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Resume and Cover Letter Resources
Need help writing your resume and cover letter?
The Library public access computers have resume templates built right into Microsoft Word that you can use for free! The Library also has a great selection of books about resumes & job-hunting! Just ask a staff member!
Community Volunteer Opportunities
Helpful Tips
Are you a teen looking to gain experience? Have you considered volunteering? *If you are under the age of 18, please check with an adult first before you enter any personal information. Look for "https://" to make sure the website is secure. Remember, don't give out any personal information unless you trust the website.
Here are some local volunteer opportunities for teens & adults!
Thinking Bigger? Check out these opportunities!
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Become a mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters.
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Be a general Special Olympics volunteer, or become a coach (if you're at least 14 years old).
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VolunteerMatch - Where Volunteering Begins Enter your zip code to find current volunteering opportunities in your area.
Looking for general information about jobs and careers?
Occupational Outlook Handbook - U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Hundreds of career profiles provide job descriptions, salaries, experience requirements, and more.
Helpful Links for Employment in Clinton Area
Provides a variety of support and job-search tools.
Selects and matches job seekers with the most suitable employers.
Find full-time and part-time jobs in east-central Illinois.
​Features teaching and many other job types.
Lists state and nationwide employment services and job opportunities.
\Features more than 100,000 hourly and part-time jobs available nationwide.
Searches the major job-posting sites like USAJobs.gov and smaller job boards. Click on Advanced Job Search and select the type of jobs you are seeking.
Provides information on federal jobs & internships for students and recent grads.
The official site for finding jobs with the federal government worldwide.
The official site for finding employment with the State of Illinois.