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Find an AFM local serving professional musicians in a city, county or region.
Who qualifies: Professional musicians and others seeking information about an AFM local. Membership and jurisdiction rules vary.
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United States
Search structured national-service positions that can include living allowances, education awards and professional development.
Who qualifies: Eligibility varies by AmeriCorps program. State and National generally requires age 17 or older and qualifying U.S. citizenship or immigration status.
United States
Search service opportunities that build work experience, leadership skills and community impact.
Who qualifies: Applicants must be at least 17 years old and meet current citizenship or lawful permanent resident requirements. Individual positions may have additional…
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Apprenticeship Job Finder
United States
Apprenticeship.gov searches open apprenticeship jobs from employers nationwide and identifies postings connected with registered occupations or registered partners.
Who qualifies: Career seekers; each employer or apprenticeship sponsor determines qualifications and application requirements.
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CareerOneStop License Finder
United States
CareerOneStop's License Finder identifies occupational-license requirements and responsible licensing agencies by occupation and state.
Who qualifies: Open to workers, students, and job seekers; licensing eligibility is determined by the responsible state agency.
United States
Find state employment resources, American Job Centers and military-to-civilian career tools for Veterans and service members.
Who qualifies: Veterans, transitioning service members and others seeking veteran-focused employment resources. Priority and program eligibility vary by service.
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Nevada
Search Nevada jobs, create resumes, explore training, and connect with workforce services.
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United States
Search for FIRST robotics teams and events near a community.
Who qualifies: Youth eligibility depends on the FIRST program and local team. Families should confirm age, grade, cost, season and openings with the team…
United States
Explore free coding Clubs for students in grades 3 through 12, in person or online.
Who qualifies: Students in grades 3 through 12. Current participation and local Club availability depend on the program and host.
United States
Find Job Corps centers offering career technical training, education and residential or nonresidential services.
Who qualifies: Generally for eligible young people ages 16 through 24. Federal eligibility, income and other requirements apply; verify current rules with Job Corps.
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Clark, Nevada
Professional musician union serving Clark and Lincoln Counties in Nevada.
Who qualifies: Professional musicians and applicants who meet current AFM and Local 369 membership requirements.
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Nevada
Find Nevada veteran employment links, state hiring information and SkillBridge transition contacts.
Who qualifies: Veterans seeking Nevada employment resources and eligible transitioning service members exploring SkillBridge. Employers and programs set their own requirements.
In your county or equivalent
Carson City, Nevada
Professional musician union serving Northern and much of rural Nevada.
Who qualifies: Professional musicians and applicants who meet current AFM and Local 368 membership requirements.
Federal or national resources
United States
Find community-service job training and employment assistance for eligible low-income unemployed adults age 55 and older.
Who qualifies: Generally age 55 or older, unemployed, and family income no more than 125 percent of the federal poverty level. Federal and grantee…
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Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada
Request free non-litigation legal assistance for eligible small businesses, entrepreneurs and community organizations in the Las Vegas Valley.
Who qualifies: Low-wealth and under-resourced entrepreneurs, microbusiness owners, small businesses, nonprofit corporations, artists and community organizations within the clinic scope.
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VA education and training benefits
United States
Explore GI Bill and other VA education benefits for college, training, apprenticeships and career counseling.
Who qualifies: Veterans, service members and qualified family members depending on the specific education benefit.
United States
Explore employment, training, education, self-employment and independent-living support for eligible Veterans and service members with service-connected disabilities.
Who qualifies: Veterans and service members who meet current VR&E service-connected disability and entitlement rules.
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