Employment ServicesLOOKING FOR A JOB?
HOPELINK CAN HELP
Job seekers enroll in our Employment program to receive job search services and assistance. Hopelink’s Employment Services program provides resources, tools and individual coaching during the job search process. Whether you are hoping to get back into the workforce or are contemplating a career change, Employment Specialists can help identify your interests and skills and guide you in developing a successful career path.
By meeting 1:1 weekly with an Employment Specialist, you can:
Your enrollment process starts with an intake appointment to determine program eligibility. To learn more and schedule an appointment, call or email today!
425.250.3030 | HEP@hopelink.org
Welcoming Week Employer Meet and Greet
September 19
12 - 1:30PM
Bellevue Hopelink
14812 Main St.
Bellevue, WA 98007
Networking 101 Workshop
August 14
2 - 4:30PM
Redmond Hopelink Center
8990 154th Ave NE
Redmond, WA 98052
For the third year, Hopelink is hosting an event for Welcoming Week that offers job and career information to the community with a special focus on questions that immigrants may have. Employers will represent a range of different sectors and many of them are immigrants who are excited to connect with job seekers.
Questions? Please contact Hopelink's Employment Services Manager at 206.401.3269.
Bothell Library
18215 98th Avenue NE
Bothell, WA 98011
Thursdays
10AM - 12PM
July 11 and 25
August 8 and 22
September 12 and 26
Shoreline Library
345 NE 175th
Shoreline, WA 98155
Wednesdays
10 - 11AM
July 3 and 17
August 7 and 21
September 4 and 18
Please note: this is a training program for clients to help them increase their job skills. For a list of current openings at Hopelink please visit our career opportunities page.
Individuals enroll in the Employment program in order to receive job search services and assistance. Process starts with an enrollment to assess employment needs and interests rather than an instant appointment to work on a resume or cover letter.
Employment specialists can work with individuals outside our service area, but people must be able to meet at a Hopelink center or nearby public place. Click here to find your nearest center.
An employment specialist can serve an important role in assessing self-employment possibilities and pitfalls but cannot help someone start a business. For other self-employment resources, see Job Seeker Services at Worksource for free workshops and resources. If interested in self-employment as a driver of your own vehicle, see www.uber.com, www.lyft.com, or do a Google search “self-employed driving own vehicle” for delivery and courier jobs.
If you are interested in working for Hopelink you can visit our careers page for the latest opportunities.
There are various ways to volunteer at Hopelink. Please visit our volunteer page for full details and answers to frequently asked questions about the program.
