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about job opportunities and trainings in the Seattle area.
Pallino’s Pastaria
at SeaTac Airport is holding open interviews in the Airport Jobs office on
Tuesday, August 4 and Thursday, August 13 from 10am to
2pm. These interviews are for shift supervisor, cashier, cook and food prep
positions. Interviews are done on a first come/first serve basis. You can come
early to complete a registration.
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Orion Contact Center
is holding a hiring event on July 31 and August 1 for
more than 20 full and part time employees needed. Interviews on Friday, July 31 are from 8am to 5pm and Saturday, August 1 from 8am to 2pm at Orion Industries. Walk-ins
are accepted based on availability. Apply online to reserve an interview spot at www.orionworks.org/careers.
Catholic Community Services of Western Washington is currently hiring
several positions for their housing and shelter programs. There is a range of
positions from custodian to housing specialist. If you would like to apply or
get more information about this opportunity, go to the CCSWW Employment site.
If your goals require more intensive education, there are
many options available for helping you fund school. From grants and
scholarships to payment plans, there is a way to make it happen. Check out
startnextquarter.org for more information on getting started at a community
college.
There are many short term training programs available for free at South Seattle College. There are programs targeted at a variety of industrial and healthcare fields as well as classes to help improve English, math and computer skills to better prepare students for more advanced training. All of these classes are free to people receiving basic food or unemployment assistance. There is a description and contact information for all of these programs after the page jump.
Work Force Education Short Term Training Programs
PIVOT
POINT
This program supports students in building English, math,
and computer skills for approved entry into technical and professional training
programs. The classes will also assist students in researching school options,
exploring careers, and job search. ESL is
offered to those students who require additional supports.
Enrollment
into this program is offered on Mondays only.
Class
Schedule: Monday – Thursday
11:00am-4:30pm Tech Ed #127
Summer
Session available through 9/26/2015
Fall
Session: October 5th, 2015
Contact
WorkForce Education: 206-934-5835
FIRST
STEP: Introduction to Office & Computers
This one-quarter program prepares students for
entry-level customer service and office support positions, and/or to learn the
computer skills required to enter their chosen Technical/Professional programs.
*Information
Technology: Microsoft (MS) Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint
*Keyboarding *Diversity
in Business *Integrated Communications
*Career Development Capstone *Customer
Relations *Business English *Intro Math
*Graduates
earn 19 credits in Business Information Technology*
Class Schedule: Monday–Thursday 9:00am-4:30pm *Fri: 9:00am-12:00pm
REQUIRED
ORIENTATION: September 30th, 2015 @ 1:00pm
Robert Smith Bldg. #81
Start
date: October 5th, 2015
Contact
WORKFORCE EDUCATION 206.934.5835
MOP /
MEDICAL OFFICE PROFESSIONAL
This two-quarter course includes Medical Terminology,
Medical Insurance Processing, Medical Coding, MediSoft Billing Software,
Medical Administrative Procedures, Medical Document Processing and a required Internship.
This
is NOT an entry-level training! Must
pass typing and MS Word Assessment.
Background Checks will be processed for eligibility into
the program.
Class
Schedule: Mon–Thurs 9:00am–4:30pm Tech Ed
Bldg. #133A
REQUIRED
ORIENTATION: September 30th, 2015 @ 10:00am
Robert Smith Bldg. #81
Start
date: October 5th, 2015
Contact
WORKFORCE EDUCATION 206.934.5835
NAC
/ NURSING ASSISTANT CERTIFICATION
The one quarter NAC program covers basic health care
concepts needed to provide nursing care to adults, including maintaining and
monitoring patient’s health status while covering the nurse’s role in aspect of
age and disability. Enrollment in the NAC program is authorized only by the
Nursing Department after attending a health-care orientation and completing a
CASAS Assessment (minimum 230 scores required.) Background checks required.
Orientations: 11:00am
Fridays Robert Smith Bldg #79
Navigator: Adela Saenz
206-931-2839
Fall
Session: September 22nd, 2015
HOME
CARE AIDE COURSE
Home Care Aides work full or part time caring for the
elderly or the disabled in their homes or in adult family homes. Successful graduates of this one quarter
program will be qualified to take the WA state Home Care Aide examination for
employment in a care-giving job or have a strong foundation to continue in the
Nursing Assistant Certification course as well as enter additional health care
courses. Background check required.
CASAS scores: 220
- math & reading.
