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Vocational Training
Your efforts to complete high school, vocational school, college, or university could be the best investment you will ever make.
In today's job market, training credentials are important in finding and keeping a good job. Employers will look at your credentials in deciding whether you possess the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities to do the job. They will also see your education achievements (or current studies) as indicators that you will show initiative and persistence on the job.
There are many schools to choose from
and financial aid is available to just about everyone. Apprenticeships are also a great way of getting started in a particular trade.
If you have settled on a career interest, you may be able to start getting the training you need right now. Our area has several public vocational schools and training centers to serve you:
- Your High School district has course programs intended to prepare you for a career. For more information about how to set up a career track, contact your school counselor.
- College of the Redwoods has many job specific certificate programs. Call the counseling office to set up an appointment to discuss your options at 476-4150.
- HROP, Humboldt Regional Occupation Program offers a wide variety of vocational training programs for youth and adults. Many are located on high school campuses. Call the information office at 445-7122
- Local Adult Schools have computer, business, and some career-specific courses for adults and older youth. Contact your local school district.
- The Technology Center at the Bayshore Mall offers computer classes to adults and older youth. 3300 Broadway, Eureka 445-7146.
- American Truck School, (707) 725-1824
- Frederick and Charles Beauty School, (707) 443-2733
- ProMedical Assistant School, (707)-268-5503
- The Employment Development Department’s Training Provider list with local vocational schools
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