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Programs, Classes and Resources

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Job Seekers’ LabTuesdays from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Thursdays from 2 – 5 p.m. Computer Training Center, 5th Floor, Bridge at Main

Computers with Internet connection are available for independent work creating or updating your resume, preparing job applications and/or searching online for jobs. Handouts, books and some staff assistance are available during drop in hours. Bring a flash drive to store your work. Be considerate and share computer space with others. Learn more about Jobs & Careers Resources at sfpl.org/jobresources.

Jobs & Careers Resources at sfpl.org/jobresources

Yoga for Job Seekers & Everyone ElseThursday, August 27 from 6 – 7:30 p.m.Latino/Hispanic Community Meeting Room, Lower Level

Yoga and meditation led by Danielle Barnett geared toward people seeking a new job or career direction. This class helps job seekers visualize what they are looking for, all the while stretching and opening the body, calming the mind, releasing tension, and connecting with our center. Everyone & all levels are welcome including beginners. Bring a yoga mat if you have one, a towel, water, and wear comfortable clothing.

Job ClubMondays from 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. Learning Studio, 5th Floor, Bridge at Main

This class has been prepared for persons with specialized learning needs who have not yet become part of the workforce or have some barriers to becoming gainfully employed. This weekly discussion group will take participants through the process of preparing for and practicing inter-view skills, participating in mock interviews and workplace etiquette. Each week will focus an important aspect of the social skills needed to navigate the process. Space is limited. Sign up by calling (415) 557-4388 or stop by The Bridge at Main.

This program is presented by the Arc San Francisco, a non-profit agency. The mission of the Arc San Francisco is to serve people with developmental disabilities by promoting self-determination, dignity and quality of life.

Let Us Amaze You! Useful Tools for Your Job Search Wednesday, August 12 from 2 – 4 p.m.Computer Training Center, 5th Floor, Bridge at Main

In the first hour hear an introduction to resources that will help you become a more informed and empowered job seeker. The tools offered in this class are free or low cost and available to all. Some resources may require a SFPL library card & pin number. In the second hour Kate Ryan, Job Training Adviser, will speak about programs & services for job seekers & career changers at City College of San Francisco, and will conduct a brief ‘skill-share’ session that you may add to your growing job search tool kit.

Opportunities to Earn Income in the Digital EconomyThursday, August 20 from 6 – 7:30 p.m.Computer Training Center, 5th Floor, Bridge at Main

Earn money when you’re not using your car! The City of San Francisco is releasing an online lesson that walks you through Getaround, a carsharing service that can help you earn money while you look for a job. For a limited time, Getaround is offering a $99 equipment waiver for anyone who signs up through the online lesson. Attend the training to learn more about this opportunity and other digital economy options that will help you earn income immediately. In partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Civic Innovation, MOCI and San Francisco Office of Economic & Workforce Development, OEWD. Co-Presenters from Samaschool.

Resume Workshop & Drop-insSunday, August 2312 – 2 p.m.Sycip Meeting Room, 4th Floor

Looking for a new job? Interested in a career change? Applying for a promotion? Whether you’re a recent college grad or an industry veteran, come refresh your resume knowledge and kick start your job search! Stay after the workshop to receive a one-on-one resume review. Presenter: Dylan Houle, Resume Expert

Resume Strategies for Career TransitioningWednesday, August 26 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.Latino/Hispanic Community Meeting Room, Lower Level

Making the leap in career transitioning works better with a resume that works harder for you. This workshop focuses on creative ways to present your capabilities and improve your impact. Attendees are invited to bring a resume for review by a career professional who prepares resumes with a marketing twist. Presenter: Marilyn Tullius

Using Facebook to Help Get Your Next Job Wednesday, August 5 Create a Facebook account: 2:15 – 2:45 p.m.Workshop: 2:45 – 5:45 p.m.Computer Training Center, 5th Floor, Bridge at Main

Social network websites such as Facebook that can work in conjunction with LinkedIn to increase your chance of securing employment. Increase your chances of employment with lots of potential contacts. Class covers: · How to set up a Facebook account (Optional) · Basic overview of Facebook features · How to use Facebook applications to assist you with your job search Guest presenter: Paul Fong

LinkedIn for Job SearchTuesday, August 18 from 5:30 p.m.Computer Training Center, 5th Floor, Bridge at Main

Whether you’re currently looking for a job, or are looking to grow in a current one, having an active account on LinkedIn can be a big help. An expert will go step-by-step through the process of creating a LinkedIn account and profile and give special tips for how to connect with people and use it for your professional development. Guest Presenter: David Robins, JVS.org