Find a Job

Need help finding a job?

The One Stop Career Centers can help you find full-time or part-time employment. All services focus on your existing job related experience and abilities to help you obtain a job.

Use the public access self-services listed below at no cost and at your convenience at any of the four locations (Atlantic City, Hammonton, Pleasantville, and Wildwood)

• Computers with printers are available to write cover letters and resumes.
• Fax machines and telephones are available to correspond with employers.
• Employment related resources are available about local job market trends and a list of demand occupations.
• The Internet is available to you to conduct a search for employment across the state and nation. From home, visit www.wnjpin.net and begin your online job search today.

In Atlantic County workshops and classes are also provided based on assignment to help you find employment: If you are eligible to attend workshops and classes you will receive a letter in the mail regarding the schedule. However, you may see a “interviewer" at any time to discuss your resume, cover letter or how to conduct yourself in an interview.  In Cape May County, you may sign up to attend workshops at classes offered at the Wildwood Office.

• Learn the most effective methods for your job search and how to utilize the computer to post your resume online
• Improve your cover letter and resume writing skills
• Practice your interviewing skills
• Network with individuals with similar employment backgrounds

If you need additional help, a Job Matching and Referral Service is available at no cost. Staff is available to refer you to job openings listed in the One Stop Career Center national database and your job skills, education and experience are matched with those needed by an employer. If you choose to participate in this service, please set aside a minimum of one to two hours for an interview. When a match is made, you will receive a referral card to take with you on your interview with the employer.

In some cases, and when eligible, you may be referred to other services such as:  job training, public assistance (health, housing, legal etc…), vocational counseling, and/or educational services.