Employment Resources
South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation
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Madison Daily Leader
214 S Egan Avenue
Madison, SD 57042
(605) 256-4555
www.madisondailyleader.com
National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC)
The NCRC is a portable, national credential verifying to employers, anywhere in the United States, that an individual has essential core employability skills in Applied Mathematics, Locating Information and Reading for Information. This easily understood and nationally valued credential certifies attainment of these employability skills at a Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum level of achievement.
To earn a National Career Readiness Certificate, individuals must successfully complete assessments that measure cognitive abilities, examining some of the "real world" foundational skills critical to job success. ACT (the college testing company) has researched more than 16,000 occupations, concluding that these three skills are very important for almost any occupation--skilled or professional--at any level of education.
NCRC for Job Seekers & Employers
South Dakota Board of Regents
306 East Capitol Avenue Suite 200
Pierre, SD 57501-2545
(605) 773-3455
info@sdbor.edu
yourfuture.sdbor.edu
State of South Dakota Bureau of Personnel
Homepage: www.bop.sd.gov
Jobs page: www.bop.sd.gov/workforus
Dakota Roots
Dakota Roots is a part of the SD Department of Labor & Regulation. If you are registered or working with the SDDOLR, you are already in the system for Dakota Roots.
"Dakota Roots will grow the South Dakota workforce by encouraging those with ties to the state to return - to live, grow, and build...Dakota Roots is for anyone interested in making a home in South Dakota and for anyone interested in helping family and friends find a rewarding career in our state." dakotaroots.com
Dakota Seeds
Internships and assistantships are a great way to help fill your temporary workforce needs and establish a pipeline for permanent employees. To promote such internships and assistantships, the Dakota Seeds Program has been established. Internships are opportunities for undergraduate students while assistantships are directed toward graduate and high school students. The Dakota Seeds Program provides this central website where you can post internship and assistantship opportunities, giving you access to students at all of the technical institutes, colleges and universities. When it comes to choosing the students for your position, that choice is left entirely up to you. DakotaSeeds
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