Project Transition
Displaced Homemaker Retraining
Over the past 20 years, Project Transition has helped more than
8,000 Displaced Homemakers gain marketable skills.
Project Transition at Westchester Community College has been a leader since 1987 in helping Displaced Homemakers from Westchester and Putnam counties to enter or re-enter the paid workforce. The program provides services to displaced homemakers who are divorced, widowed, separated, or whose spouses have become disabled or unemployed.
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Project Transition provides… |
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Project Transition graduate. Now employed as
an International and Domestic Satellite and
Fiber Coordinator at ABC News. |
- Computer software training
- Career decision counseling
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Work readiness coaching
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Job search and placement services
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Extensive information and referral services
For information
about eligibility requirements and space
availability,
please contact:
Marika Scotti at
914 606-6825 or
email at
Marika.Scotti@sunywcc.edu
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Training programs include…
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Short-term intensive computer/office skills workshops
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Longer term computer classes from 60-120 hours over 6-8 weeks
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Supportive classroom instruction
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Computer lab time
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Lab techs to help students practice their skills
Courses are offered free for those
who meet both our eligibility requirements as well as prerequisites for
training programs.
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Funding provided by the NYS Department of Labor.
Westchester Community College is sponsored locally by the County of Westchester, affiliated with the State University of New York. |
Dislocated Worker Retraining
Unemployed Worker
Are you unemployed? You may qualify to take free computer and business
classes at Westchester Community College to gain marketable skills to re-enter today’s workforce. Call
the Westchester County Office of Employment and Training at 914-995-3910 for eligibility
information. Tell them you are interested in taking courses at Westchester
Community College.
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Project Transition graduate. Staff Attorney for a Legal Services Center.
Now Recruiting!
Space is Limited
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For a class that starts
September 10, 2008
and ends on
October 24, 2008
at the Ossining Extension Center.
Click
here for more information
Thompson & Bender Made $500 Donation to Project Transition
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