Sentence examples for work training program from inspiring English sources

After he was found to have a learning disability, he completed a special education program in 1997 at Prospect Heights High School in Brooklyn and later entered a work training program run by the Brooklyn Bureau, which placed him with the security company nearly three years ago.

Mr. Schwarzenegger also vetoed $510 million in line items, including $944,000 from the Department of Fair Employment and Housing, a cut that means the loss of nine enforcement jobs; $8 million from the state's Alcohol and Drug Program's program for preventing crystal meth trafficking; and $2 million from a California Conservation Corps work training program.

If he didn't find at least 20 hours of employment per week or enroll in a work training program, his benefits would be cut off in three months.

Sloan-Glenn was forced to go on food stamps for the first time, but then in November he learned he'd have to find a job or enroll in a work training program to continue getting benefits.

"This is part of our continued focus on moving people from government dependence to true independence and ensuring they are workforce ready," Walker spokeswoman Laurel Patrick told HuffPost, stressing that people can keep benefits if they participate in a state work training program. .

If you are between the ages of 18 and 49 and physically and mentally fit, you must either be employed in some way or participating in a work training program to receive long-term benefits (unless you have a child).

Mr. Kaine said he hoped to focus on building American talent through education, work training programs, and efforts aimed at veterans.

The commissioner's mother, in a telephone interview from her home in Pineville, S.C., said that despite the city's compulsory work training programs and her housecleaning jobs, she continued to need the family aid to pay rent on the family's apartment in Clason Point Gardens, a public housing project in the Bronx.

Workers are demanding more flexible and specific kinds of education and training; educators are tailoring their curriculum and means of delivery to meet the needs of non-traditional students and employers are investing in work training programs in collaboration with higher education institutions to fill the changing occupational needs.

States are not required to provide work training programs, and most do not.

It also includes self-employment and work training programs.