South Central Wisconsin Job Center Calendar of Events

WIA Eligibility Requirements

  • Dislocated Worker
    • Laid-off due to no fault of your own, business closing, down sizing
    • Previously self-employed
    • Legally eligible to work in the U.S
  • Adult Program
    • Must be 18 years or older
    • Legally eligible to work in the United States
    • Income eligible
  • Youth Program - 14-21 years of age, income eligible and at least one of the following:
    • Basic skills deficient
    • Disability
    • Drop-out
    • Foster Child
    • Homeless
    • Offender
    • Pregnant/parenting
    • Runaway
    • Other situations based on documentation

February 6th-10, 2012 - WIA Orientation


If you live in Columbia or Marquette County please call (608) 288-2459 to schedule a session.

Orientation - An overview of services in your community and surrounding areas.  These services may include: employment, training, and referrals to other agencies for food, shelter, clothing and other basic needs. This interactive presentation will assist you in exploring your future employment options and the steps to obtain them.  Reviewed in this session: budgeting, career exploration, labor market information, and job search and training possibilities.  Participants will receive a listing of websites to assist them in their employment search.  Unless you are WIA eligible, you will not be able to move on to the Enrollment session. Military Service Members - If you have served in the military, including the National Guard, please call (608) 288-2459 for priority access to services.  If you are eligible for WIA, you will receive priority of service.

Need help registering? Please call (608) 288-2459.

Register

February 13-17, 2012 - WIA Orientation

Please print this page for your records!

Orientation - An overview of services in your community and surrounding areas.  These services may include: employment, training, and referrals to other agencies for food, shelter, clothing and other basic needs. This interactive presentation will assist you in exploring your future employment options and the steps to obtain them.  Reviewed in this session: budgeting, career exploration, labor market information, and job search and training possibilities.  Participants will receive a listing of websites to assist them in their employment search.  Unless you are WIA eligible, you will not be able to move on to the Enrollment session. Military Service Members - If you have served in the military, including the National Guard, please call (608) 288-2459 for priority access to services.  If you are eligible for WIA, you will receive priority of service.

Need help registering? Please call (608) 288-2459.

Register

February 20-24, 2012 - WIA Orientation

Please print this for your records!

Orientation - An overview of services in your community and surrounding areas.  These services may include: employment, training, and referrals to other agencies for food, shelter, clothing and other basic needs. This interactive presentation will assist you in exploring your future employment options and the steps to obtain them.  Reviewed in this session: budgeting, career exploration, labor market information, and job search and training possibilities.  Participants will receive a listing of websites to assist them in their employment search.  Unless you are WIA eligible, you will not be able to move on to the Enrollment session. Military Service Members - If you have served in the military, including the National Guard, please call (608) 288-2459 for priority access to services.  If you are eligible for WIA, you will receive priority of service.

Need help registering? Please call (608) 288-2459.

Register