Provides vocational training activities to individuals who are needing skills to enter an occupation. The client has already been assessed as interested and capable of successfully completing coursework for the occupation in which the training is being provided.

Providing employment supports to students with disabilities, services includes participation at a community site for assessment and development of work skills and behaviors needed for employment.

Offers an information technology based training program.

Vocational and technical high school programs in more than 30 instructional areas. Through real world classrooms, shadowing, internships and more, students are able to gain an in-depth perspective of many career paths and college majors.

Offers specialized education and training related to any of a variety of occupational areas for adults who have high school diplomas and high school students.

Provides vocational training activities to individuals who are needing skills to enter an occupation. The client has already been assessed as interested and capable of successfully completing coursework for the occupation in which the training is being provided.

Offers vocational and job training programs.

Waynesville Career Centers offers a variety of vocational and technological classes to high school students and area adults. Some of the classes are Auto Collision, Auto Service, Computer Information Technology, Construction, Culinary Arts, Graphic Design, HVAC, Hospitality and Tourism, Job Placement, Health science, Practical Nursing, Vocational Preparation, Welding and Manufacturing, Cosmetology, Motorcycle Safety, Health/EMS and Missouri Sheriffs Academy. Ed2go on-line courses are also available. CAPACITY No Restrictions

Computer lab that hosts programs for child and adult students. Classes include beginner's knowledge of Windows, Microsoft Office and other similar basic programs. Includes Adult Education, Vocational Skills, Resume-Building, personal Finance and Technology for youth and children.

Offers three occupational Skills Training programs: Warehouse/Packaging/Logistics Skills Training built on the MSSC Certified Logistics Associate certification with hands on experience in the production/warehouse facility, Essential Employment Skills Program works with veterans in our e-waste area, and a Retail Skills Training utilizing the Goodwill retail footprint, around the National Retail Federation's RiseUP certification.

Non-credit continuing education classes for career preparation and skills upgrading.

Non-credit continuing education classes for career preparation and skills upgrading.

Offers 10-week long internships for individuals with disabilities that provide vocational skills in a variety of hospital departments. At the completion of the internships, students are placed into competitive employment. Three main categories of internships: - Operations: stocking linens and supplies, dock, assembling and cleaning equipment, delivering linens/equipment, completing work orders, sanitizing, etc. - Clerical: data entry, scanning, making and receiving phone calls, alphabetizing, minimal patient interaction, shredding, using copying machines, sorting mail, etc. - Hospitality: food and beverage prep, customer service, cashiering, stocking food items, cleaning spills, catering, refilling creamer and coffee machines, catering, identifying speciality items, etc.

Offers various career and technical education programs.

A free, in-school instruction program provided directly in the classroom by Independent Living Advocates, covering a wide range of important skills and topics young adults need to succeed on the "fast track" to independence. Staff instructs students in these 5 areas (and more): - Introduction to Self-Advocacy. - Job Exploration Counseling. - Counseling on Post-Secondary Education. - Workplace Readiness Training. - Work-Based Learning Experiences.

Offers out-of-school youth an opportunity to participate in training for certificate and degree programs, which will assist in obtaining marketable skills for employment in their desired field of study. Benefits and services can include: - Career Counseling & Support. - Tuition & fees. - Textbooks & class supplies. - Mileage reimbursement to and from classes. - Childcare reimbursement while in class. - Employment readiness training. - Referral to community services. - Job shadowing. Short-Term Training Options: - Administrative Assistant/Application Specialist. - Automated engineering tech certificates. - Automotive or collision repair technology. - Basic nurse assistant. - Computer-aided design certificates. - Computer information systems certificates. - Diesel power/equipment repair tech. - EMT or Paramedic. - Energy, electricity, or electronics/A+ Prep certificates . - Forklift operator. - High School equivalency preparation. - Horticulture certificates. - Medical billing and coding. - Pharmacy technician. - Retailing certificate. - Truck driver training. - Welding tech certificate.

Non-credit continuing education classes for career preparation and skills upgrading.

Provides career and technical education (CTE) courses and oversees a variety of state and federal education improvement grants for schools in the area.

Improves the quality of life of individuals by providing training, education and employment programs.

SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT services are designed to provide personalized assistance to individuals with disabilities. Encouragement in independence by helping job-seekers get the skills necessary to find and maintain employment in the community. Program is focused on finding and utilizing individual strengths. Through job coaching and hands-on training, participants learn to understand their abilities and determine which jobs will allow those abilities to shine and go for their full potential.

BENEFITS PLANNING enables beneficiaries with disabilities to make informed choices about going to work also supporting them as they continue progress toward self-sufficiency. Team members will work with beneficiaries to provide in-depth counseling about benefits and the effect of work on those benefits. Education about benefits is provides in order to help beneficiaries attain independence and confidence. Team members counsel beneficiaries on Work Incentive Summary, Benefits Summary and Analysis, PASS plan, Impairment Related Work Expenses (IRWE) and resolve benefits issues.

Provides vocational training activities to individuals who are needing skills to enter an occupation. The client has already been assessed as interested and capable of successfully completing coursework for the occupation in which the training is being provided.

Provides a variety of women empowerment services, including: - Informational training about basic health education, rights and decision making, group formation, and more. - Teaches business skills and provides vocational training. - Provision of monthly resource booklets, and resources to counseling, health, and legal services. - Connections to local women's networks and sponsors for needed referrrals and other support.

Through the programs offered at the BACC, students learn a marketable career skill and gaining work experience which has helped students acquire entry level jobs after graduation or prepare for further education and training. Programs include (but are not limited to): Automotive Technology, Computer Systems, Culinary Arts, Cosmetology, Criminal Justice, Metalworking, Digital Media, Fire Science, and Health Occupations.

Provides workforce skills development.

Non-credit continuing education classes for career preparation and skills upgrading.