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Michigan Works! Training Vouchers (Individual Training Account - ITA) is sponsored by Michigan Works! (Statewide Workforce Development Network).
Michigan Works! connects job seekers to funding for training programs, including CNA training. Eligible individuals may receive an Individual Training Account (ITA) voucher to cover the full cost of tuition, books, and fees.
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Training Opportunities | Michigan Works! Southwest Employer Led Collaboratives Neighborhood Employment HUBs Youth and Young Professionals Job Seeker & Employer Newsletters Training opportunities are available for job seekers Interested in exploring your options? Contact an Employment Specialist today at a Michigan Works!
Southwest Service Center to get connected with powerful training opportunities designed to grow careers and provide the skilled workers employers need. Download Adobe PDF Reader When employers need to fill positions with skilled workers, we can help with on-the-job training. Michigan Works!
Southwest helps bridge the gap for motivated job seekers that need new skills with federally funded training programs to help employers find candidates that are ready for new career challenges. Connecting great candidates with new job opportunities benefits employers, families, and communities. Contact your local Michigan Works!
office to learn more about on-the-job training opportunities. Connecting job seekers with training opportunities Looking for new employment opportunities? Michigan Works!
has programs available to provide scholarships to help you go back to school for training: learn new skills and find long-term careers in an in-demand, high-wage field. Training opportunities include on-the-job training with local employers, skills upgrading, and occupational skills training.
Our Employment Specialists can help you explore options that match the skills you already have or help you on the path to exciting new career opportunities. Training Opportunities through Michigan Works! Southwest Michigan Works!
Southwest Training Michigan Works! Southwest assists employers in the development of a qualified workforce by providing training opportunities to incumbent and future employees. Working with employers within industry sectors such as agriculture, energy, healthcare, information technology, and manufacturing, Michigan Works!
Southwest strives to meet the unique and ever-changing needs of each employer. Adult and Dislocated Worker Services Adult and Dislocated Worker Services are funded through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and provide job search assistance and retraining to individuals who are considered low income or who are receiving or eligible to receive unemployment compensation or food assistance.
The purpose of the services is to help job seekers access employment, education, training, and support services to succeed in the labor market and to match employers with the skilled workers they need to compete.
Training Opportunities from our Partners Kellogg Advanced Manufacturing Assembly Fort Custer Industrial Park, in Battle Creek, MI KAMA offers a 4 ½ week manufacturing employee training program held at the Regional Manufacturing Technology Center (KCC’s West Campus). Gain the skills you need for an entry level production operator position, and get assistance with placement in a local manufacturing company.
Training includes 2 weeks of production assembly training on a simulated production line, as well as over 2 weeks of college level classes to prepare employees with skills in math, writing, professionalism, computers, OSHA 10 safety, resume writing, and interviewing. Upon successful completion, Career Coordinators will assist students with job placement. The program is grant-funded so that it can be offered at no cost to the students.
Branch Area Careers Center Technical Evening Program in Coldwater, MI The BACC currently offers Industrial Electricity and Electrical modules offered in partnership with Kellogg Community College. Please contact Amy Jackson at Branch Area Careers Center with questions regarding registration at jacksona@branch-isd.
org or visit the Website link below: Momentum / KVCC Production Tech Adademy The Momentum / KVCC Production Tech Academy is a hands-on life skills and technical training program designed to prepare students for long-term careers in manufacturing and lifelong success. For more information on either programs open enrollment: Call (269) 348-0978 or Email: info@uainc.
org Center for Online Education The COE is an independent organization with resources to assist with online college. Michigan Training Connect MiTC is your gateway to planning your professional career. Search for training programs and educational opportunities throughout Michigan.
Post-Secondary education opportunities in Michigan Area Career and Technical Education Program Kalamazoo Regional Education Service Agency KRESA offers educational programming throughout Kalamazoo County including Education for Employment. St.
Joseph County Career & Technical Education The SJC-CTE offers high school students career training opportunities in Centreville, Colon, Constantine, Mendon, Sturgis, Three Rivers, and White Pigeon. Branch Area Careers Center Welcoming juniors and seniors from Bronson, Coldwater, and Quincy community schools and other participating school districts, offering community education courses.
Calhoun Area Careers Center Assists Calhoun area residents with vocational training and life-long learning. Equal Opportunity Statement Workforce Development Board A proud partner of the American Job Center network. An equal opportunity employer / program supported by the State of Michigan.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Unemployed or underemployed individuals, or those changing careers. Eligibility is determined by local Michigan Works! offices. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Michigan Works! Training Vouchers (Individual Training Account - ITA) is funded by Michigan Works! (Statewide Workforce Development Network). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Michigan. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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