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Job & Career Accelerator will help you get your job search into high gear.

Job Skills Lab (in-person)

Dates: March 4, March 18, April 1, April 15, April 29

Time: 10am - 1pm

Location: Main Library's new Next Step computer lab

Staff assistance with:

• GED prep
• Job searching
• Resumes and cover letters
• Computer skills
• Setting up an email address, and more

To register, visit the Main Library Help Desk or call 609-345-2269 ext. 3060 for more information. 

Atlantic City Works Training Program

Atlantic City residents and Atlantic City Casino employees may be eligible to participate in the Atlantic City Works Program. The program provides training to Atlantic City residents who are unemployed or under-employed and Atlantic City Casino Employees who require training to help maintain your current job or obtain advancement.

More than 20 certifications and workshops available.

CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ATLANTIC CITY WORKS TRAINING PROGRAM INTAKE FORM TO BEGIN THE PROCESS.

New Jersey Career Services

File for Unemployment

Are you facing UNEMPLOYMENT? Click HERE to file for unemployment with the NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development. To file continued claim by phone for Atlantic City, call 609-441-7581.

Resume Template

1. Open the "Resume Template" (a Microsoft Word document) by clicking the blue link above.

2. Replace the existing text with your own personal information. 

3. Save your completed resume to a flash drive or email it to yourself as an attachment.  

How to Create a Password

Click on the Blue "Sample Passwords" link above to open the guide to creating passwords.

Creating a password for an employment application or for an email account can often be confusing and difficult. Our "Sample Passwords" guide can help you create a password that will work for most online profiles. Type and print your own password using this guide or save this document and email it to yourself for future use. Note: library staff can help you with this process, but cannot type for you.

Create a Gmail account

Create a Yahoo account

These email accounts, the most popular, require a cell phone to establish. If you do not have a cell phone, use the service below.

What if I don't have a phone number or additional email to create an account?

1. Gmail – Google will let you create an account, and skip the part about entering a phone number, although you must provide birthday and gender.
   • Click “Create account“
   • Follow steps (and skip phone number)
   • Then, agree to Google’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
2. Tutanota – 
   • Choose free subscription
   • Provides recovery key
   • Must be 16 years of age or older
   • Note – By default, every message is password secured, and a password must be known to both the user and sender. To turn this feature off and send messages that do not require a password:
     • Temporarily turn off: when sending an email, click the little red “lock” icon
     • Always turn off: Settings>Email>Default delivery>set to “Not confidential”
3. ProtonMail – 
   • Choose free plan
   • Recovery email is optional
4. Mail.com –
   • Simply enter your name, desired email address, security question, password, and that’s it

Resume Template

1. Open the "Resume Template" (a Microsoft Word document) by clicking the blue link above.

2. Replace the existing text with your own personal information. 

3. Save your completed resume to a flash drive or email it to yourself as an attachment.  

Resume Help Online

Job Skills Lab (in-person)

Dates: March 4, March 18, April 1, April 15, April 29

Time: 10am - 1pm

Location: Main Library's new Next Step computer lab

Staff assistance with:

• GED prep
• Job searching
• Resumes and cover letters
• Computer skills
• Setting up an email address, and more

To register, visit the Main Library Help Desk or call 609-345-2269 ext. 3060 for more information. 

Use these resources in the library or from any internet connection with your library card:

Job & Career Accelerator will help you create a great resume or cover letter. 

Tutor.com's Adult Center Career Help will give you access to a live tutor who can help you with your resume.  Also take advantage of the Resume & Cover Letter Templates and Guidelines available.

Job Skills Lab (in-person)

Dates: March 4, March 18, April 1, April 15, April 29

Time: 10am - 1pm

Location: Main Library's new Next Step computer lab

Staff assistance with:

• GED prep
• Job searching
• Resumes and cover letters
• Computer skills
• Setting up an email address, and more

To register, visit the Main Library Help Desk or call 609-345-2269 ext. 3060 for more information. 

One-On-One Computer Skills Training

You can schedule a one-on-one session with a staff member to work on your computer skills. Registration is required. Click here to schedule a one-on-one computer session with a staff member or scan the QR code:

Richmond Branch: Tuesdays, 9:30-10:30 and 11-12

Main Library: Fridays 10-11 and 11-12

For more information, call the Main Library's Help Desk (609) 345-2269 ext. 3060.

Learning Express Library offers practice test, courses and ebooks in the following categories: Air Traffic Controller, Civil Service, Commercial Driver's License (CDL), Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Electrical, Emergency Medical Services, Firefighter, Green Careers, Law Enforcement, Military, Nursing and Allied Health, Legal, Plumbing, Real Estate,Teaching, Test-Taking Skills Improvement.

Tutor.com: Tutoring is available for adults too!  Live tutors are onine from 3 to 10 p.m. every day.  Study guides are available at all times.  Look in Test Prep Resources for guides to the: GED, ASVAB, Civil Service Exams, TOEFL, Nurse Entrance Test and more.