Work & Employment
Practical help with finding work, applying, preparing for interviews and staying established in a job.
Ask About Employment SupportPrepare for an InterviewLooking for WorkPrepare, apply and connect with employers.
Prepare to Apply
Work with CIS on a résumé, job searches, online applications and interview preparation. Help can also include digital skills and navigating application systems.
Connect with Employers
CIS has helped clients find jobs and works with employers and workforce contacts. Staff can assist with communication, interview logistics and onboarding paperwork.
Get Help Preparing to ApplyJob Search & Workforce Services
External providers control their own eligibility, hours, fees and availability. Confirm current details with the provider.
Delaware JobLink
State job-matching/workforce system
TechForce Counseling & Community Services (TFCCS)
Workforce development and behavioral-health services
Already WorkingWork through the practical needs around a job.
Support After Starting Work
Transportation, scheduling, workplace communication and childcare resources can affect whether a job works for a household. CIS offers practical problem-solving and post-hire follow-up.
Support can continue after an offer, including onboarding paperwork and communication with the employer. Questions requiring legal advice belong with a qualified legal provider.
Discuss Support After Starting WorkGetting to Work
External providers control their own eligibility, hours, fees and availability. Confirm current details with the provider.
DART First State
Public transit routes, schedules, trip planner and rider alerts
For EmployersDiscuss an opportunity and practical hiring support.
Share an Employment Opportunity
Tell CIS about the work, location and schedule you would like to discuss. Staff can talk through interview logistics, onboarding communication and practical workplace support. An inquiry does not guarantee a candidate or placement.
- The work
- Role, responsibilities and location.
- The schedule
- Hours and the practical arrangements to discuss.
- A contact
- Who CIS should follow up with.
Business Management Class
Weekly meetings over 3 months, with 8–16 participants.
CIS cannot guarantee placement or an available vacancy. Questions requiring legal advice about work authorization are referred to qualified legal help.
Prepare for an Interview
Choose where you need help preparing for an interview.
Preparation reference: CareerOneStop Interview Preparation.