Gaining Skills. Building Confidence.

In preparation for competitive part- or full-time employment, Goodwill offers on-the-job work experience in a variety work environments. Prospective workers select employment opportunities that match their abilities and interests. Goodwill case managers and supervisors provide appropriate guidance during training. They work on socialization skills, taking responsibility, and having a good work ethic while also emphasizing safety, quality control, and productivity.

Computer Processing

Workers use their computer knowledge to test and upgrade hardware and troubleshoot computer problems.

Custodial Services

Workers clean restrooms, offices, and parking lots. Equipment used includes wet/dry vacuum cleaners, window-cleaning tools, blowers, and floor buffers.

Maintenance

Workers learn to use a wide range of carpentry, electrical, and plumbing tools to perform repairs and building maintenance.

Packaging and Assembly

Workers assemble a wide range of products and use equipment such as shrink-wrap machines, scales, and heat sealers.

Retail Sales

Workers perform various retail tasks, such as sorting, pricing, stocking merchandise, customer service, and using a cash register. They also keep the store looking professional and presentable and its merchandise clean and organized.

Retail Processing

Workers sort, inspect, hang, and price merchandise in preparation for shipment to retail outlets.

Stock Room

Workers learn clerical skills, such as filing, ordering supplies, and taking inventory.