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OEWD’s training programs serve San Francisco residents, who are unemployed or underemployed, and/or have been dislocated from their jobs, and/or meet the priority populations as defined by the WISF. These training programs provide job preparation, vocational training, and other services in order to develop a pipeline of skilled and prepared workers for industries facing staffing shortages and/or identified as having short-or-long-term job growth. |
New! TechSFTechSF will offer training in high growth IT occupations that are currently in demand, including Networking, Tech Support, Programming, Development, and Multimedia, in order to prepare San Francisco’s residents for entry into dynamic careers in the Information Technology Industry.
Health Care Academy
The Health Care Academy provides vocational skills training, internships/externships, and offers job placement assistance and career advancement to training participants and other individuals working in the health care field.
CityBuild AcademyCityBuild Academy prepares San Franciscans for career opportunities in the construction industry through two distinct training programs:
TrainGreenSFTrainGreenSF is a network of employment and training programs coordinated by OEWD that are responsive to the workforce development needs of the Green Sector. OEWD supports ongoing research and development for programs, services, and strategies that can support the emerging labor market demand for skilled and sustainable green jobs and careers.
Other Sector-Based Training ProgramsOEWD also supports employment and training programs targeting other industry sectors, including: Hospitality/Culinary, IT/Digital Media, Social Services/Education, and Office Support. These programs offer vocational training and employment services for occupations that are in demand.
Job Readiness ServicesOEWD’s Job Readiness Services (JRS) programs provide training and support to help jobseekers overcome their individual barriers to employment so they can qualify for and connect to employment and/or vocational skills training opportunities. The JRS programs serve as an important stepping stone for jobseekers who are not initially able to meet the minimum qualifications for OEWD’s Sector-based vocational skills training programs.
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