You may be wondering how we can help you...

...and that really depends on your personal and professional goals!

If you aren't sure what your goals are, that is a great place to start. The MyNextMove assessment is a tool that can help you to figure out what your goals are and then we can help you figure out how to reach those goals!

Go to My Next Move!

Want to explore the WIOA program options in our area? Follow these steps!

1- Go to the Portal

www.worksourcegaportal.com

Click on "Resources and Services" and select "Training and Education Programs" from the dropdown.

2- Click to Change Area

Under "Select New Area," choose "Workforce Region."

Then, choose "Central Savannah Workforce Investment Area."

Scroll to bottom of screen and click "Search"

Explore Options!

Now, you can explore some of the program options that may be funded under WIOA funding for eligible participants!

Be sure to click through all of the pages to see all of the options!

Do you already know what kind of services you need?

Maybe you need help getting your GED, you want to get your CDL, or you just need more training in order to move up in the workforce! Let us know how we can help you to identify your goals and the steps you need to take!

Veterans

WorkSource CSRA provide veterans (Transitioning Service Members), with the same comprehensive career and education support available to all participants, along with additional financial assistance for short-term training programs such as Project Management (PMP) and others. Our targeted initiatives for veterans are designed to enhance their existing skills and facilitate their alignment with occupations that lead to successful career outcomes. Retaining this essential demographic in Georgia will help alleviate the challenges employers face in sourcing qualified individuals to meet both current and future labor market demands. A critical strategy involves ensuring that the experience and expertise gained in the military can be effectively transitioned to civilian roles, thereby addressing broader issues related to labor force participation rates.