All SWBOCES classes are on Spring Break from April 14-April 19. Classes will resume on Monday, April 21. Offices are closed on Friday, April 18 in observance of Good Friday.
There will be no classes, Monday February 17- Saturday, February 22. Offices are closed on Monday, February 17 in observance of President's Day.
The Healthcare Talent Pipeline Program (HTPP) funded by Westchester County has helped more than 200 participants complete Clinical Medical Assistant and Medical Administrative Assistant/Billing Coding Specialist certificate programs and find new and rewarding jobs at hospitals, medical groups, health centers, assisted living homes and other healthcare employers. The program offers no cost healthcare training and job search assistance, as well as a stipend and other supports. Computer training is also available to those who need it. For more information, call our offices at 914.592.0849.
Are you a White Plains Resident (age 18+) seeking to advance your career? We have FREE training for qualified applicants through a generous Community Development Block Grant made available through the City of White Plains. You must
provide proof of residency, meet income criteria and have been impacted by COVID-19. All SWBOCES Center for Adult & Community Services programs are eligible for 100% funding.
There is a limited amount of funding, so apply TODAY. This opportunity is on a first come-first served basis. Application must be submitted in person with proof of income. Appointments available Mon-Fri 8AM-4PM. Call us at 914.592.0849.
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If you are interested in posting your open positions with SWBOCES Center for Adult & Community Services, send us an email with the following information:
Company, Location, Position Title, Brief Description, Minimum Qualifications, Wage Range, Contact Information
We will send to appropriate students and post on our Jobs Board here: SWBOCES Adult & Community Services Job Board
Send information to adulted@swboces.org with Job Posting in the subject line.
By clicking HERE you will see the expectations, policies and practices for students in our programs.
You may qualify for funds through the Child Care Council of Westchester.
We are pleased to be open for in-person instruction. As a public school entity, SWBOCES is required to adhere to all current guidance issued by the New York State Education Department (NYSED) and the New York State Department of Health.
Thank you for your interest in Adult Education programs at Southern Westchester BOCES.
We offer tuition free High School Equivalency instruction and English Language Instruction and preparation for the US Citizenship Exam in our Adult Literacy Programs.
The Center for Adult and Community Services provides an array of tuition-based Workforce Development Training programs that include Healthcare, Technology and Trades. All job training programs require a minimum of six students enrolled to run.
We want all our students to achieve success. It is recommended for successful completion that students enrolling in job training programs have a minimum grade level of 8 in math and reading (equivalent to Grade 8 in school). Funding sources are available through our workforce partners at https://adulted.swboces.org/community_partners. Some programs require a high school diploma to complete certification exams.
All SWBOCES classes are on Spring Break from April 14-April 19. Classes will resume on Monday, April 21. Offices are closed on Friday, April 18 in observance of Good Friday.
Southern Westchester BOCES student and newly minted U.S. citizen Renata Rodriguez has been named Student of the Year by the New York Association for Continuing and Community Education and will be honored at a ceremony during its annual conference in Albany on May 1.
"Thanks to SWBOCES and the Community Resource Center, I found my American Dream," Ms. Rodriguez said.
The Southern Westchester BOCES Center for Adult & Community Services hosted its annual Spring Connections Open House on April 3. Nearly 200 students and alumni met with employers and labor organizations in a variety of fields from across the region.
There will be no classes, Monday February 17- Saturday, February 22. Offices are closed on Monday, February 17 in observance of President's Day.
The Healthcare Talent Pipeline Program (HTPP) funded by Westchester County has helped more than 200 participants complete Clinical Medical Assistant and Medical Administrative Assistant/Billing Coding Specialist certificate programs and find new and rewarding jobs at hospitals, medical groups, health centers, assisted living homes and other healthcare employers. The program offers no cost healthcare training and job search assistance, as well as a stipend and other supports. Computer training is also available to those who need it. For more information, call our offices at 914.592.0849.
Students in Southern Westchester BOCES’ Construction Trades Fundamentals program were lauded at a Certificate Ceremony at Neighbors Link in Mount Kisco, last month.
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