Imperial County Workforce Development

The Imperial County Workforce Development Board (ICWDB) operates as an advisory board to the Imperial County Board of Supervisors, comprising community leaders from private industry, nonprofits, and public agencies. Tasked with overseeing public investments in employment and training programs, the ICWDB collaborates with the Imperial County Workforce and Economic Development Office to enhance the local workforce and support business success. Offering a range of services for job seekers, employers, and youth, the ICWDB provides job training programs, career services, and additional support for individuals with disabilities. Through initiatives such as the On-the-Job Training Program and various workshops, the board aims to connect individuals with employment opportunities while assisting businesses in maximizing their workforce potential. Generated from the website

Imperial Valley Regional Occupational Program is dedicated to developing and providing training, career and educational services. Based in El Centro, Calif., it is a public education service, which provides free, practical hands-on training, career guidance, job placement assistance and other supportive services to youth and adults. Imperial Valley Regional Occupational Program provides community and cooperative classroom training in local businesses and industries for a limited number of classes. The center offers courses, including accounting, advanced woodworking, AG fabrication/welding, AG mechanics II, automotive technology and more.

The Imperial County Workforce Development Board (ICWDB) serves as an advisory body to the Imperial County Board of Supervisors, comprising community leaders from private industry, nonprofits, and public agencies. This board is mandated by federal legislation to oversee public investments in employment and training programs, working alongside the Imperial County Workforce and Economic Development Office to bolster the local workforce and support community businesses. The ICWDB offers a range of services for job seekers, including programs for adults and dislocated workers, veteran services, and online workshops. Additionally, it provides resources for employers, such as on-the-job training and support for workforce development initiatives, while ensuring equal opportunity and accessibility for individuals with disabilities. Generated from the website