Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership at 69 W Washington, Suite 2860 is the federally designated workforce-development board for Chicago and Cook County, running 16 American Job Center locations across the region. Free services include WIOA-funded training scholarships up to
0,000, on-the-job-training subsidies, and Sector Bridge programs targeting healthcare, manufacturing, IT, and transportation. Call (312) 603-0200 weekdays 8:30am-5pm.
(312) 603-0200 · 69 W Washington St Suite 2860, Chicago, IL 60602
Goodwill of Metro Chicago at 2451 S Washtenaw runs free workforce-development programs and Job Connection retail-training across 80+ Chicagoland Goodwill stores. Programs serve mothers returning to work, women with disabilities, and individuals with criminal records. Call (312) 588-4300 weekdays 8am-5pm. Goodwill of Northern Illinois separately serves Rockford and the I-90 corridor with its own workforce programs and store network.
(312) 588-4300 · 2451 S Washtenaw Ave, Chicago, IL 60608
Year Up Chicago at 36 S Wabash, Suite 1100 offers a free one-year career-training program for young adults ages 18-29 combining six months of skills training in IT, finance, or sales with a six-month corporate internship at Chicago employers like JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Salesforce. Participants earn a weekly stipend. Call (312) 784-0348 weekdays 8am-5pm; cohorts start every January and July with rolling applications.
(312) 784-0348 · 36 S Wabash Ave Suite 1100, Chicago, IL 60603
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