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ARIZONA@WORK Pima County One-Stop Career Centers

Whether you are looking for work, changing careers, or exploring new career options, the Pima County One-Stop connects workers and job seekers – youth, adults, veterans, and dislocated workers – to ARIZONA@WORK, a statewide network of employment, training, and educational programs.

Kino CenterThe Pima County Department of Community & Workforce Development (CWD), the Pima County Workforce Investment Board (WIB), and the ARIZONA@WORK Pima County One-Stop partner with businesses, community organizations, government and economic entities, education and training institutions, and faith-based groups to efficiently deliver services by having common goals and measures for success.

By offering high-quality services, referrals, and training, One-Stop's customer-focused delivery network enhances long-term employment outcomes for individuals receiving assistance.

Pima County's CWD is a One-Stop service provider for the Title I-B Adult, Dislocated Worker, and Youth programs and activities as defined by the Workforce Investment and Opportunity Act. CWD administers these programs to improve the economic and social sustainability of Pima County by:

  • Developing skilled workers for quality jobs
  • Assisting employers to address workforce and recruitment needs through its Business Services team
  • Mitigating the impact of layoffs
  • Assisting households in financial crisis 
  • Helping persons with barriers, such as homelessness and lack of literacy, to transition into our economic talent pool

Services are offered at three locations (click here for map): The One-Stop Kino Center has been designated to assist workers who have been laid off (dislocated workers) and veterans. Adult job seekers are served at the One-Stop Rio Nuevo Center, and the One-Stop Sullivan Jackson Employment Center assists homeless youth and adults.

Three tiers of service are offered:

Employment Resources 

Labor Market Information, Job Banks, On-Line and virtual job matching, job leads, workshops, resume assistance, career counseling. You can subscribe to weekly emails for up to date information

 Intensive Career Services


Services include vocational assessment, individualized career planning, pre-vocational adult education, job search and placement. These services are grant funded and require an eligibility determination for more information contact 520-724-7700

 Training


Training opportunities may be available to eligible participants who need specific credentials and training to retain or obtain employment. More than 300 occupational training programs are available with additional activities like On-The-Job Training, Apprenticeships, and more!



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The One-Stop Resource Room is your job search headquarters. Services are available to anyone, free of charge, on a walk-in basis from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. Core Services include:

  • Weekly email of job leads - Click here to subscribe
  • Computers to develop your resumes and cover letters
  • Internet Access and free WiFi – explore job opportunities, establish an email account and send resumes
  • Copier, fax machines and telephones (for job-seeking purposes only)
  • Assistance with creating a professional resume 
  • Labor market information
  • Unemployment Insurance information 
  • Consultations with Workforce Development Specialists to provide job leads and placement assistance
  • Career Exploration for Veterans Workshop
  • Youth Programs
  • Pre-Employment and other seminars descriptions about the seminars held at the One-Stop Career Center.
  • Information about education and vocational training opportunities with partner agencies and employers
If you need additional services to secure sustainable employment you may be eligible to enroll in Intensive Services. With the help of Workforce Development Specialists and through a network of partners (non-profit, government, educational, and private corporations) participants have the opportunity to participate in the following services:
Supportive services for active participants and their families are provided through an integrated network of community service providers.

If you do not have the skills necessary to secure sustainable employment you may be eligible for Training Services, including specialized occupational skill training. Workforce Development Specialists can help you to prepare an application for training through:

  • Occupational skills training from Arizona's Eligible Training Provider List of more than 300 programs.
  • On-the-Job training and internships are developed with a variety of local employers by the One-Stop Employer Outreach Team. These opportunities combine instruction with work experience in the target occupation. This component also helps job seekers with limited work history to establish employer references.
  • Customized training in special-demand areas.

Training applications are approved based on the strength of the application, feasibility of the training plan, and availability of funds.

Adult Education / Basic Training

The One-Stop High School Equivalency (HSE) testing and diploma program is provided by Pima Community College Adult Basic Education for College and Career (ABECC), with classes offered onsite at both the Rio Nuevo and Kino One-Stop Career Centers.
 
