The bustling landscape of career opportunities in Washington is about to undergo an exciting transformation! The Washington Workforce Board is thrilled to announce the impending relaunch of the Career Bridge website, set to take place in June. This initiative is aimed at giving students and job seekers an upgraded, user-friendly digital platform to explore thousands of educational and career opportunities.

A Vision for the Future

Marina Parr, the Director of Workforce System Advancement, recently shared insights with the House Postsecondary Education and Workforce Committee about the vision behind this redesign. “It’s going to be a new and improved, much more user-friendly tool,” Parr emphasized, highlighting the user-centered approach that has gone into the redevelopment of Career Bridge.

What to Expect from the New Career Bridge

The new Career Bridge website is set to offer an enhanced experience for users seeking educational and career opportunities in Washington. Here’s what you can expect from the revamped platform:

1. Explore Careers

   1. Career Quiz: A fun and interactive quiz to help you discover potential careers that align with your interests and skills.

   2. Career Clusters: Browse various sectors and view occupations grouped by career clusters, making it easier to find options that suit you.

   3. Demand-Decline List: Access regional information on thriving occupations versus those in decline, helping you make informed career choices.

2. Find Education

   1. Education Programs: Explore extensive information on over 6,500 education programs available across Washington, ranging from short-term training to degree programs.

   2. Program Performance: Evaluate the success rates and outcomes of different education programs, allowing you to select the best fit for your career goals.

3. Career Resources

   1. Career Counseling: Utilize personalized resources and counseling services designed to assist you in navigating your career journey.

   2. Apprenticeships: Learn about opportunities to earn while you learn through apprenticeship programs.

   3. Military and Veterans Resources: Connect with programs that lead to civilian jobs or attend a military academy.

   4. Disability Resources: Find programs that assist individuals with disabilities or blindness.

For more information, visit Washington Workforce Watch at: https://lnkd.in/gYwbB8H6

Additional Tools

• Job Trends:

  • Stay updated on job trends and market demands.

• How-To Videos:

  • Watch videos that explain how to use the Career Bridge website effectively at: https://youtu.be/QIE3gYLLTtg?si=LEzXwQU93747Gonj

References

1. Washington Career Bridge

2. Washington Career Bridge - Explore Careers

3. Washington Career Bridge - Workforce