The Prince George’s One-Stop Career Center (One-Stop) is part of a national network of career resource centers funded by the Workforce Investment Act.  Our mission is to provide the tools and resources needed by the business community and the job seeker to meet their workforce needs.  We provide workforce intelligence and solutions. Services are available for adults and youth (14-21 years old)

The One-Stop Career Center brings a variety of resources together in one location.  Some services are provided by our on-site partners and those linked to us off-site.  Our partners include:

• Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation – On-site
• Maryland Division of Rehabilitation Services – On-site
• Job Corps– On-site
• Prince George’s County Literacy Council – On-site (Summer, 2007)
• Prince George’s Community College – Off-site
• Prince George’s County Department of Social Services – Off-site

Visit us to “jump start your career”, or to find the right individual to increase “your bottom line”. 

The One Stop provides a wide range of resources for businesses and job seekers.  Among the services provided are:

• Maryland Workforce Exchange
• Job Search/Placement Assistance
• Skills Assessments
• Career Guidance
• Re-Entry Assistance for the Ex-Offender
• Skills Training
• Pre-employment Workshops
• Resume Development
• Labor Market Information
• Resource Materials and Computer Lab
• Veteran Services
• ABE/GED/External Diploma/ESL Programs
• Supportive Services and Referral

• Maryland Workforce Exchange
• Recruitment of Workers
• Pre-Screening and Referrals
• Incumbent Worker Training
• Tax Credit Assistance
• Testing and Assessment
• Federal Bonding Program

Youth Services
We offer a variety of programs and services that are especially designed for youth, or may be of interest to youth. If you are between the ages of 14 to 21 years, and need help finishing school and finding a job, contact the One-Stop Career Center.  Our Pprograms prepare youth for postsecondary educational opportunities or employment, linking academic and occupational learning together. Programs include tutoring, study skills training, and instruction leading to completion of secondary school (including dropout prevention), alternative school services, mentoring by appropriate adults, paid and unpaid work experience (such as internships and job shadowing), occupational skills training, leadership development, and appropriate supportive services.