Workshops & Training
Workshops
Our workshops and events provide you with many opportunities to learn and keep your skills up to date.
American Job Center Workshop Calendar - March 2026
American Job Center Workshop Calendar - April 2026
Burlington County American Job Center Orientation
Learn about our programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) and services available at the Burlington County American Job Center.
Getting the Job
This workshop will show you how to create a resume, understand the importance of key words to develop your resume, and know what employers want to see on your resume. You will become familiar with multiple resume styles, as well as cover letters and the importance of professional references. You will also learn tips for being successful during an "in-person" or "virtual" interview by going over interview appearance dos and don'ts and what is appropriate/inappropriate attire to wear to your interview. Finally, you will learn how to prepare for potential interview questions, how to incorporate your strengths and experiences into your answers to help you stand out to employers, what questions you should be asking during your interview, and appropriate follow-up techniques after your interview.
Workplace Skills
This workshop will show you how to identify and convey your soft skills, hard skills, essential skills, and transferrable skills both in your resume and to your prospective employer during an interview. You will also learn about the communication, listening and critical thinking skills that are essential in the workplace. Finally, you will learn the importance of properly answering your phone, having a profession/working voicemail and of regularly checking/responding to your emails.
Résumé Review
This workshop offers you an opportunity for a Career Services staff representative to review your resume and provide you with feedback on how to improve your resume.
Mock Interview
This workshop offers you an opportunity for a Career Services staff representative to conduct face-to-face job interview with you and provide you with feedback on how to improve your interviewing skills.
Computer Basics
This workshop will provide you with hands-on training on the basics of using a computer mouse and keyboard.
Microsoft Word Basics
This workshop will provide you with hands-on training on the basics of navigating the Microsoft Word tools to create documents.
Internet and Email Basics
This workshop will provide you with hands-on training on the basics of conducting web searches and creating/using an email account.
Career Service Assistance
Looking for a new job? Interested in free online courses to upgrade your skills? Gain access to jobs fairs, career tools, support services, information on in-demand occupations, and personalized one-on-one support; the Department of Labor and Workforce Development Board's Career Service site can help you.
Helpful Career Resources
Helpful Videos from the Department of Labor
- Career Services – Resume Writing Guidance
- Career Services – Interviewing Assistance
- Career Services – Networking Advice
- Career Services – Make the Most of Social Media
Training
We can help you get the skills you need to get a good job. If you are interested in career training, you may be eligible for a training grant. Training Services are limited to those customers who do not possess the skills necessary to obtain employment and who are unable to obtain other financial assistance for training. Additional eligibility requirements must be met to receive training grants.
Note: Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) funding is not an entitlement program and selection for participation in the program is a local decision that is based on program eligibility, assessment of your needs, interests, abilities, motivation, and your prospects for successfully completing the program. Please see the WIOA FAQ for additional information or speak to a staff member of the American Job Center to determine your eligibility.
Training Orientation
This orientation is a MANDATORY requirement for individuals interested in applying for a training grants. The orientation will provide you with the step-by-step process you need to follow to apply for a training grant in order to obtain a license or certification in an "In Demand" occupation, You will be provided with information about available career assessment tools and will be given an opportunity to sign-up to receive text message reminds and alerts for job fairs, employment opportunities, and other events within Burlington County.
Post-Secondary Education
You may choose to complete a program at a local 2 year or 4 year institution. If you qualify to participate and it is deemed necessary to help you maximize your employment potential, assistance with tuition and other costs may be available to you.
Federal Bonding Program
If Bonding is a requirement for employment the Federal Bonding Program is a support service that assists you in securing bonding if you are unable to do so through commercial sources. The bond is given to the employer free of charge and serves as an incentive to the hiring workplace should you possess a risk factor in your personal background (ex-offender). For additional information, please contact the Burlington County American Job Center to speak with a Career counselor.
Adult Basic Education
If you need instruction to increase your basic academic skills; life skills, meeting personal goals (such as being able to read the destination banner on a bus), job readiness skills, job seeking skills, communication skills, computer literacy, parenting skills, and job retention skills. Services are offered at both the Burlington County American Job Center and at other sites throughout Burlington County.
Adult Secondary Education
If you are literate and can function in everyday life but you do not have a certificate of graduation (or its equivalent) from high school, we can assist you in getting your High School Equivalency (HSE). HSE preparation classes are offered at the Burlington County American Job Center and at other sites throughout Burlington County.
Basic Skills and English Literacy
Instruction is designed for adults with limited English skills and for those customers who need to increase their basic reading, math and writing skills. Courses are offered at various sites throughout Burlington County at different times so customers can improve their skills without interruption in their work schedules.