Call (520) 206-3987 to register and to find out more information on upcoming classes. Note:  Classes, workshops and locations may be subject to change.

H-1B One Workforce Grant Program

This specialized program specifically targets occupations within the aerospace, manufacturing and information technology fields. For information on this program, please contact Birni Stickell, Program Coordinator at (520) 724-4725 or via email

 

 

Pima County Works

PimaWorks.com is a one-stop resource for job seekers and employers. For more information or if you would like to speak to a workforce specialist, please contact us at 520-724-7700, Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.

Virtual Employability Skills classes are also available from the One-Stop.

The One-Stop works with local businesses to maintain a listing of available employment
The Pima County One-Stop helps businesses recruit and retain qualified employees at all skill levels. The One-Stop provides employers with a single point of contact to connect with hundreds of community programs, private and public training colleges, federal and local grant funds, as well as thousands of local job applicants. The One-Stop Business Services Team:
  • One StopServes as a One-Stop system connecting employers to services, resources and programs available in the community to assist workers and/or training participants.
  • Provides information to employers on economic development programs and assists them in taking advantage of applicable incentives and tax credits.
  • Develop On-the-Job Training (OJT) as a structured work-based program directly with the employer to teach the skills required for a particular occupation required by the company. This approach combines instruction with work experience in the target occupation or a related position. Eligible businesses can receive up to 50% in wage reimbursements for selected positions, based on certain criteria. 
  • Provides outplacement services and other strategies to respond to layoffs and plant closures as well as special assistance to companies exploring alternatives to a layoff.

One-Stop Business Services

Does your business have specific needs? We are assessing workforce skills through various industry sectors and technologies.

The key to successfully identifying training programs and educational opportunities for your employees depends on your involvement. Join industry partners in taking a step to support local workforce development and training by providing your input. A trained workforce is vital; it not only impacts your bottom line, but enhances your competitiveness, and your eligibility for contracts. Contact Business Services Team at Business.Services@pima.gov to make sure that your group is included.

Kino Veterans' Workforce Center

Pima County One-Stop opened the Kino Veterans Workforce Center in 2012 to provide needed support services for veterans and to help them find jobs, get training and access benefits.

No one person or agency can do it all, so we formed veteran-centric partnerships using the Pima County One-Stop model, which allows partners to bring their expertise to assist veterans and their families while working with employers to hire veterans.

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Our services:

Kino Veterans Workforce Center
  • Peer support, networking clubs, computer labs and office equipment to support training and job searches
  • Career counseling and job-search assistance, including help with resumes; skill and aptitude assessments; and interview techniques
  • Benefits counseling and claims assistance for education, medical care, disability, behavioral health services and recovery
  • Assistance with housing and other basic needs
  • Adult education, tutoring and study-skills workshops; occupational skills training; and on-the-job training partnerships
  • Assistance with tools, uniforms and other job necessities

For more information, please call: 520-724-2646

Kino Veterans'
Workforce Center
2801 E. Ajo Way
Tucson AZ 85714

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Community and Workforce Development

Kino Service Center
(Dislocated worker)
2797 E. Ajo Way
Tucson, AZ 85713

(520) 724-7700

Community Development
(Home Repair, CDBG, HOME)
2797 E. Ajo Way
Tucson, AZ  85713

Phone: (520) 724-2461
Fax: (520) 724-6796

Veterans Workforce Center
2801 E. Ajo Way
Tucson, AZ 85713

(520) 724-2646

Rio Nuevo Center
(Unemployed adults)
340 N. Commerce Park Loop
Tortolita Building
Tucson, AZ 85745

(520) 724-7650

Sullivan Jackson Employment Center
(Homeless individuals)
400 E. 26th Street
Tucson, AZ 85713

(520) 724-7300

Youth Employment Center
320 N. Commerce Park Loop Sentinel Building, 2nd Floor
Tucson, AZ 85745

(520) 724-9649

Housing Center (El Banco)
(Community Assistance Division)
801 W. Congress Street
Tucson, AZ 85745

(520) 724-2460

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