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State Dislocated Worker Program
Dislocated Worker Services for Residents or Workers in Hennepin County
Minnesota Training Partnership now provides employment and training assistance for people eligible for the State Dislocated Worker Program who live or work in Hennepin County, MN.
Read more and contact us for assistance!
Personalized Employment and Training Assistance
Lost Your Job Through No Fault of Your Own? Join our Dislocated Worker Program and Bounce Back Stro
The Dislocated Worker Program helps people who have lost their job, through no fault of their own, get back to work with similar pay and benefits. Our services are available to those who live or work in Hennepin County, MN.
We'll Be There for You, Every Step of the Way
How Can Minnesota Training Partnership Help Me?
Find your direction: Career planning & counseling
- Information on well-paying occupations in demand — today and in the future
- Online interest and skills assessment to find the right new job or career path for you
- Help setting career goals and determining your next steps and action plan
- Workshops to help you with career planning and your job search
You Choose the Services You Need Most!
Land the right job with expert help
- Resume revision, interview preparation and networking assistance
- Connection to English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction and Adult Basic Education (ABE)
- Job clubs, career fairs and other strategies to connect you to local employers
Education and training support for qualified individuals
- Training to earn a degree, certification or license to set you apart in the job market
- Assistance with workplace effectiveness and planning for career growth
- Training to develop new skills needed to enter a high-demand career field
Support services to help you in your time of transition
- Help with expenses such as transportation or family care to help you achieve job or training goals
How Can I Learn More?
Call 507-323-2013 Email NYang@mnaflcio.org
Minnesota Training Partnership is an equal opportunity employer and service provider.
This information is available in alternative formats for people with disabilities by calling 612-405-0894 (voice) or by using your preferred relay service.
Funded by Hennepin County Workforce Development