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                        How your Library can help



www.lancashire.gov.uk
www.lancashire.gov.uk/jobsupport
   Here at Lancashire Libraries we are
    committed to providing help and
    support if you’re looking for work
As job search has moved online




People without internet access are at a
            disadvantage
• The best place to now look for work is
  online
• More than 25% of employers use only the
  internet to advertise job opportunities
• Due to the government's Digital by
  Default agenda there will be changes to
  the job searching and benefit systems.
• There are lots of different websites and
  online resources you can use with your
  learners to look for work
Basic computer skills are needed to
            apply…




Plus many jobs involve the use and require
      some knowledge of computers
In all our libraries




 You can have free computer use and
internet access for up to 2 hours a day
And many of our libraries




Have regular free courses and sessions to
help people get the online skills they need
We start with the basics




Including that all important email account
   that you’ll need for job applications
You learn at your own pace




Completing a short series of online practical
             bitesize courses
When you’ve mastered the basics




There are more advanced courses available
      to suit your needs or interests
We have staff and volunteers
         available




    To help you at any stage
We start with the basics
•   How to use a keyboard and mouse
•   How to search and explore the internet
•   How to keep in touch with email
•   How to stay safe online
     and you can go on to learn things like

•   Shopping online
•   Understanding public services online
•   Job hunting online
•   Socialising online
•   Photos online
Find a course near you…




lancashire.gov.uk/events
Many of our libraries also




   have regular Work Clubs
At our work clubs tutors are on
        hand to help you
• Producing CVs and covering letters
• Completing application forms (paper
based and online)
• Interview skills
• Searching for jobs online
• Finding information on courses to
develop your employment skills and gain
qualifications
And you can share advice and
         experience




       With other people
   ‘in the same boat’ as you
Through our Digital Library




You can gain access to the best
resources to help with your job
            search
our Good Web Guide




Lists the best websites
    and online help
So you could




Practice your interview technique
    with Duncan Bannatyne
So you could




View all the latest vacancies in one place as
         soon as they’re announced
So you could




Look at Job and Business opportunities
with details of the information you need
You can contact us




       library.online@lancashire.gov.uk
     www.lancashire.gov.uk/jobsupport

www.lancashire.gov.uk

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Job help from your Library

  • 1. Searching for Jobs How your Library can help www.lancashire.gov.uk
  • 2. www.lancashire.gov.uk/jobsupport Here at Lancashire Libraries we are committed to providing help and support if you’re looking for work
  • 3. As job search has moved online People without internet access are at a disadvantage
  • 4. • The best place to now look for work is online • More than 25% of employers use only the internet to advertise job opportunities • Due to the government's Digital by Default agenda there will be changes to the job searching and benefit systems. • There are lots of different websites and online resources you can use with your learners to look for work
  • 5. Basic computer skills are needed to apply… Plus many jobs involve the use and require some knowledge of computers
  • 6. In all our libraries You can have free computer use and internet access for up to 2 hours a day
  • 7. And many of our libraries Have regular free courses and sessions to help people get the online skills they need
  • 8. We start with the basics Including that all important email account that you’ll need for job applications
  • 9. You learn at your own pace Completing a short series of online practical bitesize courses
  • 10. When you’ve mastered the basics There are more advanced courses available to suit your needs or interests
  • 11. We have staff and volunteers available To help you at any stage
  • 12. We start with the basics • How to use a keyboard and mouse • How to search and explore the internet • How to keep in touch with email • How to stay safe online and you can go on to learn things like • Shopping online • Understanding public services online • Job hunting online • Socialising online • Photos online
  • 13. Find a course near you… lancashire.gov.uk/events
  • 14. Many of our libraries also have regular Work Clubs
  • 15. At our work clubs tutors are on hand to help you • Producing CVs and covering letters • Completing application forms (paper based and online) • Interview skills • Searching for jobs online • Finding information on courses to develop your employment skills and gain qualifications
  • 16. And you can share advice and experience With other people ‘in the same boat’ as you
  • 17. Through our Digital Library You can gain access to the best resources to help with your job search
  • 18. our Good Web Guide Lists the best websites and online help
  • 19. So you could Practice your interview technique with Duncan Bannatyne
  • 20. So you could View all the latest vacancies in one place as soon as they’re announced
  • 21. So you could Look at Job and Business opportunities with details of the information you need
  • 22. You can contact us library.online@lancashire.gov.uk www.lancashire.gov.uk/jobsupport www.lancashire.gov.uk