WorkFirst Programs
Financial assistance is available to low-income working parents for
job-related education and training.
Clark College has programs designed to help you keep a job or get
a better one! You do not have to be on WorkFirst if you meet other eligibility
requirements. Take a look at these options.
The
Free Tuition program gives WorkFirst and other low-wage working
parents access to skill training to increase their opportunities
for better employment and earnings.
- Are you currently employed?
- Do you have children that you are financially responsible for?
If
you answered yes to these questions, you could qualify for free
tuition and books if you:
- Need classes to upgrade skills
- Want to start a vocational degree program
- Are not eligible for financial aid
- Have other financial resources, but not enough to cover the cost
of tuition, fees and books
Income Limits
You must be in paid employment and have an average net monthly
income below 175% of the Federal poverty level. This includes paid
income and all other income for the family.
We can help
you apply for financial aid, fill out admissions forms, and schedule
college advising.
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| Customized
Job Skills Training |
Short
training courses allow you to quickly develop skills that help you
to be more employable. In some cases, the training has been designed
with an employer who will give priority hiring to program graduates.
- Are you
looking for work but find that you don't have the required skills?
- Are you
participating in WorkFirst or are you considered low income?
- Would
specific work based training help you find a job?
We
can help you get the skills required for currently available positions.
Call (360) 992-2748 to find out what specialized training we are
currently offering.
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| Additional
WorkFirst Programs |
Whether you require
specific training, a few classes, or other support while you are in
school, contact us
today!
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