Past Events

Explore your interests and learn to use them to recognize fulfilling career opportunities. Learn the language of the RIASEC framework, which can give you insights into careers you may not know much about.

Sea World is is hosting a job fair. During the job fair, hiring managers will be interviewing applicants and making on-the-spot job offers for specific departments. Those interested in attending the job fair are encouraged to bring multiple copies of their resume.

Drop-in hours are available for you to meet with a Workforce Partnership Learning Team member to help to find the answers you are looking for. These sessions are flexible to cover what you need.

This in-person workshop will be tailored to the needs of the participants, and could cover anything from the basics of how to turn on a computer, to setting up an email address. All sessions will show participants how to use the various online learning resources provided by the Workforce Partnership.

This session introduces participants to our Ikigai, a concept that means, "reason for being."  You'll also get an overview of the various career learning resources available from the San Diego Workforce Partnership and guidance on how to best engage with them.

Explore online tools like Career Coach that can help you learn more about careers you may be interested in—including those you may have never heard of before.

This course will explore questions like: What does it mean to have a quality job? How does that differ for each person and how can it change over the course of your life?

This session introduces participants to our Ikigai, a concept that means, "reason for being."  You'll also get an overview of the various career learning resources available from the San Diego Workforce Partnership and guidance on how to best engage with them.

Learn what the employer-driven essential skills are, practice them, and get introduced to a tool to keep them front of mind.

Learn what the employer-driven essential skills are, practice them, and get introduced to a tool to keep them front of mind.