Workforce Development
The Center for Education and Family Empowerment’s Workforce Development division provides programming through our Family Prosperity Initiative, which takes an integrated services approach to address family prosperity through programs and activities that foster educational attainment, personal well-being, financial stability, and increased economic power for adults and their families.
O U R S E R V I C E S
Interviewing Skills
Resume Preparation
Computer Access for Online Job Searches and Applications
Job Search Assistance
Career Counseling
Job-readiness Training
Job Referrals
Aptitude Testing
Case Management
Post-Placement Follow-up
Level Up your family’s well-being through a holistic approach toward achieving prosperity. This program provides economic assets, career planning, training, certification attainment in high-growth industries, and growth mindset development to build helpful connections to people, knowledge, and power.
Phlebotomy Technician
With FPI’s certification pathways, you can learn the skills needed to become a phlebotomy technician in just a few months. Participants will earn a stipend while participating in the course and will receive a laptop and the skills needed to learn virtually. For parents, childcare will be offered for qualifying pathways.
Outcomes: Prepared to sit for certification exams and pursue employment in hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities.
Up to 18-Week Hybrid Course
In-Partnership with Clinical Providers
National Certification
Job Placement
Financial and Career Planning
Up to 18-Week Hybrid Course
Earn National Certification
Job Placement
Financial and Career Planning
In-Person classes meet Wednesday & Thursday for 3 hours (6pm – 9pm)
Friday classes - 3 hours virtually
(6pm – 9pm)Saturday classes - 6 hours in-person (9am – 3pm)
Must attend both classes
Google IT Support Certification
Provides industry-recognized credentials in troubleshooting, networking, system administration, and cybersecurity basics.
Outcomes: Earn a recognized credential and prepare for entry-level IT roles in help desk support, technical assistance, and related technology fields.
Career pathways to competitively paid jobs for Americans
Course designed and taught by Google employees
Must attend all required classes
Construction
Equips participants with foundational building-trade skills, safety standards, and workforce readiness.
Outcomes: Prepared to enter apprenticeships, construction firms, or skilled trade roles with growth potential.
COMING SOON
The Urban League of Greater Chattanooga’s Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) is a federally funded job rediness program designed to help mature adults successfully re-enter the workforce.
Through community-based training sites and personalized workforce development guidance, we equip participants with the skills and experience needed to secure and thrive in part-time or full-time employment.
General Eligibility
55 & up
Unemployed, underemployed, or low-income
Willing and able to work part-time (up to 20 hours per week)
Reside in one of the following counties: Bradley, Hamilton, Polk, Meigs, McMinn or Rhea