You can attend a training program to learn new skills or brush up existing skills.
Some courses take only two weeks.
Others are longer, but no course takes more than four weeks to complete. There are courses in beginning accounting or bookkeeping, and basic office and computer skills. People can attend training to become a nursing assistant or customer service representative, or prepare to work in environmental rehabilitation or fiber optics, electronic assembly or culinary arts. The Division of Employment and Training has contracted with community colleges, training providers and community-based organizations to make sure that the job skills you learn today work for you in tomorrow s job market. You can choose from more than 120 training sites across the state.