4 Resources
Local workforce development board overseeing American Job Center services across the Tulsa metro with free career counseling, resume help, job search assistance, and training referrals for adults, dislocated workers, and youth. Fathers can walk in for services or attend hiring events and workshops. Call the S Detroit Avenue office for current schedules. All workforce services are free to eligible job seekers. Bring photo ID and resume when available.
918-595-8400 · 907 S Detroit Ave #700, Tulsa, OK 74120
CAP Tulsa offers workforce development, career coaching, and job training programs for parents of young children in the Tulsa area, paired with Early Head Start and Head Start services. Fathers enrolled in family programs can access integrated career services. Call the S Houston Avenue office for intake and bring photo ID, Social Security card, income documentation, and children's birth certificates to the enrollment appointment.
918-382-3200 · 717 S Houston Ave, Tulsa, OK 74127
CareerTech campus serving the Tulsa metro with hands-on career and technical training for adults in health careers, trades, IT, manufacturing, and business. Fathers can enroll in short-term certificates and long-term programs with financial aid, veteran benefits, and employer partnerships available. Call the S Memorial Drive campus or visit tulsatech.edu for current program offerings, open houses, and tuition details by program and residency status.
918-828-5000 · 3420 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74145
Tulsa City-County Library offers free career resources at branches across Tulsa County, including job search computers, resume assistance, interview practice rooms, and career database subscriptions. Fathers can attend free workshops on resume writing, LinkedIn, and interview skills. Call the Civic Center central library or visit tulsalibrary.org for current class schedules. A library card is free for Tulsa County residents and opens full digital access.
918-549-7323 · 400 Civic Center, Tulsa, OK 74103