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Thirty-Five Years of Dedication Pays Off

After a career in various office environments, Lisa connected with the WorkSmart Network. She had extensive experience, but not degree or specialty. She was determined to change that.

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After a career in various office environments, Lisa connected with the WorkSmart Network. She had extensive experience, but not degree or specialty. She was determined to change that.

The inmates at the Dane County Jail celebrate their graduation from the Windows to Work program.

WDBSCW participates in National Reentry Week

MADISON Wisc. – April 24, 2017 – In honor of National Reentry Week, the Workforce Development Board of South Central Wisconsin is highlighting its efforts to help ex-offenders succeed in society after release. The week, presented by the U.S. Department… Continue Reading WDBSCW participates in National Reentry Week

WDBSCW hits the hill for the NAWB’s Forum 2017

Last month, over 1,400 workforce board members and staff attended The Forum 2017, the annual conference of the National Association of Workforce Boards (NAWB). The WDBSCW’s CEO, Pat Schramm, Deputy Director, Seth Lentz, Board Chair, Pam Christensen of Madison Gas… Continue Reading WDBSCW hits the hill for the NAWB’s Forum 2017

WorkSmart Smartly Works with Locals to Find Smart Work

Jonathan Shipley | WiscNews October 7, 2022 Tracy Carbonara needed a job. The Wisconsin Dells resident worked in the restaurant industry for years. She managed a restaurant but lost her job and wasn’t sure what to do next. She was… Continue Reading WorkSmart Smartly Works with Locals to Find Smart Work

Incarcerated Students Graduate from Madison College Carpentry Program

Juliana Tornabene | NBC 15 MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – Incarcerated students graduated from Madison College’s carpentry program Tuesday morning. The carpentry program allows jail residents to come to the campus for classes and get a work release. Students started off… Continue Reading Incarcerated Students Graduate from Madison College Carpentry Program

Youth Apprentice Hired in Mechanical Field Before Graduation

High school student learns hands-on before turning 18. Carter was interested in the Youth Apprenticeship (YA) Program because it gave him the opportunity to train hands-on in the mechanical field prior to turning 18. He was hired as an apprentice… Continue Reading Youth Apprentice Hired in Mechanical Field Before Graduation

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