Short-term, intensive training prepares participants for entry-level employment.
WorkFirst financial aid pays tuition, fees, and book expenses for eligible working, low-income parents.
ESL for Work classes can increase participant's English language skills and employment possibilities.
The Family Literacy Program helps families work on basic educational skills and complete GEDs, learn about family management and parenting, and develop work skills.
Classes are offered at several different times and locations. View the current schedule of offerings.
WORKFIRST“A job, a better job, a better life”
For Peninsula College WorkFirst information and eligibility requirements, please call:Sheila Martin, WorkFirst Student Services Coordinator(360) 417-6351 or toll free(877) 452-9277, Ext. 6351Participants and Employers:Click here to view a current WorkFirst Schedule of Classes.