Pennsylvania CareerLink Chester County
Career Center — Exton, PA
Updated July 2026
Job Seeker Services Determine your skill sets Plan the career path that’s right for you Build a resume Polish your interviewing skills Obtain information on job fairs in your area Connect with training programs to gain new job skills Identify companies that offer On-the-Job Training for new hires Business Services Assess and test the skills of potential employees prior to hiring. Coordinate job fairs and on-site recruitment. Identify funding to assist with On-the-Job Training for new Staff-assisted job postings, resume screening and job referrals Coordination of Job and Career Fairs Labor Market Information for Employers Facility Usage for Recruitment Fairs Veterans Services Chester County will provide Priority of Service to eligible Veterans and Covered Persons (Spouses). To determine eligibility for Priority of Service individuals will be asked to complete an initial assessment to determine if they are eligible to receive Priority of Service. Youth Services The House of Original Dreams (The H.O.O.D.) provides in-school and out-of-school youth (between the ages of 14-21) with programming related to Academic Remediation Workforce Development Services Vocational Training Post-Secondary Education Preparation
Address & Contact
479 Thomas Jones Way, Suite 500 Oaklans Corporate Center
Exton, PA 19341
8:30am to 4:30pm
Services
- UI Filing Assistance by Phone
- UI Filing Assistance Online
- UI Filing Assistance from Staff
- File Unemployment Insurance Claim
- Start Your Own Business Guidance
- Improve Job Skills
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- Job Skills Training
- Interview Preparation
- Job Openings
- Resume Help
- Post Your Resume
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