Worksource Cobb Workforce Development Center

B.O.S.S. Young Professionals ProgramProgram

S. helps young adults finish school, get job training, and find and keep work. It offers free education tuition, paid work experience, job readiness workshops, and career counseling. Participants can earn up to $8,500.

Business Services for EmployersService

For employers, CobbWorks helps with hiring, candidate referrals, job fairs and funds for training new workers, at no cost. Programs include On-the-Job Training, Incumbent Worker Training, apprenticeships and work experience sites.

Cobb County Fire P.R.E.P. AcademyProgram

A hands-on training for young adults who want to work in fire and emergency services. It includes classes, fitness training and real skills practice. Students in the Cobb school work-based learning program earn school credit and paid work experience.

Customized Services (one-on-one career planning)Service

Job seekers who meet certain rules can meet one-on-one with staff to build a deeper career plan.

ESL ResourcesService

CobbWorks keeps a list of English as a Second Language programs in and near Cobb County and says to call each location to verify classes.

GED ServicesProgram

CobbWorks supports free GED programs at partner locations in Cobb County. You must meet eligibility rules and apply online first. The GED test itself is given by Cobb Adult Education Center and has a fee.

Job Search and Career Training Help for Low-Income AdultsProgram

This service helps adults 18 and older with job search help, career planning, skills checks, and training choices. It is for people with low income.

Job Search and Resume HelpService

Staff who are certified resume writers help you update your resume and cover letter and get ready for interviews. They also point you to job search tools and funded training.