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Are you looking for a new career in 2025? Stop by Moreno Valley's Business & Employment Resource Center (BERC) for the tools, resources, and support you need!
The BERC, located at 12625 Frederick Street, Suite K-3, is open Mon-Thu 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and has everything you need to take that next step in your career or job search, including:
Hire MoVal Job Alerts and Other News Sign up for our Hire MoVal email list and receive important news about local jobs, recruitment events, resources, and free training through the Moreno Valley Business & Employment Resource Center.
Job Coaching Meet with a professional job coach over the phone to ensure you’re ready for the next step in your career. 30-minute sessions are available on weekdays to review your resume or LinkedIn profile or practice a mock interview.
Hiring Events The BERC hosts hiring events for local employers to interview candidates and offer employment on the spot. And don’t forget, we can help you prepare your resume, too!
LinkedIn Learning Did you know you can receive exclusive access to learn skills like building an app, designing a website, using Excel or Photoshop, or marketing a product? The BERC offers a limited number of free LinkedIn Learning licenses for one year to access thousands of on-demand classes.
Information Sessions By participating in one of the BERC’s information sessions, you can learn about local education programs and Veteran services, as well as local employers’ job opportunities, organizational culture, benefits, pay scale, and much more.
Check out the BERC today, or call 951.413.3920 for more information. |
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