PCC Willow Creek Center * 241 SW Edgeway Drive, Beaverton OR 97006 * Phone 971- 722 - 2713
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If you are a worker who has been laid off, OR a youth between the ages of 18 and 24 and haven't already done so, please complete i-Match registration online at www.worksourceportlandmetro.org.

Go to the WorkSource Center closest to you to register for employment and training services

• You will need your Social Security number
• Bring a valid drivers license or legal picture ID with current address
• If male over the age of 18, register for Selective Service at www.sss.gov before you go to the WorkSource Center
• Be legal to work in the United States
• Take the WIN assessments and complete the Welcome Process, which will take between 1.5 to 2 hours; no appointment is necessary
• You will be assigned a Job Seeker ID#
• Talk to the Welcome Team Member

Please research your chosen training program and determine pre-requisites for admission

• Apply for Federal Financial Aid
• Apply to PCC (or other school) for admission
• Take the College Placement Test (Compass test at PCC

 

Washington County Locations:

WorkSource Portland Metro Beaverton/Hillsboro
241 SW Edgeway Drive
Beaverton, OR 97006
Directions

WorkSource Portland Metro Tualatin
7995 SW Mohawk St
Tualatin, OR 97062
Directions

Other WorkSource Centers

Region 2 Eligible Training Providers list :

The local Workforce Investment Board through the Regional Competitiveness Committee establishes target industries within which the workforce development system will offer and fund training services. The industries and related training services are directly linked to in-demand occupations that provide a career path leading toward self-sufficiency.

To access the Eligible Training Providers List :

• Visit WorkSource Portland Metro website (sign in or log in as guest)
• Click on Resources and choose Assess and Increase Your Skills.
  
  

Portland Community College

• PCC Job Fairs and Events
• Institute for Management and Professional Development
• PCC Continuing Education
• PCC classes - general
• Career Pathways

On-the-Job Training National Emergency Grant

The purpose of On-the-Job Training contract (OJT) is to assist businesses in training and retraining skilled, productive workers. OJT's may be used to help train newly hired employees. WorkSource eligibility required. Please check the flyer for details. Contact the Regional Business Specialist.

• On-the-Job Training Overview.

Trainings available to all job seekers:

• Workplace Foundational Computer Skills: Open to all job seekers to learn and increase their computer literacy skills for the workplace. The job seeker will have the opportunity to work independently and reinforce what they have learned in the basic or advanced computer workshops, work with the Vocational Trainer to receive one-on-one computer assistance and use a computer to perform job search related activities.