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Dress for Success Arizona – EducateHER LEARN THE SKILLS TO WORK IN A FAST-GROWING FIELD! Dress for Success Arizona’s EducateHER program eliminates many barriers women face when going back to school. From child care to tuition, this program helps women succeed through one-year certificate programs offered through Arizona State University, Maricopa Community Colleges, and Coconino Community College in growing industries.
Build a better future for your family with this newly offered certificate program for women. The mission of Dress for Success Arizona is to empower women to achieve economic mobility by providing a network of support, workplace attire and the development tools needed to help women thrive in work and in life.
ASU, Maricopa Community Colleges (MCC) and Coconino Community College have partnered with Dress for Success Arizona to bring you fast-track certificate programs that quickly prepare you to start a career in an in-demand field. EducateHER Program Overview “The EducateHER program allows me to have a better outlook for my future and a stable career that supports me and my children.
” Arizona has among the highest number of nonprofit organizations per capita in the entire nation, yet at least 500,000 mothers and their families are living on the margins. Many women are interested in going back to school to get into a career track that provides a living wage. However, low wages, rising tuition costs, and child care challenges often provide a barrier to success.
To address these challenges, Dress For Success Arizona, in partnership with the Arizona State University, Maricopa Community Colleges (MCC) and Coconino Community College, has created a program of wraparound support for women that helps them get certifications for careers with worthy wages, to break the cycle of poverty for women and their families.
In addition to assisting in navigating the enrollment process, the program provides for up to 100% of tuition and childcare expenses for children ages 5 and under, as well as a stipend for living expenses throughout the duration of the program.
The EducateHER program enables women to earn a credit-bearing Career & Technical Education (CTE) certificate, preparing them for careers in growing fields that pay a sustainable wage and the opportunity to advance. Women who are also eligible for childcare will receive support through the First Things First-Quality First Initiative.
Watch Testimonials from Our Recent Graduates Enroll in the EducateHER Program Earn a certificate in just one year for fast-growing careers that pay self-sufficient wages. Dress for Success Arizona is connecting women to high-demand one-year certificate programs in fields that pay a sustainable wage, getting their families on a new path to self-sufficiency.
Benefits of the EducateHER Program Paid tuition for a certificate in technical education Quality-First/Kindergarten-ready Childcare Scholarship(s) Stipend with active program participation* Wraparound services (coaching, planning and community resource support) Support services offered in partnership with local community partners: Career Services (coaching and planning) Networking opportunities with local industry leaders Eligibility for the EducateHER Program Complete EducateHER application Complete One-on-One intake interview with Dress for Success Arizona Complete application requirements from education institution (provided following intake interview) Choose eligible certificate program in technical fields Complete childcare scholarship voucher (if applicable) Which Certificates Can I Receive?
The Pathways Program for Single Moms in Central Arizona has 23 eligible programs across the 10 Maricopa Community Colleges. These are primarily Fast Track Certificates and short-term programs leading to industry credentials in the following high-demand areas: applied technology; business, entrepreneurialism, and management; computer and information technology; education; and health sciences.
The Applied Technology Field of Interest programs gives hands-on skills you need to design, develop, or repair high-tech equipment and processes. After studying in these areas you can often find work after completing introductory classes and are able to expand your knowledge, skills, and education while earning a livable wage.
Automated Industrial Technology Business, Entrepreneurialism, and Management Because our global economy starts with the small business on the corner and extends to the world’s most valuable companies, we’ve designed our business pathway to give you the knowledge and experience you need to be an economic and social leader at every level of your career.
Small Business Management Computer and Information Technology As technology evolves and data management systems become increasingly complex, the demand for highly skilled technology professionals continues to grow.
Maricopa Community Colleges offers advanced laboratories, modern equipment, internships, and flexible and specialized classes where you will learn about computing hardware and software, web-based platforms, networks, telecommunications systems, and other innovative technology.
Amazon Web Services Cloud Cisco Network Administration CompTIA A+, Network +, Security + If you love learning and want to help students discover their potential, the Education Field of Interest is for you. No matter which path you choose, a background in education can prepare you for a rewarding – and meaningful – career.
