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Wallace Community College recently graduated eight students from the Ready to Work program. Students earning certificates were Stephanie Ard, Gina Grantham, Thelma Howell, Robert Jones, Sharlene Jones, and Judy Weiler from the Center for Workforce Development (CEWD) in Dothan and Marilyn Mahone and Carlton Thomas from the Sparks Campus in Eufaula.

The Ready to Work program includes training in basic education, computer skills, problem solving skills, workplace behaviors, manufacturing concepts, and job acquisition techniques. Successful completers earn an “Alabama Certified Worker” (ACW) Certificate and a State of Alabama “Career Readiness Credential” (CRC). Participants must be at least 17 years old, preferably with a high school diploma or GED, and are actively seeking employment and/or plan to attend college or vocational training classes.

The eight-week program is offered four times per year in both Eufaula and Dothan.

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Billingsley 1A at Sunshine  1A

Ellwood Christian  1A at Autaugaville  1A

Florala 1A at Pleasant Home  1A

Fruitdale  1A at Marengo  1A

Geneva County 1A at McKenzie  1A

Georgiana 1A at Brantley  1A

Holy Spirit Catholic 1A at Keith  1A

J.U. Blacksher 1A at A.L. Johnson  1A

John Essex 1A at Saint Luke’s Episcopal  1A

Kinston  1A at Red Level  1A

Linden  1A at McIntosh  1A

Maplesville  1A at Akron    1A

Notasulga 1A at Fayetteville  1A

Verbena 1A at Loachapoka  1A

Winterboro 1A at Saint Jude   1A

Ariton  2A at Houston Academy 2A

Calhoun  2A at Goshen  2A

Central-Hayneville 2A at Luverne  2A