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Occupational Training

One-Stop Career Centers have programs which will pay for you to learn the skills needed to obtain today’s jobs.

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Vocational Education Classes

Learn skills needed for today’s demand occupations: nursing, electronic technology, medical technician, truck driving, computer programming, construction trades, medical/dental assistant and other occupations that offer good wages and career advancement. More

Computer Based Training

Many schools now offer their vocational programs on line. If you have a computer you may be able to learn a trade or upgrade your skills from your own home. More

On the Job Training (OJT)

OJT is a subsidized employment opportunity which includes training, once hired by a private or public employer, you will receive training that provides knowledge/skills essential to perform the job adequately. More

Workforce 55+

Are you are 55 years old or over? Learn and develop new skills to obtain a permanent job. More

Work Readiness Credential

A web-based assessment using real-world scenarios to demonstrate job candidates have the basic workplace skills employers list as essential for performing entry-level work. More

Apprenticeships

Learn a highly skilled occupation through our apprenticeship program. Apprenticeship training programs are operated on a voluntary basis by a "sponsor." More

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