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LOOKING FOR THE MOST FUN SUMMER JOB YOU'VE EVER HAD? 

Autistic Community Activity Program is currently hiring 1:1 Assistants for our 2026 summer program. Come work in an active and engaging environment that allows you to serve the community, explore Portland, and help autistic individuals build lasting life skills. You will work in groups, travel around the city, enjoy the sun, and engage with clients to ensure their goals are met. Internships and work study hours available! Pay range $18-$20 hourly. 

WorkSource Beaverton 

241 SW Edgeway Drive Beaverton, OR 97006 

Room 107 

Apply at 

https://forms.gle/W7vtaz4KL3zRLQXS9 

This workshop is designed for professionals who already have a resume and want to strengthen its effectiveness in today’s
competitive job market. Participants will review resume fundamentals while learning advanced techniques for targeting and customizing resumes
for specific roles, writing strong accomplishment-based bullet points, and optimizing resumes for Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) and AI-based
screening tools.

Pre-registration for Workshops is required. WorkSource Portland Metro customers can register **at myWorksource.org**Unless noted otherwise under the workshop listing
➢ Registered customers will receive an email* Zoom invite 24 hours prior to workshop with instructions and a link to access the workshop
➢ Video Tutorial on how to register for WorkSource workshops https://youtu.be/xFtTUKjpr0o
➢ If you need assistance registering for a workshop, email: [email protected] phone: 971-722-2610.

Financial Beginnings brings a series of Financial Wellness classes to our community members!

These offerings provide knowledge and strategies to help reduce debt and manage financial barriers. Participants will develop personalized financial goals such as establishing an emergency savings fund or customizing a plan to build and fix credit. 

In partnership with Women's Council Associated Real Property Brokers with support from Columbia Bank, these classes are free and open to all.

How to Join

All sessions are free and held online. Registration details can be shared by your community organization or requested directly. Participants may attend one session or multiple sessions throughout the year: Register Here

2026 Community Drop-In Financial Education
Calendar

Free • Online • Open to the Public

Live webinars | 12–1 pm PST

Financial Beginnings offers free Community Drop-In financial education classes throughout the year. These live, online sessions focus on practical, real-life money topics and are designed for learners at any stage. Community organizations are encouraged to share this calendar directly with clients and participants.

January 27
Financial Planning and Goal Setting
Set financial goals, create or update a budget, and analyze spending habits to build a strong financial foundation for the year ahead.

February 17
Tax Preparation and Planning
Learn how to gather tax documents and understand common tax credits and deductions so you feel prepared before filing.

March 17
Insurance and Financial “Spring Cleaning”
Review insurance coverage and learn how to create a home inventory to help protect what you own.

April 21
Financial Literacy Month: Saving and Awareness
Locus on saving strategies, retirement contributions, and helping children build healthy money habits.

May 19
Debt and Credit Management
Learn how to review your credit report, identify errors, and explore practical strategies for reducing debt.

June 16
Investments and Mid-Year Financial Review
Take a mid-year check-in to review financial progress, rebalance goals, and plan for summer expenses.

July 21
Financial Independence and Insurance
Explore long-term financial independence, review insurance coverage, and check in on retirement savings.

August 18
College Savings and Financial Awareness
Prepare for education expenses, discuss finances with confidence, and manage back-to-school budgeting.

September 15
Estate Planning and Retirement
Learn estate planning basics and why reviewing retirement contributions is key to long-term security.

October 20
National Financial Planning Month
Review your financial plan, revisit budgeting and debt goals, and learn how credit impacts your future.

November 17
Employee Benefits and Charitable Giving
Learn how to review employer benefits during open enrollment and understand charitable giving options.

December 15
End-of-Year Planning and Reflection
Plan for holiday spending, review the past year, and prepare for a strong financial start in the new year.

Free Financial Education Classes 
Free financial education classes are open to all residents of WashingtonCounty. All classes are offered online via Zoom.   

Register Here

"Making Ends Meet”- Thursday, February 19th, 2026| 6 PM - 8 PMLearn how to make informed decisions about competing financial priorities andhow to address financial shortfalls using crisis management tools. 

