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  1. Question and Answer

    This site was built by a team of experts from public education, higher ed, workforce development, and labor market research across Maine. Everything you see is based on trusted data, research, and best practices. It’s a public resource - which means its only goal is to help you make smart, informed choices about your future.

  3. Question and Answer

    WorkSourceMaine.com is your one-stop website for exploring careers, finding job opportunities, and planning your path forward in Maine. Whether you're a student, job seeker, parent, or career advisor, the site helps you discover your interests and skills, learn about local job demand, explore training and education options, and take the next step in your career. It’s designed to give you clear, up-to-date information to help you succeed.

  5. Question and Answer

    Career info (like job duties and skills) comes from O*NET, a national database supported by the U.S. Department of Labor. Training and education details are provided by the University of Maine System and the Maine Community College System, Maine Adult Education, and our training providers. Local job demand and wage data come from the Center for Workforce Research and Information (CWRI).

  6. Article

    Landing page for Employer Resources. Hub for Employer Resources in the state of Maine.

  8. Question and Answer

    Yes! Whether you’re new to Maine, a veteran, have a disability, speak a language other than English, are experiencing housing instability, or have limited transportation, help is available. Visit our Virtual Career Center to get connected with support tailored to your situation.

  9. Training Program

    "Workforce development workshops empower job seekers and upskill current employees through partnerships between educational institutions, nonprofits, and local employers. Our community partners align their topics with Maine's most in-demand labor sectors and are provided at no cost.

    Nov. 19 - Community Partner: CareerCenter Maine JobLink"

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    1. Augusta Adult & Community Education
  10. Article

    This Maine Broadband Workforce Strategy report, published in March 2023 by the Maine Connectivity Authority (MCA), assesses the state's broadband workforce to identify critical occupations, gauge shortages, and propose strategies to address employer needs and worker barriers.