Best Job & Career in Wyoming — 15 resources

About Job & Career for Women

Job and career resources for women run through the 2,400+ American Job Centers (AJCs) nationwide, the Department of Labor's Women's Bureau, and SBA Women's Business Centers. AJCs offer free job search, resume help, and WIOA-funded training (often

0,000+ in tuition for in-demand occupations). WANTO grants fund women entering nontraditional trades like construction, electrical, and HVAC. Registered Apprenticeships pay workers during training, and organizations like Chicago Women in Trades, Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW), and Dress for Success support entry and re-entry. For formerly incarcerated women, programs like the Center for Employment Opportunities provide transitional jobs. This directory includes AJCs, WBCs, apprenticeships, and women-focused workforce programs.

Job & Career in Wyoming

Wyoming district courts hear family matters across its 23 counties and nine judicial districts. The Child Support Services Program operates under DFS. Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie, and Gillette are the largest cities. Legal Aid of Wyoming and the Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault provide statewide civil legal aid and safety services for women.

15 Resources

1. Wyoming Department of Workforce Services — Free

State employment services with job search and career counseling for women entering or advancing in the workforce in Cheyenne. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Many services are free; some require referral from a partner agency or workforce program. Open Mon-Fri 8am-5pm.

307-777-8650 · 122 W 25th St, Cheyenne, WY 82002 · Mon-Fri 8am-5pm

2. Wyoming Workforce Centers — Free

Local offices offering job search and career services for women entering or advancing in the workforce across Wyoming. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Many services are free; some require referral from a partner agency or workforce program. Open Mon-Fri 8am-5pm.

307-777-8650 · Multiple locations statewide · Mon-Fri 8am-5pm

3. Goodwill Industries of Wyoming — Free

Job training and employment services for women entering or advancing in the workforce in Wyoming. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Many services are free; some require referral from a partner agency or workforce program. Open Mon-Fri 8am-5pm.

307-577-1710 · Casper, WY · Mon-Fri 8am-5pm · Visit Website

4. NOWCAP — Employment (Worland) — Free

Employment and training for women entering or advancing in the workforce in Wyoming. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Many services are free; some require referral from a partner agency or workforce program. Open Mon-Fri 8am-5pm.

307-347-6185 · Worland, WY · Mon-Fri 8am-5pm · Visit Website

5. CLIMB Wyoming — Free

Career training and job placement for women entering or advancing in the workforce across Wyoming. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Many services are free; some require referral from a partner agency or workforce program. Open Mon-Fri 8am-5pm.

307-577-3625 · Statewide Service · Mon-Fri 8am-5pm · Visit Website

6. CareerOneStop — Free

US Department of Labor career, training, and job search portal. Find American Job Centers near you for women entering or advancing in the workforce. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Available online 24/7 at careeronestop.org with no registration required.

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7. America's Job Centers — Free

Free in-person career help, training referrals, and job search assistance at 2,400+ AJC locations nationwide for women entering or advancing in the workforce. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Available online 24/7 at careeronestop.org with no registration required.

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8. DOL Women's Bureau — Free

US Department of Labor agency promoting good jobs and equity for working women. Resources and data. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Available online 24/7 at dol.gov with no registration required.

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9. Dress for Success — Free

Free professional attire and career development services for women entering the workforce. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Available online 24/7 at dressforsuccess.org with no registration required.

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10. Bottomless Closet — Free

Free interview-appropriate clothing and career development for women seeking economic independence. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Available online 24/7 at bottomlesscloset.org with no registration required.

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11. Year Up — Free

Free 1-year career training program for young adults 18-29 leading to corporate apprenticeships for women entering or advancing in the workforce. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Available online 24/7 at yearup.org with no registration required.

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12. Goodwill Career Services — Free

Free job training, career counseling, and placement at Goodwill centers nationwide for women entering or advancing in the workforce. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Available online 24/7 at goodwill.org with no registration required.

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13. Women Employed — Free

Improving the economic status of women through advocacy and career navigation services. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Available online 24/7 at womenemployed.org with no registration required.

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14. SCORE — Free Business Mentors — Free

Free mentoring and business education for entrepreneurs, including women business owners. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Available online 24/7 at score.org with no registration required.

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15. SBA Office of Women's Business Ownership — Free

US Small Business Administration support for women entrepreneurs including Women's Business Centers. Services include resume help, interview prep, job placement, and skills training. Available online 24/7 at sba.gov with no registration required.

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Frequently Asked

How many job & career resources are in Wyoming?
Women's Corner tracks 15 job & career resources for women in Wyoming.
Are job & career resources in Wyoming free?
15 of the 15 listed job & career resources in Wyoming are explicitly free or low-cost.
Which cities in Wyoming have job & career resources?
Listings span cities including Cheyenne, Casper, Worland.
What are some examples of job & career resources in Wyoming?
Featured entries include Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, Wyoming Workforce Centers, Goodwill Industries of Wyoming, NOWCAP — Employment (Worland), CLIMB Wyoming.
Do these listings include phone numbers?
5 of 15 Wyoming job & career listings include phone numbers.
Where do I get free job training?
Your local American Job Center (find at CareerOneStop.org or call 1-877-872-5627) offers free training, resume help, and job placement through the WIOA program. Goodwill, Dress for Success, and Bottomless Closet provide job-readiness, interview clothing, and coaching. Community colleges run short-term certificate programs (CNA, medical billing, IT) under
,000 that lead to immediate jobs.
Are there programs that hire single mothers?
Yes. Many employers partner with Goodwill, YWCA, and Workforce Boards on second-chance and single-mom hiring tracks — childcare assistance, flexible schedules, and tuition reimbursement included. Look at 'Family Forward NC' style state initiatives, certified Family-Friendly employers, and federal contractors (required to support working parents). Healthcare and logistics are the fastest-growing single-mom-friendly fields.
How do I write a resume after years out of the workforce?
Skip the chronological format — use a functional or hybrid resume that leads with skills (organization, budgeting, time management, problem-solving from caregiving counts). Reframe volunteer work, PTA, and freelance work as professional experience. Free help: American Job Centers, Dress for Success Career Center, LinkedIn's free resume builder, and the SBA Women's Business Centers.
What if I have a criminal record?
You still qualify for most jobs — Ban-the-Box laws in 37 states delay background questions until later in hiring. Federal contractors can't ask about records on the initial application. The Federal Bonding Program insures employers against loss for hiring you. Many states allow expungement of certain records after a waiting period — ask legal aid about clearing your record.