This
program provides services for youth and adults in areas of work experience,
skills training, educational and assessment services. WIA specifies three
funding streams targeted to youth, adults, and dislocated workers,
respectively. It provides for three basic levels of service referred to as
core, intensive and training.
Core services include outreach,
assessment, job search and placement assistance. Intensive services involve
diagnostic testing, career planning, case management and prevocational skills
training. Training services involve occupational skills and on-the-job
training, skills upgrading and customized training. These services are
provided through the JobLink Career Center at the Employment Security
Commission.
For more information/details on WIA Adult services, please
contact Michele Shepherd at mshepherd@uccainc.org.
For more
information/details on WIA Youth services, please contact Brittany
Benton at brittany.benton@uccainc.org or
Garrett Malone at garrett.malone@uccainc.org. Or
visit our WIA Youth Site by clicking here.
Core services include outreach, assessment, job search and placement assistance. Intensive services involve diagnostic testing, career planning, case management and prevocational skills training. Training services involve occupational skills and on-the-job training, skills upgrading and customized training. These services are provided through the JobLink Career Center at the Employment Security Commission.
For more information/details on WIA Adult services, please contact Michele Shepherd at mshepherd@uccainc.org.
For more information/details on WIA Youth services, please contact Brittany Benton at brittany.benton@uccainc.org or Garrett Malone at garrett.malone@uccainc.org. Or visit our WIA Youth Site by clicking here.