Career Bridge
CareerBridge.wa.gov is an award-winning website created and managed by the Workforce Board, featuring more than 6,500 Washington education programs all in one place. CareerBridge includes detailed program costs and schedules, what graduates earn, how to pay for school and which fields are expanding in the coming years. Learn more!
Washington Workforce Development News
Sign up today for Washington’s workforce newsletter, which includes the latest updates on career and technical education, the state strategic workforce plan, Workforce Board and more.
The newsletter also includes information on conferences, special events and updates from a variety of workforce system partners.
Workforce Board launches statewide Job Quality survey
The Workforce Board invites workers, employers and job seekers across the state to take the new Job Quality survey. The survey asks Washingtonians what matters most in their jobs, from pay and working conditions to schedules and job security. Employers are encouraged to share it with their workforce. Take the survey here. A Spanish language version is available here.
Find Education and Careers
Explore careers, compare WA higher education program outcomes, more!
Order the Career Guide Today
Our Where Are You Going? career guides are free and ship anywhere in the state. Order yours today!
Contact Us
Our office is operating in a hybrid model. To request records, schedule a meeting or for more information, please contact our staff.
2024 Workforce Development Poster
Check out the Matrix, our at-a-glance summary of Washington’s key workforce development programs.
Talent and Prosperity for All
Learn about outreach and updates to Washington’s workforce development plan, Talent and Prosperity for All (TAP).
Upcoming Events
Feb. 18, 2025
Workforce Board meeting
Resources
Board Meetings & Materials
Learn more about the Workforce Board’s work and get meeting dates and materials.
Career Bridge
Career Bridge is Washington’s one-stop source for career and education planning.
Closed School Transcripts
The Workforce Board holds transcripts from many of Washington’s closed private career schools. Former students may request copies free of charge.