What are the responsibilities and job description for the Workforce Education position at Postbaccalaureate at Shoreline Community College?
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Workforce education helps students pay for college and provides the support needed to reach educational and career goals.
What We Offer (depends on programs)
- Tuition assistance
- Funds for books/college supplies
- Transportation support (Gas cards/Orca cards)
- One-on-one educational support
- Clear pathways toward certificates or degrees
Workforce Education includes four funding programs that may help cover your college costs. Each program has its own eligibility criteria and benefits. Explore the options to see which one is the best fit for your situation.
- BFET - For students receiving Basic Food Assistance (SNAP)
- Opportunity Grant - For low-income students pursuing approved programs
- Worker Retraining - For unemployed, underemployed, displaced workers, etc.
- WorkFirst - For parents receiving TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) cash assistance
Take the "Start Next Quarter" survey to find out
Answer some questions and see if you are eligible for Workforce Education Funding programs. Sign up for an Information Session at the end to learn more!
Ready to Apply?
Complete the Online Workforce Education Application
If you are ready to move forward, you can apply online. Once your application is submitted, our team will contact you with the next steps. Priority deadline is 2 weeks before the quarter starts.
Submit Workforce Application
Need Help?
Inf you have questions or need support with the enrollment process, we are here to help.
Call: (206)546-5882
Email: workforce@shoreline.edu
Contact Us
Workforce Education
Location 1400 BUILDING Email workforce@shoreline.edu Phone (206) 546-5882 Fax (206) 546-6992 Hours See the College's operating hours