AAWDC supports workers who have been impacted by changes in the federal government with a wide variety of services, resources, and opportunities. Whether you are seeking a similar role or looking for something completely new, we can help you take the next step in your career.
Career Services
- Individual Career Coaching: Work one-on-one with a Career Coach to develop a success plan that identifies challenges, sets clear goals, and maps out your career journey.
- Career Exploration: Explore careers based on your interests! Learn about the education and skills necessary for various careers, as well as the pay, job outlook, work environment, and more.
- Résumé and Interview Preparation: Receive assistance with crafting, refining, and tailoring your résumé and cover letter, along with advice and mock interviews to help you excel in real job interviews.
- Supportive Services: AAWDC offers assistance and referrals to help address challenges such as transportation, childcare, and the need for professional attire.
- Skills Training: Connect with opportunities to gain skills, earn certifications, and more. This can include paid and unpaid work experience, On-the-Job Training, and Registered Apprenticeships, which allow you to earn while you gain practical, hands-on experience in a supportive work environment.
- Job Search Assistance: Access local job listings and receive guidance on finding the right fit.
- Career Progression: Work with your Career Coach to discover opportunities to learn new, relevant skills that can support growth and advancement in your current career.
- Digital Learning Opportunities: You can access e-learning opportunities at no cost through Skillup AAWDC and Grow with Google. These platforms can help refresh your current skillset or introduce you to new skills. Click here to sign up for Skillup and email careerservices@aawdc.org to learn more about scholarships for Google Career Certifications.
Career Readiness Workshops
Each week, AAWDC hosts online and in-person workshops that can help you transition to a new career. Topics range from job search strategies to navigating employment barriers and more.
You can also sign up for the Maryland Department of Labor’s workshop specifically geared toward former federal employees and contractors.
Click here to learn more about MDOL’s workshop.
Employment Opportunities
Join us at one of our upcoming hiring events to connect directly with employers!
You can also view local job opportunities on our dedicated job board.
Want to see more job fairs and hiring events? Take a look at the Maryland Department of Labor’s statewide list.
Click here to view statewide hiring events.
Connect with Services Now!
There are three ways to connect with our services:
- Visit us at the Anne Arundel County Career Center at 613 Global Way, Linthicum Heights, MD 21090.
- Call the Anne Arundel County Career Center at (410) 424 - 3240.
- Fill out the interest form below and a team member will contact you.
For more information and support regarding impacted federal workers, check out the following resources: