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BERC and Regional Job Fair

By Ulises Cabrera, City of Moreno Valley Mayor
February 20, 2025 at 02:24pm. Views: 485

At times, navigating the ups, downs, diagonals, and sideways in your career can feel overwhelming. Whether it’s your first job, a career change, or reintegration into the local workforce after serving in the military, it may often feel like there are more questions than answers. 

 

But that’s where our Business & Employment Resource Center (BERC) can help. Need help polishing up that résumé? Want to research new job opportunities? Or maybe you're aiming to sharpen your skills? Whatever it is, the Moreno Valley BERC is your “go-to” place to make those career moves happen.

 

At the BERC, you’ll find tools like free internet access, career assessment software, and expert help with résumé preparation. We also host employment information workshops to help you stand out. Our team and the resources we offer are here to make sure you have everything you need to succeed.

 

Our first Regional Job Fair is just around the corner on February 27, and we have other job fairs throughout the year. Visit the BERC website at moval.org/BERC for the 2025 schedule and a wealth of information and resources. These job fairs bring together scores of local employers and provide a fantastic way for job seekers to network, attend workshops, and meet face-to-face with representatives from these hand-picked organizations.

 

And if you’re a veteran, the City offers specialized workshops and resources to help you smoothly and successfully find your way back into civilian employment. 

 

If you are a local business owner or operator, don’t forget about the Hire a Veteran program. It’s a win-win that supports our local heroes and boosts your workforce, with stipends to help make hiring even easier.

 

The BERC is a great community-focused hub designed to help you find personal and professional success right here in our beloved City. 

 

So I encourage you to visit the BERC website, attend a job fair, or swing by our offices to attend one of our many workshops. We are here to help! 

 

 

 

 

 

A veces, navegar por los altibajos de tu carrera puede resultar abrumador. Ya sea que se trate de su primer trabajo, un cambio de carrera o la reintegración a la fuerza laboral local después de servir en el ejército, a menudo puede parecer que hay más preguntas que respuestas.

 

Pero ahí es donde nuestro Centro de Recursos para Negocios y Empleo (BERC, por sus siglas en inglés) puede ayudar. ¿Necesitas ayuda para pulir tu currículum? ¿Quieres investigar nuevas oportunidades de trabajo? ¿O tal vez tu objetivo es mejorar tus habilidades? Sea lo que sea, el BERC de Moreno Valley el lugar para tomar esos pasos de carrera.

 

En el BERC, encontrarás herramientas como acceso gratuito a Internet, software de evaluación profesional y ayuda experta con la preparación de currículums. También organizamos talleres de información laboral para ayudarlo a destacar. Nuestro equipo y los recursos que ofrecemos están aquí para asegurarnos de que tenga todo lo que necesita para tener éxito.

 

Nuestra primera Feria Regional de Empleo está a la vuelta de la esquina el 27 de febrero, y tenemos otras ferias de empleo durante todo el año. Visite el sitio web de BERC en moval.org/BERC para conocer el calendario de 2025 y una gran cantidad de información y recursos. Estas ferias de empleo reúnen a decenas de empleadores locales y brindan una manera fantástica para que los solicitantes de empleo establezcan contactos, asistan a talleres y se reúnan cara a cara con representantes de estas organizaciones cuidadosamente seleccionadas.

 

Y si usted es un veterano, la Ciudad ofrece talleres especializados y recursos para ayudarlo a encontrar sin problemas y con éxito su camino de regreso al empleo civil.

 

Si usted es propietario u operador de un negocio local, no se olvide del programa Hire a Veteran. Es un programa que apoya a nuestros héroes locales y aumenta su fuerza laboral, con estipendios para ayudar a que la contratación sea aún más fácil.

 

El BERC es un gran centro enfocado en la comunidad diseñado para ayudarlo a encontrar el éxito personal y profesional aquí mismo en nuestra querida ciudad.

 

 

Así que lo animo a que visite el sitio web de BERC, asista a una feria de empleo o pase por nuestras oficinas para asistir a uno de nuestros talleres. ¡Estamos aquí para ayudar! 

 

 

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