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Adult Basic Education
Adults can review, learn, or improve basic academic skills for employment or educational purposes. Courses are offered in reading, writing, math and computer skills including keyboarding and word processing. Instruction can be a combination of individualized, computer-based, or structured classes, all of which are offered days and evenings. Classes are free of charge; however, registration is required.
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeship is training that combines structured on-the-job training with related instruction and is sponsored by employers, employer associations or labor/management groups that have the ability to hire and train in a working environment.
Career Counselors
Career counseling and assessment is provided by a Job Service Licensed Professional Counselor. The initial session is held in a group at 9:30 a.m. Thursday morning. The service is available to ANY individual who: (1) is not sure they want to remain in their present occupation, (2) knows that they want a different occupation but need assistance in choosing an appropriate one, or (3) wants to attend higher education but need assistance in choosing a program based on an assessment of their abilities, interests, and work values. Work search guidance and related personal/family referrals can be obtained in individual sessions usually held the same day! Please contact John J. Gosling, MSE LPC DCC at 208 5811 or via email at john.gosling@dwd.state.wi.us for more information.
Computer Classes
Keyboarding and basic computer skills classes are offered to students participating in the adult education programs. These classes are designed for the adult to become familiar and comfortable with working on a computer.
Dislocated Worker Assistance
There are a variety of job search and other resources available for dislocated workers.
Visit: Dislocated Worker Assistance
English As A Second Language
Adults will learn to speak, read and write in English. Basic employment skills, math, keyboarding, and citizenship instruction is offered. Students learn English in traditional classroom settings and in a computer lab. Classes are free of charge; however, registration is required.
For information, contact: 920-208-5883
GED/HSED
Adults can complete a high school credential by earning a GED or HSED. Instruction can be a combination of individualized, computer-based, or structured classes, all of which are offered days and evenings. Classes are free of charge; however, registration is required. Testing fees apply. Funding assistance may be available through WIA funding.
For information on GED/HSED education, contact LTC: 920-208-5888
For information on funding assistance for GED/HSED completion, contact Great Lakes Training & Development (WIA): 920-208-5823
High School Completion Programs
Courses are available to complete the requirements for a high school diploma through this supervised, independent study program. This program is done with the approval/coordination of the student's current or former high school. Registration is required. Fees apply.
Occupational Skills Training
Individuals who need training to acquire new skills or upgrade their current skills may be eligible for financial assistance. Training must be in a high demand occupation and provided by an approved educational institution. Funding is provided through the Workforce Investment Act.
Trade Adjustment Assistance
Certified workers who lose their jobs as a result of increased imports or shifts in production out of the United States may be eligible to receive one or more program benefits and services depending on what is needed to return them to employment. Services include reemployment assistance, job search and relocation allowances and training benefits.
Workforce Investment Act (WIA)
The WIA program is a federally funded program that helps individuals with a variety of employment related service related to helping people return to employment, or simply find employment. Some of the services include reemployment assistance, job search, resume writing, career assessments, career consultation, and federal short term and long term training funds when available.
Contact 920.208.5820 for more information about the Sheboygan County Job Center WIA program.