Early Childhood Education If you want to help people live better, safer, healthier lives, consider the Health Sciences Field of Interest. Maricopa Community College’s Health Sciences degrees and certificates are designed to give you comprehensive training for health-related work in the hospital, healthcare, or exercise and fitness settings.
Certified Nursing Assistant Emergency Medical Technician Medical Administrative Assistant Medical Billing and Coding Patient Care Associate/Health Unit Coordination Assistance for English as a Second Language (ESL), English Literacy, and High School Equivalency programs is also available. Which Certificates Can I Receive?
The EducateHER program in Central Arizona has a variety of eligible programs across the 10 Maricopa Community Colleges. These are primarily Fast Track Certificates and short-term programs leading to industry credentials in the following high-demand areas: applied technology; business, entrepreneurialism, and management; computer and information technology; education; and health sciences.
The Applied Technology Field of Interest programs gives hands-on skills you need to design, develop, or repair high-tech equipment and processes. After studying in these areas you can often find work after completing introductory classes and are able to expand your knowledge, skills, and education while earning a livable wage.
Automated Industrial Technology Business, Entrepreneurialism, and Management Because our global economy starts with the small business on the corner and extends to the world’s most valuable companies, we’ve designed our business pathway to give you the knowledge and experience you need to be an economic and social leader at every level of your career.
Small Business Management Computer and Information Technology As technology evolves and data management systems become increasingly complex, the demand for highly skilled technology professionals continues to grow.
Maricopa Community Colleges offers advanced laboratories, modern equipment, internships, and flexible and specialized classes where you will learn about computing hardware and software, web-based platforms, networks, telecommunications systems, and other innovative technology.
Amazon Web Services Cloud Cisco Network Administration CompTIA A+, Network +, Security + If you love learning and want to help students discover their potential, the Education Field of Interest is for you. No matter which path you choose, a background in education can prepare you for a rewarding – and meaningful – career.
Early Childhood Education If you want to help people live better, safer, healthier lives, consider the Health Sciences Field of Interest. Maricopa Community College’s Health Sciences degrees and certificates are designed to give you comprehensive training for health-related work in the hospital, healthcare, or exercise and fitness settings.
Certified Nursing Assistant Emergency Medical Technician Medical Administrative Assistant Medical Billing and Coding Patient Care Associate/Health Unit Coordination Assistance for English as a Second Language (ESL), English Literacy, and High School Equivalency programs is also available.
For North-Central Arizona residents, the following certifications are available for program participants through Coconino Community College: Automotive Technology Certificate Construction Technology Certificate Environmental Technology Certificate Google IT Support Professional Certificate Nursing Assistance Certificate Here are your next steps: Does the EducateHER sound like a program you’re interested in?
Your first step is filling out the application. We’re here to walk you through your next steps. The application will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.
Once your application is received, Dress for Success Arizona will review and contact you for next steps which include a brief conversation about your goals. After you complete the initial steps, we will introduce you to your student advisor who will walk you through their intake process. You will also learn about community resources here to support you.
The EducateHER Program removes obstacles women face when getting their education. This program covers tuition as well as childcare and other support to help with your expenses while getting a direct-to-employment certificate. Courses begin this fall and spots are filling fast!
Learn more about the program and career opportunities by contacting: Dress for Success Arizona at (602) 489-7397 or services@dfsarizona. org . “Educate a woman and you educate her family.
Educate a girl and you change the future. ”
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Single mothers in Arizona seeking to pursue higher education and career development. The program also partners with nonprofit organizations and educational institutions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Pathways for Single Moms is funded by Women's Foundation for the State of Arizona (WFSA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arizona. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
USDA-NIFA-WAMS-011117 posted September 4, 2026 with $1,905,210 across an estimated 12 awards of $25,000 to $200,000, closing September 14, 2026. The opportunity title is now simply "Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Fields." Assistance listing 10.318 still reads "Women and Minorities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Fields" — and NIFA's own program page says the program is not funded for FY2026.
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