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Home > District Resources > Workforce Development > CalWORKs > Program Overview: Pierce College

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
CalWORKs: WELFARE-TO-WORK

PROGRAM OVERVIEW:
Pierce College
6201 Winnetka Avenue
Woodland Hills, CA 91371
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The Pierce College Gain/CalWORKs Office helps students acquire workplace skills and provides academic planning and counseling, books and supplies, child care, transportation and referrals to on-campus and community-based resources for legal, medical and counseling services.

Whether a GAIN worker refers a student, or the student initiates his or her own college studies, we hope this is the beginning of training fro employment opportunities coupled with a lifetime of learning and personal growth.

Students may enroll at Pierce to improve language skills through English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, complete a GED program, upgrade work skills or pursue a certificate or degree program. Whatever the need, CalWORKs participants will find a warm supportive and knowledgeable staff to assist them.

Students are encouraged to use all campus resources to support their educational programs:

  • GAIN/CalWORKs students qualify for financial aid, including fee waivers
  • Students may also be eligible for work-study grants and federal and state scholarships
  • Children of students in our program receive priority admission to the on-campus Child Development Center
  • Students with physical or learning disabilities are eligible for services from the Disabled Students Programs and Services Office
  • Working students may qualify for the Project for Accelerated College Education program, in which a college degree can be earned in two years of evening and weekend study
  • Students can receive no-cost tutoring in The Center for Academic Success and The Learning Center
  • All students participating in workshops in resume writing, job search and interviewing with the Employment Development Department representative on-campus


Visit the Pierce College GAIN/CalWORKs Office Web Site (link opens a new browser window)

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