- Workforce Development News – June 10, 2019
- First High-School-Age STLCC, Boeing Program Grads Receive Job Offers
- Workforce Development News – June 3, 2019
- Solar PV Tech Students Get Set for Missouri’s Fastest-Growing Trade
- Community Health Worker Program Grads Get Equipped to Make an Impact
- Workforce Development News – May 28, 2019
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All posts tagged "Harrison Education Center"
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STLCC-LaunchCode Partnership Places Students on Fast Track in Coding CareersSt. Louis Community College and LaunchCode have combined forces to deliver a job-readiness fast track coding bootcamp. The free, 14-week full time STLCC Immersive CodeCamp, powered by LaunchCode starts April 1.
- Posted March 4, 2019
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New CHW Graduates Begin Serving Their Communities, Assisting Others to Adopt Healthy BehaviorsOn October 8, 2018, eleven students graduated from the Community Health Worker training program at the William J. Harrison Education Center. Surrounded by family, friends, employers and service learning partners, the students celebrated their accomplishments in this...
- Posted October 16, 2018
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No-Cost Community Health Worker Training, Classes Start January 2019Learn to conduct outreach for medical personnel or health organizations to implement programs that promote, maintain and improve individual and community health. There is no cost for this program for individuals selected to participate. Apply now for...
- Posted September 28, 2018
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Apply Today! Community Health Worker Training Starts July 26, 2018
Learn to conduct outreach for medical personnel or health organizations as a Community Health Worker through the no cost training program available through St. Louis Community College. This 10-week noncredit program combines 108 hybrid classroom hours with...
- Posted June 21, 2018
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Community Health Workers Complete Training and Are Ready to Connect People to St. Louis-Area Health ResourcesOn April 20, 2018, ten students successfully completed the Community Health Worker training program. Enrollment is open now for the next training cohort that starts July 23, 2018. The Community Health Worker program provides individuals with the...
- Posted May 1, 2018
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Community Health Worker Training Classes are starting April 24 and July 23, 2018
Learn to conduct outreach for medical personnel or health organizations as a Community Health Worker through the no cost training program available through St. Louis Community College. This 10-week noncredit program combines 108 hybrid classroom hours with...
- Posted March 27, 2018
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Enroll Now: No-Cost Community Health Worker Training, Starts January 2018Learn to conduct outreach for medical personnel or health organizations and start your healthcare career as a Community Health Worker through this no cost training program. Enrollment is open now for training starting January 2018.
- Posted November 29, 2017
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Enroll Now: No-Cost Community Health Worker Training
Learn to conduct outreach for medical personnel or health organizations and start your healthcare career as a Community Health Worker through this no cost training program. Enrollment is open now for training starting September 6, 2017.
- Posted June 29, 2017
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Students Prepare for Workforce Opportunities in Community Healthcare AdvocacyIn collaboration with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, St. Louis Community College is offering the Community Health Worker Short Term Certificate Program during Spring 2016. This non-credit program is designed for individuals that want...
- Posted January 21, 2016
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No-Cost Community Health Worker Training, Starts Oct. 26, 2015
Learn to conduct outreach for medical personnel or health organizations as a Community Health Worker through this no cost training program. Prepare to implement programs in the community that promote, maintain and improve individual and community health.
- Posted September 24, 2015