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Customers will be shown how to create a free ny.gov account in order to access Job Zone.
Customers will be shown how to identify their job interests and connect those interests to jobs in their area via the Job Zone Self- Assessment.
Customers will be shown how to identify their work values they have for a job, and how to connect those work values to jobs in their area.
Customers will be shown how to match skills they already have to jobs that are in their area, in addition to learning about other skills they may need to obtain.
Customers will be shown how to view a report that is a summary of the assessments they can take on Job Zone. This report will give them a list of jobs that match their skill set as determined by the assessments they took in Job Zone.
Customers will be shown how to input information about their work goals, skills, experience, and work availability into Job Zone to generate a score that will tell them how employable they are (Employability Score).
Customers will be shown what the purpose of a resume is, and how to create one using the resume builder in Job Zone.
Customers will be shown how to upload a resume from their computer to Job Zone.
Customers will be shown how to perform a job search that matches information in their resume to jobs in their area.
Customers will be shown how to perform a job search by typing in a keyword that describes the job they are looking for.
Customers will be shown how to use the Job Scout feature. This feature will allow them to have jobs of interest sent to them in their email.
Customers will be shown how to keep track of their work search activities, whether for Unemployment Insurance purposes or for their own records.