Worker Retraining

Worker Retraining Orientation
Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. OR Fridays at 12:00pm in West Building, W213C

The Washington State Legislature appropriated funds to provide retraining opportunities for dislocated and unemployed workers in the state of Washington. The Worker Retraining Program continues to give priority service to the dislocated workers with substantial tenure.

Worker Retraining Eligibility

The Worker Retraining Program provides up to $1,300.00 of tuition assistance, plus career counseling, academic guidance and other benefits to individuals in career transition such as laid off workers, displaced homemakers, and formerly self-employed individuals. Military veterans, honorably discharged in the last two years, may be eligible for help with cost of books.

Resources & Benefits

Worker Retraining is available throughout the many professional/technical programs offered at Lake Washington Institute of Technology. Pursue a degree or certificate, or just upgrade skills with an individualized training plan.

WorkFirst

WorkFirst is designed to help eligible TANF and former-TANF parents with their educational goals. You may be eligible if you are receiving cash assistance from DSHS. Financial assistance includes tuition, fees, and books.