Jobs & Careers Resources

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• Job Seekers Computer Lab @ SFPL
  The Main Library Fifth Floor Computer Training Room is open on a drop in basis for job seekers. Computers with Internet connection are available for independent work creating or updating your resume, preparing job applications and/or searching online for jobs. Mondays 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Tuesdays 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
• Tenderloin Technology Lab
  TTC 's mission is to provide residents of the Tenderloin and other nonprofits with important technology and vocational skills that increase opportunities for employment, access to essential community resources, and connections with family and friends.
• Technology Access Center - Jewish Vocational Services
  How to get started: To enroll, simply attend one of our TAC Enrollment sessions. No registration is required. Please arrive promptly, as we are unable to admit late arrivals. TAC Enrollment times: Mondays, 2:00-3:00pm Wednesdays, 2:30-3:30pm Fridays, 10:30-11:30am (If you can’t make one of these times, let us know, and we’ll set up an individual session.) TAC hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.
• One Stop Career Link Centers
  The One Stop Career Link Centers are designed to provide a comprehensive approach to career planning and job search services in order to better assist you with finding employment as quickly as possible. One Stop Career Link Centers provide the following services: -Job Search Assistance -Career Planning and Exploration -Job Preparation Workshops -Training Opportunities -Access to Resource Room with Computers, Fax and Copy machines -Unemployment Information (link to EDD) -Availability of Supportive Services (including childcare and transportation)
• Western Addition Community Technology Center
  The Western Addition Community Technology Center provides free unlimited Internet access, plus we provide classroom instruction for computer basics to fit your needs, as well as instruction in Microsoft Windows 7, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office and SKYPE(video conferencing) as well.
• Experience Unlimited - EDD
  Provided at no fee, the program provides a place where job seekers can meet regularly with other career professionals to share job leads, provide support, and update their job search skills. Resources include: •Workshops on job search strategies, résumés, interview techniques, and networking •Résumé evaluations and mock interviews •Networking opportunities •Access to on-line job listings •On-line résumé postings through CalJOBSSM •Special events and guest speakers •Use of computers, printers, copiers, telephone, fax, and Internet
• SF State University
  Patrons who need more computer time can get it at the SF State Library. It is "open 24 hours when classes are in session." Call to make sure it is open. 415-338-1854. Guest passes are given to those with CA ID for up to 2 hours on the 6 computers reserved for non-SF State guests. Present your CA ID at the circulation desk to get a guest account.

• SFPL Computer Classes
  San Francisco Public Library computer classes at the Main Library and the Branches. Free and open to all.
• Sf Connected
  SF Connected is a service sponsored by the San Francisco Department of Aging and Adult Services Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP). The program focuses on the City's seniors and adults with disabilities because they can most benefit from expanded access.
• San Francisco Community Colleges
  Free, non-credit classes are available for beginners at the nine Community College Centers of San Francisco’s City College. These classes offer basic introductions to Computers, Typing, and the Internet. For more information, call City College at: 415-239-3000
• Tenderloin Technology Lab
  TTC 's mission is to provide residents of the Tenderloin and other nonprofits with important technology and vocational skills that increase opportunities for employment, access to essential community resources, and connections with family and friends.
• University of the Commons
  The University of the Commons creates opportunities for learning, camaraderie, and critical thinking by and for the diverse San Francisco Bay Area community. Activities include classes, lectures, workshops, seminars, exhibitions, teach-ins, and art and activist interventions. The University of the Commons aims to inspire participants to evolve more equitable and just societies and live more empowered and fulfilling lives. All activities are free of charge.

• Computer Instructional Resources - Project Read - SFPL
  Computer/Technology resources, including Facebook, Google, Ed2go, EDD One Stop Career Centers and other resources for adult literacy and more...
• LearntheNet.com
  Learn the basics about computers and the Internet, email, social media, surfing the web, and much more.
• Living Internet
  A very basic but comprehensive site about all aspects of the Internet.
• UC Berkeley - Teaching Library Internet Workshops
  Search engines, Subject directories, the invisible web, meta search engines, evaluating websites, a glossary and more.
• Internet 101
  Learn basic computer skills online for free.
• Basic Computer Skills Curriculum
  Saint Paul Community Literacy Consortium: Learn basic computer skills, vocabulary, opening and saving files, word processing and excel spreadsheet exercises and more. Many of the files are PDFs unless otherwise noted.

• Jig Zone
  Practice "mousing" with these nifty online jigsaw puzzles. JigZone is an online Jigsaw Puzzle where you choose the level of difficulty from a simple 6 piece cut to a challenging 247 piece cut.
• Mousing Around
  Basic mousing skill building.
• Mouserobics
  Learn to use the mouse with this basic tutorial. Online exercizes teach how to move and click a computer mouse, click buttons, use drop-down and scroll-bar menus, and fill-out forms. Watch out! The numbers get smaller and are set all over the computer screen. Be sure to take a good look around. :)