Workforce Training and Resources

Provides South Carolina educators with an online professional growth program in the area of technology integration.

Licensing and regulation for more than 139 professions and occupations and making South Carolina a better and safer place to work and live.

Assists residents with disabilities to prepare for, achieve, and maintain competitive employment.

Information and links to various training and education programs in South Carolina.

Continuing, professional, and executive education programs designed and developed by Clemson University

Courses designed to improve individual and organizational performance by helping employees increase their effectiveness by building and refining job skills.

South Carolina Payment of wages and child labor laws are administered by the wages and child labor section in the SC Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation.

Contact information and links for the state's sixteen technical colleges.

Frequently Asked Questions regarding breaks, unfair termination, benefits, and more.

Information from the SC Human Affairs Commission on how to file employment complaints.

The mission of this agency is to enforce state and federal laws that prohibit discrimination in the areas of employment, housing, and public accommodation in part based on race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, or familial status.

South Carolina Payment of wages and child labor laws are administered by the wages and child labor section in the SC Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation.

The Department provides unemployment benefits, job opportunities, and workforce services.

Register to become a licensed employment agency.

Economic data, top employers, monthly trends, and job outlook.

Licensing and regulation for more than 139 professions and occupations, such as cosmetology, dentistry, nursing, pharmacists, and many more.

Online verification allows South Carolina licensees to request license verifications online for a fee. These verifications are sent to licensing boards and/or to other entities.

Online verification allows South Carolina licensees to request license verifications online for a fee. These verifications are sent to licensing boards and/or to other entities.

The Workers’ Compensation Commission is responsible for administering the workers’ compensation law in the state. The Commission works to ensure that the workers’ compensation system is fair, equitable, and responsive to the needs of the citizens of South Carolina.