Class
time: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Friday 9:00am – 3:00pm
Orientations: 11:00am
Fridays Robert Smith Bldg. #79
Navigator: Adela Saenz
206-931-2839
Fall
Session: September 22nd, 2015
YOUTHBUILD
YouthBuild is a nationally certified, 6 month
construction pre-apprenticeship designed to help young adults earn their Ged or
High School Diploma and get a job or enroll in college. Motivated students who graduate “with honors”
will earn preferred entry into apprenticeships and livable-wage careers.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
- Must be 18-24 years old
- Low-income (we can help you with documentation for
this)
- Out-of-school at some point and seeking Diploma (GED
or HSD)
- Legally authorized to work in the United States
Contact:
jon.bersche@youthcare.org or YouthBuild@YouthCare.org 206-276-2140
BRIDGE
TO PROSPERITY
“GET
TRAINED AND GET PAID”
As part of the Youth Industry Partnership Initiative, you
will:
- Learn Welding, Composites, Electrical and more in
our hands-on, state-of-the-art Manufacturing Lab
- Earn industry certifications in forklift, First
Aid/CPR, OSHA 10, and flagging
- Work towards your GED or college degree, using math
in the classroom and in the Manufacturing Lab
- Receive a stipend and bus pass while you train, AND
- Begin a four-week paid internship!
Contact: kristen.sutton@kingcounty.gov
COMPOSITES
The knowledge and skills gained through this two quarter program
are those required for entry-level positions as composite technicians. Composite technicians, trained in assembly
and repair, are in-demand in the aviation, marine, auto and general
manufacturing industries.
Strong Math skills required. Pre-Requisite: ENG 105
Background checks will be processed for eligibility into
the program.
WINTER/SPRING Session: January
5th, 2016
Contact: Marshell Champoux 206-934-6496
marshell.champoux@seattlecolleges.edu
Class
Schedule & Locations: Mon-Fri 7:00am
– 1:00pmpm Georgetown & SSC Campuses
Required
Information Sessions: July 16 6:00pm
Georgetown C-207
August
20 6:00pm
Georgetown C-207
September
17 6:00pm Georgetown C-207
INDUSTRIAL
MANUFACTURING ACADEMY
This program offers training in Forklift Certification,
Industrial Safety CPR/First Aid, Manufacturing Basics, Introduction to
Blueprint Reading for Construction, Flagging and Traffic Control, Applied Math
for Technicians, Manufacturing Tools and Trades, OSHA 30 (General),
Introduction to Composites, Lean Manufacturing.
Location: Georgetown
Campus: 6737 Corson Ave. S. Bldg. C, room 207
FALL
Session: September 22nd, 2015
Required
Information sessions & orientations, please contact:
Rose
Matthews 206-934-7914 rose.matthews@seattlecolleges.edu
VIGOR MARITIME WELDING
This credit bearing certificate program requires a
minimum of two quarters. Prior welding
experience is strongly recommended. SSC
& Vigor Industrial’s Harbor Island Training Center will teach marketable
welding and fitting skills for maritime (world-class fishing vessels, barges
and ferries) and general manufacturing industries. This program prepares you to
enter the workplace earning family sustaining wages.
Location: Vigor’s Harbor Island Shipyard
FALL
Session: September 22th,
2015
Contact: Mary Lockman 206-934-5804 mary.lockman@seattlecolleges.edu
CNC
MACHINING
CNC- Computer
Numerical Control
CNC Technicians use
computerized mills, lathes, grinders and drill presses to produce complex, 3-D
structures with the touch of a computer. This short-term intensive
program covers:
·
Blueprint Reading
·
Machine Tool Theory
·
Surface Plate Techniques
·
Computer-Aided Manufacturing
·
Rapid Prototyping
·
Shop Mathematics
Potential employment in:
Aerospace Composites, Plastics, Molding, Maritime Medical Equipment.
Location: Georgetown Campus
Class Starts: October 2nd, 2015
Contact: Jason Petrait: 206-934-6865
Jason.Petrait@seattlecolleges.edu
WAREHOUSE
LOGISTICS (+ Go2Work Internship)
This five week training program offers Forklift
Certification, Industrial Safety CPR/First Aid, Hazardous Materials training,
Flagging and Traffic Control, Inventory Control, Order Fulfillment Methods,
Soft Skill-Sets, Basic Computer Literacy. NOTE:
A required Internship will be
in-addition to the 5 week class schedule.
Location: Georgetown
& SSC & New Holly Campuses
Required Orientation (both
days): July 27th and July 28th Noon-2pm Chan Ed. Center
#102
Summer Session: August 3rd, 2015
Contact:
(206) 934-5835 / veronica.rojas-valdez@seattlecolleges.edu
LANDSCAPE
CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE
Hands-on eleven week class covering the basics (proper
way to use a shovel so that you can survive an 8 hour work day) to complete
installation of landscape structures - class projects can be seen throughout
South’s Arboretum, reading blueprints, dry stacked stone retaining walls, using
laser transits levels, irrigation & drainage systems, small excavators
(Dingo), compactors, safety practices and how to work in a team
atmosphere. Students who repeat more
than one quarter assume the role of supervising a small crew. This is an excellent class for someone with
bilingual skills. Second quarter students enrolled in supervision training
could lead to employment opportunities as a crew supervisor. Similar class will
be offered in the spring.
FALL
Session: September 22th,
2015
You
may contact the departments directly or Workforce
Education Department 206.934.5835
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