

Adult Career Training Program
Tuition-free career training that prepares Kent County adults for in-demand, meaningful careers.
WMCAT’s Adult Career Training Program engages adults experiencing under- and unemployment in tuition-free training for new career paths with strong growth potential. Through professionally led instruction, leadership and personal development curriculum, externships with local employers, and holistic supports, you’ll prepare to take national certification exams and enter your new field with confidence.
Pharmacy Technician
This pathway equips learners for a career supporting pharmacists in retail, hospital, and specialized pharmacy settings. You’ll build the practical skills needed to assist with prescription filling, pharmacy software, patient communication, and more — all while preparing to sit for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) exam.
- Tuition-free training over ~8 months (typically Sep–May)
- Mix of virtual and in-person instruction
- Hands-on exposure to pharmacy operations
- Career coaching and job support
- External connections to local employers
- Prepares you for pharmacy technician roles in retail, hospital, compounding, and long-term care settings
Cybersecurity
WMCAT’s Cybersecurity pathway trains adults for real roles in the booming digital security field. This isn’t “sit in a room and watch videos” training: the program includes technical instruction and industry-aligned projects, with opportunities to explore areas like Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC). Graduates leave prepared to pursue certification and entry-level cybersecurity roles with solid growth potential.
- Tuition-free cybersecurity training built around employer needs
- Support from experienced instructors and industry partners
- Professional development and job readiness coaching
- Preparation for national certification
- Network connections through externships and employer partners
Success Stories
‘How Far I Can Go’
Securing the Future
Now or Never – It’s Time to Take a Leap
Meet the Team

Amy Wilson
