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When Yoonhee Kim enrolled in the Adult Career Training Program in 2023, she was nervous and didn’t know what to expect. She wanted to improve
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When Yoonhee Kim enrolled in the Adult Career Training Program in 2023, she was nervous and didn’t know what to expect. She wanted to improve

Following a successful launch of the Adult Career Training Program’s new Cybersecurity pathway in fall 2022, WMCAT announced the scaling of the pathway in fall

Ariel Bolden has clear goals for her family’s future and the determination to achieve them. “My vision is to be financially well off,” she says.

Working as a rideshare driver provided Anthony Joseph with the flexibility he enjoyed, but it didn’t offer the stability, opportunity, or challenge he craved. He

Expecting a child prompts most parents to ask the big questions. How will I provide financially for my kids? How do I make sure I’m

In fall 2022, WMCAT launched a new Cybersecurity + GRC pathway as part of our tuition-free Adult Career Training Program, to provide Kent County adults

Each summer at Adult Career Training graduation, students celebrate the end of their program learning as they move toward jobs that will provide income stability

Antonio Corrothers used to delete the emails he received about online classes and job training programs. The options were costly, and it didn’t seem realistic

Work doesn’t always work for people. Experiencing unpredictable hours and irregular pay, Scott Shirey decided his job wasn’t working for him and found hope for

An aspiring author, TaKayla Brown is a storyteller at heart. When it came to writing the next chapter of her own life, though, she needed