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Workforce Solutions Capital Area | Jobs, Training & Child Care Connecting Local People to Local Jobs. We meet job seekers, parents, and employers with personalized support, career pathways, and proven results across Austin/Travis County. Explore opportunities and get support every step of the way.
Get help finding and paying for child care that fits your family. Connect with talent and workforce strategies built for your business needs. Your Path to a New Career Attend a Career Info Session Learn about available services and how we can support your job search.
Meet with a Career Navigator Have a one-on-one conversation to talk through your goals, experience, and what support makes sense for you. Get Connected to Next Steps Get connected to jobs, training, community resources, or additional support if eligible — based on your needs. Register for a Career Info Session Use this form to register by text for an upcoming Career Info Session that fits your schedule.
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Please click Submit below to send us your information. Choose how you’d like to attend your Career Info Session (Required) We currently offer in-person Career Info Sessions, where you’ll receive one-on-one support and access to staff who can help with tools like WorkInTexas. com and other job search resources.
📱 After submitting, you’ll receive a text from 512-719-4145 with next steps, including how to choose your in-person Career Info Session date. If you don’t see it, check your spam. 📧 After submitting, you’ll receive a Zoom confirmation by email for your selected virtual Career Info Session.
Prefer to attend in person instead? Simply resubmit this form and select that option. Choose your virtual Career Info Session date (Required) March 18, 2026 (9:00-9:45am) Do you have a WorkinTexas.
com account? (Required) What's the last 4 digits of your social security number? (Required) Why are we asking for this?
We use the last four digits of your social security number to verify your existing WorkInTexas. com account and help streamline your onboarding. This is the same information we collect during in-person orientations.
Your information is kept secure and is only used for verification purposes. Our career center amenities and career navigation services are available to everyone! For career training scholarships and case-managed services, eligibility is reviewed after you meet with our team and helps ensure limited training funds are used where they can have the greatest impact.
You may qualify if you: Authorized to work in the U.S. Live in Austin/Travis County If male and within the required age range, registered with Selective Service Meet at least one additional eligibility requirement related to employment, income, or education. Real Stories. Real Impacts.
Hear from people across Travis County who found support, training, and opportunity with our help. Southwest Airlines on Partnering with Workforce Solutions Grace on Receiving Support Through Raising Travis County Tirone on Finding His Way Back to Work Excellent advice, help and support from the staff who are willing to help and advise you. Knowledgeable and friendly staff.
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Whether you need a job now or want to build toward a new career, we’ll help you take the next step with confidence. Get career guidance, job search support, and connections to local employers. Access education and training programs that lead to skilled, higher-wage work.
Support for young adults exploring careers, education, and work readiness. Stronger Talent Starts with Better Data and Partnerships We work with employers, educators, and industry leaders to strengthen Austin’s workforce through hiring solutions and labor market insights. Find hiring and training support tailored to your workforce goals.
Explore data on jobs and wages, employer demand, and the regional labor force. Labor market reports and insights to support workforce planning. September 7 Workforce Solutions Capital Area’s career centers are closed today in observance of Labor Day.
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