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 Peninsula College provides further
career planning resources for students.
Adult
Basic Skills
Adult
Basic Skills Classes meet in Clallam and
Jefferson counties: Free Adult Basic Education (ABE) classes for improving
basic skills (reading,
writing,
math, and
computer skills, General Education Development (GED) instruction, English
as Second Language classes, and job related skills classes.
WorkFirst
Peninsula College's WorkFirst programs
offer a variety of services that help low-income community members get
the education and training they
need to get and keep living-wage jobs. WorkFirst can assist persons who
may already be working but need more skills; need tuition and book funding;
need a GED; need short term training leading to job interviews; and those
on TANF who are seeking a Work Study job.
Worker Retraining
The Worker
Retraining Program at Peninsula College is designed to provide
instruction and training that can lead to family-wage employment. If
you are enrolling in a Professional Technical program and are (or have
been) receiving unemployment benefits, you may be eligible for Worker
Retraining Financial Aid. Possible forms of aid include tuition and books,
child care, and transportation.
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