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Vocational resources in Texas

Job centers, workforce boards, trade schools and apprenticeships. Listed across Texas, built from public records.

Resources listed
758
Provider types
7
City guides
171

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American Job Centers 168

American Job Centers help with job searches, training funds, resumes and interviews. Comprehensive centers offer the full range of partner services.

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Workforce development boards 25

Local workforce boards oversee job centers and training funds in their area and can point you to approved training providers.

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Job training programs 290

Ask about program length, the credential you earn, job placement rates and whether training funds can cover the cost.

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Trade & technical schools 206

Check that the school is accredited and eligible for federal aid, and ask about licensing exam pass rates and job placement.

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Apprenticeship programs 8

Apprentices earn while they learn. Ask about entry requirements, the wage scale and how long the program runs.

Vocational rehabilitation & supported employment 43

These programs help people with disabilities prepare for, find and keep jobs. Your state vocational rehabilitation agency can also help.

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Career counseling 21

Ask what assessments they use and whether they help with resumes, interviews and career changes.

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Public search tools run by government agencies and national networks. We link to them; we don’t copy them.

About these listings. The Builders Map is built from public records: IRS-registered nonprofits (sorted into provider types by their NTEE code or registered name), public library outlets from the IMLS Public Libraries Survey, colleges and trade schools from the NCES IPEDS directory, and American Job Centers and workforce boards from CareerOneStop. Nonprofit cities are registered mailing addresses, and job centers, workforce boards and nonprofits are placed at their ZIP code, so map pins are approximate. Every listing is unverified until the provider confirms it, and none is an endorsement. Lenders and loan products are not listed. Always confirm hours, eligibility and costs with the provider.

Sources: IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File, IMLS Public Libraries Survey (FY 2024) and NCES IPEDS (2024), all U.S. government works. American Job Center and workforce board data from CareerOneStop, part of the CareerOneStop suite of web products, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration. ZIP and city locations: U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer. Map tiles OpenFreeMap · © OpenMapTiles · data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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