How We Can Help
The Kern County Library and our staff are here to help you! If you have questions about the resource materials or services in our toolkit, please call 661.868.0701 for assistance.
This Kern County Library employment toolkit has been designed to help you find the right job for you, and successfully navigate the application process in the best way possible!
Make a Workforce Appointment
to receive on-site job assistance. Appointments are also available by phone or virtually. Come into a library branch anytime to utilize computers, copiers, and printers.
I Want To:
Learn More at Workshops Find the Best Job For Me Learn Job Seeking Strategies Learn How to Overcome Challenges Do These Things Before I Apply Access Training & Employment Resources Learn More About Coronavirus Support
Access Library Resources
Kern County Library has books, audiobooks, and eBooks on Job Hunting topics that you can check out with your Kern Library card. You can check out titles on careers too!
Don’t have a Kern Library card?
No worries, you can get a card quickly and easily!
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Titles on Jobs
Titles on Careers
What is your Personality Type?
What are your Interests?
This project was supported in whole or in part by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
