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5 D. OCLC One-to-one program, trained OCLC tutors use a variety of methods and materials to tailor instruction to the individual student's long and short-term goals. Job-related goals may include completing forms, using computers, improving communication skills, and basic math or spelling, among many others. Small group classes will be offered to groups of 3 to 10 students and will also be learner- centered and based on the goals of the group. As community needs dictate, classes may be offered on specific topics or more general classes covering a variety of job- and home- related skills. E. ESC Job Listings - Database lists openings with both public and private sector employers. Listings include local vacancies, vacancies in other locations throughout the State, as well as listings in other states for those clients who are willing to relocate. Career Information - Clients can access valuable information about careers, vocational preparation, and job seeking skills. Much of this information is compiled by the Department of Labor. Some of the information is automated and available for self-directed searches. Other information is printed or in video form. Job Seeking/Job Retention Skills Workshops - Through workshops of varying durations clients can receive group exposure to these skills. The program includes videos, printed materials and handbooks, practice sessions, etc. Career Counseling-In group and individual sessions clients can receive counseling to assist them in making a vocational choice, making a vocational change, or in making the necessary adjustments to the world of work. Specialized Placement - Specialists will be available to provide individual assistance to certain applicant groups including veterans, older workers, youth, and the disabled. Testing-ESC will offer aptitude and interest measurements, as well as testing instruments such as an automated typing test, spelling test, etc.