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JumpStart
2 Success
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The Washington Literacy Center is now OPEN! for in-person learning and business!!
Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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JumpStart 2 Success is a six-week program that is broken down into two sections. The first two weeks are allotted for pre-planned instruction developed by our Education Team; after completion, the remaining weeks will be dedicated to obtaining certifications and planning obtainable education goals through a set schedule of activities and presentations. The program aims to acclimate or re-acclimate customers who have been participating in a 2-generation activity and not participating in a program back into an educational setting. The program also addresses concerns that customers may have with being in a classroom setting and taking necessary steps to reach their academic goals.

To register click here.

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If you are not in any current programming, we strongly encourage you to participate in the JumpStart 2 Success program.

 

If you have any questions about the JumpStart 2 Success program, please contact Parker Rulison at parker.rulison@washlit.org

NEWS & EVENTS
ORIENTATION

WLC will conduct orientations online or over the phone while Stay at Home orders are in place. Please complete and submit the registration form link below.  Our Outreach Coordinator will get in touch with you and schedule a time for orientation.

Registration Form

PROGRAM LINKS

Important links Jumpstart participants will need to complete homework and in-class work:

Interest Assessment

 

 

Skill Matcher  

 

Explore Career Clusters  
 

Occupation Exploration  

 

Multiple Intelligences Explained

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