Level
I: Core Services must
be provided at all One-Stops and cover a range of services such
as:
>
intake and orientation to One-Stop
>
eligibility determination
>
initial assessment of skill and abilities
>
access to job vacancy listings
>
job search and placement assistance
>
access to information on job skills requirements
>
information on providers of vocational rehabilitation activities
>
access to list of eligible training providers
>
UI filing information
>
information on availability of supportive services
Level
II: Intensive Services are
available to adults and dislocated workers who have completed
one Core Service and are still unable to gain employment OR
who are employed and have been determined in need of services
to get a better job in order to gain self-sufficiency. Intensive
Services include individual career planning, resume preparation,
job clubs, career counseling, internships, and comprehensive
assessments. Basic education, ESL, and basic computer literacy
are also sometimes considered Intensive Services.
Level
III: Training Services are
available to employed and unemployed adults and dislocated workers
who have completed one Intensive Service and still can not obtain
employment leading to self-sufficiency. To access training,
someone must demonstrate he or she possesses the necessary skills
to complete a training program,
