Columbus Career Resources
Ohio To Work partners helped more than 38,000 job seekers in the Columbus area find meaningful employment, upskilling or reskilling opportunities, and career resources.
While the Ohio To Work initiative has transitioned to a regional collaboration, the dedicated workforce partners will continue to provide career-building services that can lead to new opportunities with long-term benefits.
If you would like to access free services like personalized career coaching, accelerated training options and funding opportunities, contact one of the organizations below.
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Ohio To Work, an initiative from JobsOhio, helped job-seeking Ohioans find career resources or move into long-term careers with local employers in the healthcare, manufacturing and tech industries. Ohio To Work allowed workforce partners the opportunity to expand their coaching and support services, network partners, tools, and training programs – giving any Ohioan looking for a job the tools they needed to find work.
Ohio To Work was created in a direct response to the unemployment levels caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. As unemployment rates return to pre-pandemic levels, the Ohio To Work initiative has concluded in 2022 as originally planned.
The mission of Ohio To Work was to connect job seekers with career resources, all of which will remain after the brand’s conclusion. Job seeker resources will be available through organizations like Columbus Urban League, Goodwill Columbus, Jewish Family Services and OhioMeansJobs Columbus-Franklin County.
If you have a question about Ohio To Work, please reach out to info@ohiotowork.com.
Columbus Regional Sponsors
Our sponsors are proud to provide this collection of career resources to job seekers in the Central Ohio area.