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Do you need to learn new skills to get ahead in the job market?  PA CareerLink® Lehigh Valley can help. Visit one of our Career Resource Centers to learn about education and training programs offered by area community colleges, universities, trade and training schools.

You may qualify for skills-based training services, including:

  • Occupational skills training
  • On-the-Job training
  • Apprenticeships
  • Work experience
  • Transitional jobs

You could qualify for free local training and education services through PA CareerLink® Lehigh Valley if you:

  • Are a Lehigh or Northampton County resident
  • Have a High School diploma or GED at the start of your training program 
  • Do not have marketable or in-demand skills to be considered for training
  • Request training in a High Priority Occupation within a Lehigh Valley Targeted Industry Cluster
  • Obtain the minimum WorkKeys® scores aligned with your occupational choice
  • Meet the training provider’s entrance requirements
  • Complete training within 24 months from the start date of WIOA funding
  • Are seeking full-time training-related employment after training completion

Review our Eligibility Information to see if you qualify for these services.

APPROVED TRAINING PROVIDERS AND PROGRAMS IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY

You may be eligible for funding to pay for your training if:

Start exploring your training and education services today by visiting our Virtual Welcome Center or by contacting us!

“After losing my job of 15 years, I recently participated in your WIOA program. I wanted to take a moment and let you know how much I value the WIOA team who helped me in my new job search. Although I was only in the program a short time, these wonderful ladies made quite an impact on me. They were so patient and helpful, and their workshops were invaluable for me.  I could not have found a new job so quickly without their guidance. Thank you so much!!” Debra

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Nelly Ramirez, Bilingual Workforce Career Counselor, teaches PA CareerLink® Lehigh Valley program participants how to prepare for the entry-level electrical apprenticeship exam.

Interested in our services? Reach out to see how we can help! careerlinklehighvalley.org/contact-us
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Nelly Ramirez, Bilingual Workforce Career Counselor, teaches PA CareerLink® Lehigh Valley program participants how to prepare for the entry-level electrical apprenticeship exam.

Interested in our services? Reach out to see how we can help! careerlinklehighvalley.org/contact-us

Historically, women in the Valley had to fight for basic respect in industrial settings. For #WomensHistoryMonth, we’re looking back at those who forged the path for the modern industry.

🔌 Iva Ferris, a former employee at the historic Bethlehem Steel, faced extreme hostility when she worked in the electrical repair shop over 40 years ago. She didn’t let that deter her from her craft, and she mastered the trade.

💪🏼 Bess King and other women started their careers as millwright apprentices at Bethlehem Steel in the late 1970s. Taunted by their male counterparts, they paved the way for pregnancy leave and safety protocols that are now standard in union contracts.

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Auxiliary Aids and Services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities/Equal Opportunity Employer/Program. Programs at PA CareerLink® Lehigh Valley are funded in whole or in part by federal funds. Detailed information can be found at ow.ly/4Sh050YqeGC. Equal Opportunity Officer: EqualOpportunity@careerlinklv.org or 610-841-8332 TTY Line 610-437-0741. More information on adaptive equipment and Equal Opportunity resources can be found at ow.ly/BjTB50YqeGz.
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Historically, women in the Valley had to fight for basic respect in industrial settings. For #WomensHistoryMonth, we’re looking back at those who forged the path for the modern industry.

🔌 Iva Ferris, a former employee at the historic Bethlehem Steel, faced extreme hostility when she worked in the electrical repair shop over 40 years ago. She didn’t let that deter her from her craft, and she mastered the trade.

💪🏼 Bess King and other women started their careers as millwright apprentices at Bethlehem Steel in the late 1970s. Taunted by their male counterparts, they paved the way for pregnancy leave and safety protocols that are now standard in union contracts.

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Auxiliary Aids and Services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities/Equal Opportunity Employer/Program. Programs at PA CareerLink® Lehigh Valley are funded in whole or in part by federal funds. Detailed information can be found at https://ow.ly/4Sh050YqeGC. Equal Opportunity Officer: EqualOpportunity@careerlinklv.org  or 610-841-8332 TTY Line 610-437-0741. More information on adaptive equipment and Equal Opportunity resources can be found at https://ow.ly/BjTB50YqeGz.

Whether you have a student interested in a career in STEAM or you’re looking to network as a professional, the Women in Science & Engineering (WISE) Initiative at the Da Vinci Science Center is a great resource. 👩🏾‍🔬

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