Working together for workforce development solutions, our partners are serious about improving employment opportunities

The Branch County ISD is dedicated to delivering life-long learning opportunities to every resident in our community.

The CCISD works with 13 constituent districts and four public school academies to make the benefits educational services and support available for all.

GOCC provides quality educational programs that meet the needs of community members throughout their lives as well as the support services needed for success.

KVCC offers innovative educational programs designed to help you achieve success and reach your goals for the future.

The KVGC develops close partnership within local industry leaders who are interested in developing standardized and customized training programs that expand employment skills.

KRESA focuses on innovation in their educational programs, and rewards innovative educators and learners with leadership and team opportunities.

KCC is committed to accessible, high-quality education that develops our community through the lives of individual community members.

The RMTC is a community-focused training facility located within the Fort Custer Industrial Park in Battle Creek, Michigan. Blending traditional education with hands on experiences, RMTC works with business and industry to provide specialized training.

The MCTI provides educational opportunities for adults with disabilities in Michigan, starting with a career assessment, they work with students to investigate job options.

SJCISD works with all students to improve educational opportunities to leverage economic opportunities, by coordinating the efforts of students, educators, parents, and the community.

WMU works with local organizations to build our community by focusing on educational opportunities and economic development throughout our region.

AARP is not only a nonprofit but also a nonpartisan organization that works for people 50 and older to improve their quality of life.

The Michigan Bureau of Services for Blind Persons (BSBP) serves people who are blind or visually impaired and are looking for independence through employment.

When families need help, the MDHHS offers many programs to help with temporary assistance.

We create a safer Michigan by holding offenders accountable while promoting their future success for community prosperity.

The Workforce Development Institute (WDI) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation established and operated to provide employment and training services to unemployed and underemployed Michigan residents.

“Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) provides specialized employment and education-related services and training to assist teens and adults with disabilities in becoming employed or retaining employment.”

MVES works with veterans and their spouses to access education and employment opportunities as well as other resources.

YOU is a career pathway organization providing young people in Southwest Michigan with academic enrichment, job training and workforce readiness opportunities designed to enhance individual and community-wide prosperity.