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“Am I eligible for W.I.O.A. funding?” The $4,000 you might be missing out on.
Louisiana gets over 100 million dollars for workforce development funding. Some of that could be for you. You may be eligible for up to $4,000 in W.I.O.A. grant funding to pay for job training. Check out our free checklists for a more detailed look!
Don’t Sleep on the Pell Grant.
What's a Coding Boot Camp and is it Worth It?
When we think of boot camps, we think of push-ups, we think of uniforms, we think of intense training. But what is a coding boot camp? What is coding?
5 Healthcare Pathways that are Faster than Nursing.
These 5 opportunities lead to high-wage/high-demand careers in healthcare in 2 years or less.
Delgado Spotlight: Welder.
Delgado Spotlight: Electrician Programs
What are middle skill jobs (and what on Earth is the middle skills job gap?)
Delgado Spotlight: Automotive Technician.
5 Things You Can Do Instead of a 4-year College (and why they might be better options)
Everyone knows college is expensive. With debt skyrocketing, is it time for us to start exploring other options? Why do many people still have the idea that a 4-year degree is the only path towards mobility and prosperity?
Community College 101
Community colleges offer a wide range of opportunities for anyone with a high school diploma or equivalent. But what is a community college anyways? Community colleges are public colleges that offer shorter, less expensive programs than universities to get you into paying careers ASAP. They offer associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates to guide you towards career success. Let’s break down what these programs are...
Program Spotlight: Carpenters Training Fund Apprenticeship
Hi, my name is Holly and I’d like to be paid to learn, get hired in a full-time job, become an expert and earn, let’s say, $60,000 a year in four years’ time. Sounds too good to be true? It’s not.
8 Tips for NOLA High School Seniors During the COVID Crisis
High school seniors all around the country just lost most of their last semester. Prom, graduation, etc. From all of us educators, we’re sorry this has happened. We promise there’s a small army of us trying our best to help you through this. In the meantime, here are a few tips to help you out with your postsecondary planning.