How to find free job training

Learn about free government job training programs. These programs can help you learn new skills to reach your career goals.

Find job training programs in your state

Most states offer job training programs. Find your state labor department website to search for job training programs near you.

CareerOneStop training and resources

Visit the Department of Labor's CareerOneStop website to learn how to:

• Plan a job search
• Write resumes
• Prepare for interviews
• Identify the type of training you need
• Learn about available training programs
• Pay for job training

Training programs for older workers

The Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) offers job training through community service. The SCSEP can help you learn new skills and prepare you for jobs outside the program.

Find an SCSEP program near you.

Training programs for people with disabilities

The government offers job training and employment resources for people with disabilities. These resources can help you find opportunities that match your skills and abilities.

Learn about job training resources for people with disabilities.

Training programs for young adults

These programs are available to young adults who are making plans to enter the workforce:

• GetMyFuture’s activities, tools, and resources can help you reach your career goals. You must be between the ages of 14 and 24 to qualify.
• Job Corps is a free program for young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 who earn a low income. This program can help you develop your academic and trade skills to prepare for a career.

Training programs for veterans

Learn about government programs that offer job training for veterans and military spouses.

Training programs for Native Americans

Use the Native American Program Finder to learn about local organizations that offer:

• Employment and training services
• Educational assistance
• Job placement assistance

Training programs for TANF benefit recipients

The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program provides financial help to people who have a low income. In addition to food and housing assistance, some TANF programs also offer job training. Contact your local TANF office to find out if job training is available and if you are eligible.

Explore opportunities in citizen science

Find volunteer opportunities in citizen science where you can:

• Learn new skills
• Contribute to meaningful research
• Get real-world experience that could help you get a job

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