claim on its website at uc.workforcewv.org. It also lists a benefit estimator.
Official page: workforcewv.org
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Who to call in West Virginia
Here are official places to start. Other places may also help. Each place decides who it can serve, and hours change, so call ahead when you can.
WorkForce West Virginia, Local Offices
Pick your nearest office from the list.
Official page: workforcewv.org/about-workforce-wv/local-office-locations
Jobs and Hope West Virginia
Career training, job fairs and referrals for people in recovery. Calls Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm.
Official page: jobsandhope.wv.gov
WV Division of Rehabilitation Services
Job help for youth and adults ages 14 and up with disabilities.
Official page: wvdrs.org
West Virginia 211
Ask about job training, transportation and other help near you.
Official page: wv211.org
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