Services

Services

These One-Stop Centers are comprised of local and State partners that offer services to assist in your job search. Below is the list of your options.
	Resource Centers Employer Presentations Job Fairs Current Job Listings Networking Job Readiness Information Sessions Veterans Program Vocational Rehabilitation Senior Community Service Employment Program Immigrant and Refugee Services Families First Unemployment Insurance Information Bus Schedules

RESOURCE CENTERS Our resource centers offer computers with Internet access, copy and fax machines, telephones and career resource materials. Labor market information is available on local, state, national and international levels.

EMPLOYER PRESENTATIONS: The Career Center's Employers Services Unit schedules small, mid-size and large employers from various industries for presentations to discuss information about the company and available positions.

JOB FAIRS The Career Center regularly offers opportunities for employers to conduct job fairs at our locations. We also sponsor and participate in several large scale job fairs. We also sponsor and participate in several large scale job fairs such as Project Paycheck.

CURRENT JOB LISTINGS Job seekers have access to Job Specialists who assess each client to identify needs and give referrals to employers.

NETWORKING The Career Center offers many networking opportunities for job seekers to connect with other job seekers and area employers.

JOB READINESS INFORMATION SESSIONS The Career Center offers job readiness information sessions on resume writing, job searching and interviewing. Each session is designed to improve job seekers' opportunities for employment.

Veterans Program: A representative will meet with veterans to provide labor exchange and specialized services to military veterans.

Vocational Rehabilitation: This program provides services needed for employment to eligible persons with disabilities.

Senior Community Service Employment Program: This program assists low income adults, 55 years old and older, obtain jobs by offering paid on-the-job training. Call 834-4900 for more information. The National Council on the Aging

Immigrant and Refugee Services (available for Davidson County): This program assists refugees and immigrants who are looking for work.

Families First The Nashville Career Advancement Center is working with the Tennessee Department of Human Services to equip Families First job seekers with tools needed to gain and retain employment. SERVICES for Job Seekers include: Resource Centers Employer Presentations Job Fairs Job Listings Networking Job Readiness Information Sessions: Resume Job Search Interview Career Assessment Career Planning Job Search Assistance For more information, contact: Nashville Career Advancement Center Families First Unit Phone: (615) 862-8890 Fax: (615) 880-2337 TTY: 1-800-848-0298 METRO CENTER 621 Mainstream Drive Suite 210 Nashville, TN 38228-1210 Directions from I-40/I-65 North: 1) Take Exit number 208 (8th Ave./Metro Center Blvd.), turn away from downtown. 2) Continue on Metro Center Blvd. for 1.8 miles. 3) Turn RIGHT on Mainstream Drive for .5 mile. 4) Arrive at 621 Mainstream Drive in the Corners II building, Suite 210.

Unemployment Insurance Information: All unemployment claims for Davidson County residents must be processed by calling the Call Center at 253-0800. The Mainstream Drive Career Center location DOES NOT process unemployment claims. Claims are taken at our Rutherford location.

Bus Schedules For Metro Center Location: Schedules are available at the Front Desk and in the Resource Center. Nashville MTA