Job fairs and city exams for October 26 to November 1, 2026. We checked each one on its official page.
Out of work? The city exam fee can be waived.
Print your unemployment payment history. Mail it by the closing day. Or drop it at a city testing center. How to send it
Job fairs and hiring events this week
Monday, October 26
ACS hiring info sessionCheck in 9:30 AM or 12:30 PM, Lower Manhattan
ACS is the city’s children’s agency. It’s hiring Special Officers and Youth Development Specialists. They may set up an interview.
Pick one job. Special Officer check-in is 9:30 to 10 AM. Youth Development Specialist check-in is 12:30 to 1 PM.
Sign up first, free, on the city page. Bring photo ID, 2 resumes, your diploma or degree, and unofficial transcripts.
See the official page
Tuesday, October 27
Jobs NYC hiring hall10 AM to 2 PM, Lower Manhattan
Open to all job seekers. City agencies and private employers are hiring. Some may interview you that day. Also a talk on 55-a. It lets people with certified disabilities skip the city exam.
Doors close at 1:30 PM.
Sign up free on the city page and pick a time slot. Bring photo ID and several resumes. Dress for an interview.
See the official pageStart a free Google career certificate6 to 7:30 PM, Bed-Stuy
Live in NYC? Google’s career courses are free through Brooklyn Public Library. They’re online, at your own pace. Pick from 7, like IT support, data analytics and project management. Get help signing up, or work on your course.
Drop in, or sign up on the library page. The library calls it Digital Skills & AI Literacy.
See the official page
Wednesday, October 28
How to get a state job without an exam11 AM to noon, Harlem
A free state workshop. NY HELPS lets the state hire without an exam. Learn how to apply.
Sign up first on the Labor Department calendar.
See the official pageResume help, drop in3 to 5 PM, Prospect Heights
One-on-one help with your resume, cover letter or interview.
No sign-up. First come, first served.
See the official pageSalary negotiation workshop6 to 7:30 PM, Prospect Heights
Learn to ask for better pay. Run with the American Association of University Women. Everyone is welcome.
Sign up first on the library page.
See the official page
Online
Spot a fake job postWednesday, 1 to 2 PM
A free state webinar on job scams.
Register on the Labor Department calendar.
See the official pageState jobs without an exam, onlineThursday, 5 to 6:30 PM
The same NY HELPS workshop, from home. NY HELPS lets the state hire without an exam.
Sign up first through the Labor Department calendar.
See the official page
City exams closing soon
Apply on the city’s exam site by the end of the closing day. Or apply in person, weekdays 9 to 5, at a testing center in any borough. Out of work? The fee can be waived. See how. Each notice has the full rules.
Correction Officer
Keeps order and safety in city jails. You need: High school diploma or equivalent and 1 year of full-time work. Or 39 college credits. US citizen, at least 21 when hired. Starts at $56,838 a year. Free to apply.
Customer Information Representative
Answers the public’s calls and questions at a city agency. You need: A bachelor’s degree. Or a high school diploma and 2 years of work. The work is customer service or help desk on computers. An associate degree or 60 credits cuts it to 1 year. Starts at $43,477 a year. Fee $61.
School Safety Agent, NYPD
Keeps school buildings safe and helps visitors. You need: High school diploma or equivalent. When hired: at least 21, a US citizen and a NYC resident. Starts at $40,480 a year. Fee $61.
10 more exams close soon
Auto Mechanic
Repairs city cars, trucks and construction equipment. You need: 5 years as an auto mechanic. Or 2.5 years plus trade school. When hired: a Class B CDL or learner permit. Starts at $43.32 an hour. Fee $96.
Auto Mechanic, CUNY
Repairs vehicles for CUNY. You need: 5 years as an auto mechanic. Or 3 years plus trade school. When hired: a Class B CDL or learner permit. Starts at $43.32 an hour. Fee $96.
Auto Mechanic, Diesel
Repairs diesel engines in city vehicles. You need: 5 years on diesel engines. Or 2.5 years plus trade school. When hired: a Class B CDL or learner permit. Starts at $43.32 an hour. Fee $96.
Automobile Electrician
Fixes the electrical systems on city vehicles. You need: 5 years as an auto electrician. Or 3 years plus trade school. A NY driver license when hired. Starts at $43.32 an hour. Fee $96.
Management Auditor
Audits city money, operations and computer systems. You need: A bachelor’s with 24 credits in accounting or a related field. Plus 1 year of audit work. Starts at $65,091 a year. Fee $82.
Occupational Therapist, city schools
Therapy for students with disabilities in city schools. You need: A New York occupational therapist license, registered by October 30. Starts at $85,705 a year. Fee $91.
Physical Therapist, city schools
Physical therapy for students with disabilities in city schools. You need: A New York physical therapist license, registered by October 30. Starts at $85,705 a year. Fee $91.
Special Officer, NYC Health + Hospitals
Keeps the city’s public hospitals safe. You need: High school diploma or equivalent. When hired: at least 20, a US citizen and a NYC resident. Starts at $40,480 a year. Fee $61.
EMT Trainee, FDNY
The FDNY pays you while it trains you as an EMT. You need: High school diploma or equivalent. Plus 6 months of full-time work, military service, or 15 college credits. At least 17 by November 18. A NY driver license when hired. Already an EMT? Apply to exam 7131 instead. Starts at $36,330 a year. Fee $30.
EMT, FDNY
Emergency care on FDNY ambulances. You need: High school diploma or equivalent. A New York EMT or paramedic certificate. Check the notice for when you need the certificate. A NY driver license when hired. Starts at $39,386 a year. Fee $30.