Job Connection Centers

Goodwill of Southern Arizona’s state-of-the-art Job Connection Centers are FREE community based resources funded solely by the donations/sales from our retail stores. All four locations, two in Tucson and one each in Sierra Vista and Benson, offer access to computers with internet, phones, fax, copier and printer. The centers are staffed with on site Career Development Specialists who can offer guidance and assistance in the areas of basic computer skills, employment, education and/or community supports. Services are on a walk-in-basis, no appointments are necessary.

Customers at the Job Connection Centers can create email accounts, resumes and cover letters, review the job postings and referral board, search and apply to jobs online, seek guidance in interview preparation, career exploration, as well as learn about training and other opportunities available in Southern Arizona.

The Centers also provide referrals to other community support services including family counseling, day care assistance, ESL or GED training, financial literacy training, tax filing assistance, and food boxes.

HOURS
Tucson Centers          Monday through Thursday       9:00am to 4:30pm
Benson Center           Now Open inside the new Benson Retail Store
Sierra Vista Center     Tuesday through Thursday      9:00am to 4:30pm
Casa Grande Center    Monday through Thursday      9:00am to 4:30pm

Job Connection Centers Locations:

1. 2907 N. First Avenue (just north of Glenn) Phone: 520-206-0333
2. Midvale Plaza at 1680 W. Valencia Road Phone: 520-547-5647
3. Benson in the Walmart Shopping Plaza at 205 S. Prickly Pear Road 520-586-8839
4. Sierra Vista at 2105 E. Fry Blvd 520-895-5993 
5. Casa Grande at 1325 E. Florence Blvd. 520-582-1004

Links/Flyers:
Goodwill Job Connection Center Flyer (JPG Version)

Goodwill Job Connection Flyer (PDF Version)

Job Connection Center Workshop Schedule

Did you know?  Goodwill had 14,807 visits at their Job Connection Centers in Tucson, Benson, Casa Grande and Sierra Vista last year.  That's enough people to fill McKale Center.