Answered By: Shauna Redmond
Last Updated: Jun 21, 2022     Views: 141

  1. Each library site has computers with Internet connection and word processing software available for use by library customers to conduct their job search or type resumes and cover letters. Laptop users can also access the Internet wirelessly at each location.
  2. Branch libraries offer career programs periodically. Check the library newsletter for upcoming programs https://www.cityofpasadena.net/library/newsletter/.
  3. If you're too busy to come to the library, you can also try the library's electronic resources from your home computer available at http://cityofpasadena.libguides.com/. Our Jobs & Career LibGuide, http://cityofpasadena.libguides.com/Career, helps you find occupational information (salaries, advancements, outlook, etc.) and popular job search websites as well as government jobs - federal, state, county, and city
  4. Our eResources includes remotely available resources. These databases are generally available to you for use with your library card number and PIN:
    • Learning Express Library is a database of practice tests and study guides on a variety of exams such as military, civil service, real estate, nursing, and teaching. The "Job & Career Accelerator" module also provides online training on job search and networking skills, creating resumes, and interviewing.
    • The California State Library is providing courseware and other learning resources to public library patrons in support of employment support post Covid-19, funded by the CARES Act
    • Digital Library allows you to download career books to listen to from a portable device or read from your computer. All of these resources are free to library users.