Training resources
Build skills for the work you want. Explore free online learning, local programs, and opportunities to learn while working.
Choose training with a clear purpose
- Look at current postings for the role you want. Note which skills or credentials employers actually request.
- Compare the full cost, time commitment, equipment needs, and any exam or renewal fees.
- Check whether a certificate is a course completion award, an occupational certification, or a state license. They serve different purposes.
- Ask the provider about prerequisites and whether employers recognize the program. Confirm funding before committing to a paid course.
A course or credential does not guarantee a job. The resources below have different access requirements; check the provider’s current details.
Explore learning and career pathways
IBM SkillsBuild
Explore online technology and workplace learning for adults, including AI and career skills.
Free online learning. Registration may be required; check eligibility and availability for specific credentials.
CareerOneStop training tools
Find local education and training, research certifications and state licenses, and explore financial aid resources.
Free search tools. Listed schools, courses, exams, and credentials may charge fees.
Apprenticeship.gov
Learn about Registered Apprenticeship and search for opportunities combining paid work, mentoring, and instruction.
Free career information and search. Entry requirements and availability vary by employer and program.
WIOA-eligible training programs
Find state directories of programs eligible for Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act funding.
Free directory. Funding is not automatic; ask your local workforce program about eligibility and approval before enrolling.
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