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Working in America

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Job Search Basics

There are a few things about working in America that may be different from working in other countries and some things that are the same. The customs of the place you work will depend on the type of job you have. It is important to know how to work with the people at your job and what is expected of you.

Learn why time is important in the workplace, the importance of English at work, what to wear on the job, relationships with coworkers, and your rights and responsibilities.
Working in America

These organizations provide free or affordable assistance such as job skills training, English and computer classes, citizenship help and more. Some of these services are provided in different languages, but most will be in English. More Help | King County Community Resources | East King County Resource Guide

Are you considering starting a business?  Starting a business is a big decision. If you’ve never owned a business before, you may be unaware of all the things you need to do to get your business going.  This document provides helpful information about how to begin. Starting a Business 

Welcome to the King County Library System

Many KCLS libraries offer free English and Citizenship classes. Contact your local KCLS library to learn about classes offered near you or visit www.kcls.org/esl.

With your library card, you can use our computers and borrow books, CDs, DVDs and other helpful resources at your local library for free. Fill out a King County Library System Library Card Application follow the application instructions to begin.

Search our catalog to find books, CDs, DVDs and other materials that may be borrowed for free from your local KCLS library to help with English skills, job skills and other needs.  Sign up for a library card to begin.  Bilingual library materials lists may be found on the language pages.