“Budgeting and Saving” - Thursday, March 19th, 2026 | 6 PM - 8 PMLearn money management skills to achieve short-term household stability and takesteps toward creating long-term financial security. 

“Hands-on Banking” - Thursday, April 16th, 2026 | 6 PM - 8 PMAn overview of banking services and how to use them successfully and responsibly. 

“Building, Repairing and Protecting Credit” - Thursday, May 21st, 2026 | 6 PM - 8 PMExplore the fundamental components of building, repairing and protecting yourcredit. 

“Retirement 101"- Thursday, June 18th, 2026 | 6 PM - 8 PMLearn how to assess different types of retirement accounts and create a plan forretirement based on your needs.

SHIFT, which stands for Sustainable HVAC, Infrastructure, and Fleet Technology, is an exciting partnership between the Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF), the Bureau of Fleet and Facilities (BFF), the PCC Foundation, and PCC. The project provides low-barrier scholarship opportunities for under-resourced individuals who enroll in PCC training programs in fleet and facility maintenance. 

Eligible Awards (3 months - 2 years):

• Automotive Service Technology

  • Associate Degree & 2-Year Certificate

• Diesel Service Technology

  • Associate Degree & 2-Year Certificate

• Facilities Maintenance  Technology

  • Associate Degree & HVAC/R Installation Certificate

• Apprenticeship and Trades

  • Pre-trades (for Pre-Apprenticeship) Certificate 

To learn more about these academic programs and related careers, students can sign up for a no-cost, Discover Clean Technology class which will be held at the PCC Opportunity Center on 42nd, Willow Creek Opportunity Center, and virtually. This class will also cover applying to PCC and various funding opportunities & resources. Please see the attached flyer for more information and a link to sign up for classes. You can also click here to sign up:  Sign Up Form !

Discover Clean Technology - Upcoming Spring Term Class Schedule:

• April 9; Thursday; 1-4 pm

  • Location: Opportunity Center on 42nd

  • Topic: Facilities Maintenance Technology - HVAC/R & Apprenticeship and Trades - Pre-Trades

• April 29; Wednesday; 5:30-8:30 pm

  • Location: Willow Creek Opportunity Center

  • Topic - Automotive Service Technology & Diesel Service Technology

• May 26; Tuesday; 12:30-3:30 pm

  • Location: Virtual (Zoom link will be provided)

  • Topic: Facilities Maintenance Technology - HVAC/R & Apprenticeship and Trades - Pre-Trades

• June 18; Thursday; 1-4 pm
  • Location: Opportunity Center on 42nd
  • Topic: Automotive Service Technology & Diesel Service Technology

Brought to you by a partnership with WorkSource Portland Metro and Financial Beginnings - Oregon https://www.financialbeginnings.org/oregon/ 

Credit & Debt: Apply understanding of credit, debt & repayment to assess current financial situation, create a plan & enhance financial well-being 

Income & Taxes: Apply understanding of income, paystubs, tax forms, and basics of filing taxes to increase readiness w/financial legal Obligations 

➢ Pre-registration for Workshops is required. WorkSource Portland Metro customers can register **at myWorksource.org**Unless noted otherwise under the workshop listing ➢ Registered customers will receive an email* Zoom invite 24 hours prior to workshop with instructions and a link to access the workshop ➢ Video Tutorial on how to register for WorkSource workshops https://youtu.be/xFtTUKjpr0o 

➢ If you need assistance registering for a workshop, email: [email protected] phone: 971-722-2610.

https://www.pcc.edu/community/schedule/

An interactive workshop that brings job seekers face-to-face with hiring employers. Representatives from various  companies present overviews of their organizations, including their mission, workplace culture & current or upcoming job opportunities. Participants  gain insight into employer expectations, hiring processes & in-demand skills. Features dedicated networking time, giving attendees the chance to  ask questions, exchange contact information, & build professional relationships that can lead to future employment opportunities

Apr. 29th Genentech 

May 13th – TBD  

May 27th -TBD  

Registration Link