Workforce Boulder County will continue, under WIA, its multi-faceted approach designed to help youth develop and improve employability skills, basic skills comprehension, encourage school retention and completion, occupational skills training and improve their academic performance.
WfBC works closely with local education and community agencies in identifying, assessing, remediating and providing comprehensive service to youth participants.

  • Boulder County Workforce Locations, here is a map with directions to our offices.

    Workforce Boulder County (WFBC), a Colorado Workforce Center, offers a wide variety of services to Job Seekers and Employers.


    Resource Center

    WFBC offers user friendly job search resources:
  • Computers with updated software
  • Internet access to job listings sites
  • Access to America's Job Network
  • Resume software
  • Assessment and career information software programs
  • Newspapers, books, periodicals, and magazines

    • Work Registration

  • Employment registration is open to anyone looking for work
  • Applicants are interviewed to determine skills, experience and job target
  • Computerized job system matches job seeker with employer
  • Statewide job search available
  • Referrals to employers

    • Assessment

  • Vocational assessments to assist in determining occupations that match aptitude and abilities
  • Basic skills assessments to determine reading and math skills levels

    • Computer Lab

  • Individual computer assisted basic skills training
  • Skill training levels target the non-reader through GED
  • Assistance to learn all the demand software packages

    • Job Search Workshops

    The following Job Search Workshops are offered:
  • Networking and Interviewing
  • Applications and Resumes that work

    • Job Training

  • Scholarships and tuition assistance are available for some clients
  • Scholarships may be used for training in high demand occupations

    • Internships/On-the-Job training

    Some clients may qualify for the following:
  • Paid/unpaid internships at a variety of non-profit, private for profit or public entity work sites
  • The intern will be trained in specified job skills and/or workplace success skills

    • Other Workshops

  • WfBC offers workshops in a variety of areas to assist job seekers in obtaining the employment they need and want

    • Supportive Services

    Supportive services such as day care, transportation, uniforms, and work clothes may be provided to assist those in training to obtain employment.
    Funding for the Center is provided by the Colorado Department of Labor of Employment, Colorado Workforce Coordinating Council and U.S. Department of Labor.



    Equal Opportunity is the Law


    This Colorado Workforce Center office is prohibited from discriminating on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, political affiliation or belief, and for beneficiaries only, citizenship or participation in programs funded under the Workforce Investment Act, as amended (WIA) in admission to or access to, opportunity or treatment in, or employment in the administration of or in connection with, any WIA funded program or activity.

    Auxiliary services available upon request to individuals with disabilities. For Hearing Impaired Assistance, call: Relay Colorado: 1-800-659-3656



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