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On-site Child Care

The on-site child care facility is open Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. and Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and serves children ages 6 weeks to 12 years old. Children between the ages of 6 years and 12 years old may only use the facility during non-school hours. Non-school hours include days when school is not in session as well as before and after school. The entire Workforce Development Center is closed for all major holidays. Customers who are using the child care facility must remain in the building at all times and children may only be in the child care facility for a maximum of three and a half hours per visit.

The child care facility is staffed by four certified teachers who plan daily age-appropriate activities. Call 262-638-6642 for more information.

Check out the Youth CNC Machine Tool Operator Boot Camp or watch a collection of videos about the program! NEW - Deadline extended to June 7th!

Stand out from the crowd! Currently available jobs that prefer or require an NCRC certificate. … read more

Practical tips for getting and keeping a job! Visit the WDC or browse this website to connect with helpful resources.

Workshop Schedule

Jun26 6/26/2012 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM

Staff Assisted Resume Lab

Racine Resource Room (map)

Note: You must know how to use a computer to use the Resume Lab.

This open computer lab setting is available for you to work on your resume, with suggestions and computer assistance from staff. You will be using the computer to create a resume that can be printed or emailed for use in your job search. Staff is available to answer your questions, provide assistance with proof reading, and provide an employer perspective so that you will feel your resume is ready for your job search. Creating your own resume is also a valuable tool in helping to prepare for job interviews. For most people, creating a resume is a process that takes significant time, depending on typing and computer skills. Please plan accordingly.

Not comfortable with the computer? Attend our Compuphobia classes to learn the basics (page 25-26).

It is recommended you learn what it takes to create a professional resume that gets results by attending “Resume Smarts” before visiting the Resume Lab (page 31).

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