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Programs
& Services: Job Training
Goodwill’s job training programs
provide training and support services developed around an individual’s
skill level, life situation and career aspirations. Job training
programs are also designed to meet the needs of various industry
sectors, including retail, hospitality and tourism and general business.
Job training program participants typically pursue one of three
paths:
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Individuals
with developmental and other disabilities who require structured
supports to work typically are trained and work at Goodwill. Over
time, many transition to work in the community.
- Individuals
with limited or no work history, low educational attainment and/or
language barriers typically complete a work-readiness program
as the first step to entering the workforce.
- Individuals
with some work experience often enroll in programs that provide
them with the basic financial, literacy and computer skills needed
for entry-level administrative jobs.
Once
program graduates enter the workforce, Goodwill provides ongoing
support to help them keep their jobs and advance in them. Job Training
programs fall into four main categories:
Rehabilitation
and Vocational Services
Workforce Development
Skills Training
Clothing Collaborative
for Job Trainees
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