All-State Career School - Wheeling Campus

Founded in 1984, Career Development Center offers a wide range of career assessment, counseling and job search services that include providing assistance with changing career, looking for a new job after a layoff and termination and entering or re-entering the job market. The center offers several services, including preseparation planning, notification training, on-site notification, follow-up support for terminated employees and recruiting and relocation assistance to its clients. Career Development Center is a division of the Jewish Family & Children's Service, a nonprofit and social service agency, founded in 1937. Career Development Center is located in Pittsburgh and is approved by the Council of Accreditation for Families and Children Services.

The Northern Panhandle Workforce Development Board Inc., established in 1987, serves as a key employment resource in West Virginia, overseeing a range of job training and employment services across Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, Wetzel, and Tyler counties, including the cities of Weirton and Wheeling. Their programs, funded by the Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act of 2014, aim to support job seekers through various initiatives such as WIOA Title I Programs, adult education, and rehabilitation services. Generated from the website