Kentucky Career Center Greater Cincinnati Airport Business and Employment Service
Career Center — Covington, KY
Updated July 2026
Job seeker and employer services, Veteran`s representatives, business services team, free wireless Internet, individualized resume services and more. Career Coaches and Business Services Representatives(specialized by industry sectors) are available. See full list of services below. Onsite services include: Unemployment Insurance assistance, Work skills and pre-employment assessments (TABE, TABE-WF, etc.), Basic computer training, career counseling, and guidance, customized services for employers, transitional assistance agreements, Trade/NAFTA services, Rapid Response support for employers experiencing workforce reductions, interviewing skills, job preparation instruction, job retention services, job screening, job referrals, job placement, labor market information, rehab technology, supported employment, supportive service referrals and information on employer tax credits/incentives. Partnering organizations include: Northern Kentucky ADD, Workforce Investment, Office of Employment and Training, Brighton Center, Inc., Adult Education, Vocational Rehabilitation, Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission, Gateway Community and Technical College, Department for Community-Based Services.
Address & Contact
1324 Madison Avenue
Covington, KY 41011
Fax: 859-292-6675
Monday-Friday 8am - 4:30pm, Walk-in and appointments available
Services
- UI Filing Assistance by Phone
- UI Filing Assistance Online
- UI Filing Assistance from Staff
- File Unemployment Insurance Claim
- Improve Job Skills
- Job Skills Training
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- Interview Preparation
- Job Openings
- Resume Help
- Post Your Resume
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