FAQs

What is Illinois workNet Center?   
Illinois workNet Center is the primary resource for information and services within the statewide workforce development system.  Job seekers and employers can access valuable information about occupations, access career services such as resume and job search assistance, view various federal, state and local service programs, and locate local Illinois workNet centers which operate a resource room for job seekers.

What services are available to job seekers?

There are various programs and services at Illinois workNet Center. The Illinois workNet Center site also offers tools to help prepare for a job. Moraine Valley Community College offers employment services under the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) to unemployed, underemployed and lower income individuals. At Moraine Valley, job seekers can use the resource room for their job search. The resource room is located in Building S, Room S202 on the main campus.

Will WIA pay for me to go back to school?  
While training is possible through the WIA program, applicants must first qualify. Eligibility is determined by attending an orientation, filing out an application and providing necessary documents. To sign up for orientation, contact the Moraine Valley Illinois workNet Center at (708) 974-5738. The need for training is determined after a formal assessment with a case manager. Training is focused only on growing occupations and industries based on local labor market information, therefore some training programs may not be funded.